... Bchool Board.—The moathly meeting of the School Board was held on Thursday. Present—the Chairman (Mr. J. W. Narraway), and Messrs. Burrow, Heywood Dymond, and Rooker.-The minutes of the last ...

... Tho weekly meeting of tho Land League was held yesterday. Mr John Dillon, M.P.. presided-, and there wore present Mr O’Kelly, M.P., Hoabj, M.P., Mr Finigan, M.P., &c.—Mr Patrick Egan reported that the receipts during tho week amounted to 111200, which i.'lBl had been received from the non-commissioned officers and men of tho 69th Now Ycrk Regiment.—Mr Brennan reported that evictions bad ...

... SECjND-HAND by COLLARD and COLLARD. EROADWOOD. BRINSMEAD, ...

... The 1!lv F. O. Morris well-rueauing gentleman we do uot doubt, well as a man genie note ornithological world, but irciine to the opinion that bis attempt extiud some of tbe th ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. better's telegrams. I ENGLISH ENTERPRISE AFGHANISTAN. Pom bat, Sunday,—Mr Payne, the English engineer, entered into aft engagement with the Ameer for constructing wo ...

... POST-OFFICE NOTICE - A Ship letter bag will be made up for Dioutheim, per Hero's, Captain Lawson, at 8 p.m. to-day. The Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock Bill (New ...

... CITIZEN. GLOUCESTER, JANUARY-17. Not knowing sufficient of the circumstances under which Mr. Mitchell-Hedges, speaking beneath the roof of political club, adjured the youth of to-day to ...

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... .0{ Lady Astor were pioneers nurser . school movement fej ' when, a little over a 3 they acquired the former vicarage in Hoe-street, and equipped it, and called it McMillan Day Nurser ...

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... a ca ™ be v i' we therefore suggest a view Temporary Showrooms with W TT-r ...