... ward Mr William Asquith. Nominations of candidates have to be sent in on or before Thundnj’. the 27th of March. The voting papers will be delivered on the 3rd, collected on the sth, and the votes will be counted on the 9th April next. Mr William Sugden ...

... the least. James Jackson and William H. Bradshaw, both coloured, each received 10 lashes, which they counted as the sheriff applied the “eat” William Powell, & tall white man, bore his punishment of five lashes well. William Wright, a very dark darky, received ...

... proceeds to Coburg, and thence direct to Cannes. The Emperor William was much pleased that Lady Ermyntrude Malet wore the Prussian colours (black and white) at the banquet which was given the other day at the Embassy to the officers of Queen Victoria’s Own ...

... various Sapphires, are Cloudesley Sbov® William Jennings, Sir Hovenden alkens J Killegrew, and other goud men and true. From Walfiech Bay to Simon's Bay ¢ * miles. Awlm&wiflwucmL gunboat Pheasant recently occupied 21 day* ) e ) up N of gunboats does mwwum«’ ...

... night in the Cutlers’ Hnmhemeld. Mr. Howard Vincent, M.P., occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr. Lane Fox, vice chancellor of the League, Mr. C«:i:‘rb] Disraeli, nephew of the late Lord Beaconsfiedd, Bir William Leng. _Me. Lane-Fox delivered an address ...

... Cii‘:l Belfast, and | you will find that the gas workmen bave gained for 1| themeelves an eight hours working day, instead of a twelve-hour day, at the same rate of pay.” The meet| ing on Ssturday night was not lergely attended. No || definite action was ...

... contributed a couple of literary selections. Avriecep THEPT BY A WokKMAN.—At the Bradford West Riding Court on Monday, William Howard, turner, formerly employed by Messrs Webster & Marvell, cabinet makers, of Shipley, was charged with baving stolen a number ...

... necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. [Commercial federation with our ecolonies is growing more fih’ every day. London and Bradford are just beginning see the danger that lies before us. ) | To the Editor of the Chronicle. Sir,—The handwriting ...

... much doubted, though he had often confirmed it to many gentlemen, and, a fow days before his death told it to several neighbours. He enjoyed his sight and momory to the day of his death. In the parlour of a public-house in a strect in London, there used ...

... Sunday the harvest thanksgiving services in connection with this church were held, the (re&chcr throughout the day being the Rev H. L. Williams. At the morning service, in addition to the usual harvest hymns, the choir rendered the anthem, * Like as the ...

... With all its Terrible Irritation and Horrible Disligurement Cured by “HOMOCEA,” which TOUCHES THE SPOT at once. The Rev. J. WILLIAMS BUTCHER, 35, Park Road East, Birkenhead, writes:— *I have great pleasure in cumplyin;i with your request, and putting into ...

... the townships of East and West Morten. The present vicar is the Rev. W, H. 8. Hartley, who was gum'dod by three vicars—Rev. William Fawecett, Rev. Frank Marriver, and the Joseph Weedow. During the period the church has been closed a stained window, containing ...