... ..he prosecution and conviction of two bookmakers for causing obstruction in Swan Street, Leeds, vill probably clear away the of men who stand there day after da}-, pencil and note-book in hand, shouting the odds, receiving money, and paying out lucky backers. only partial remedy of a public evil, however. The Chief Constable is powerless to repress bookmakers and their touts. All is to keep ...

... FOURTH EDITION, TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. D named Goiter entered the Central Hotel, Liverpool, to-day, and walked into the bar parlou The barmaid followed, but upon ...

... EXPECTED ACTION BOLTON. It now believed that there is a likelihood of the • cotton employers Bolton taking important action. Negotiations been going on for some time, but yesterda ...

... SPECIAL NOTICE. For Special and Full Reports, by our own Reporters, of all Local Matches and Results all the principal Matches England and - SEE THE SPECIAL FOOTBALL EDITION or THE *'SHIELDS DAILY GAZETTE EVERY SATURDAY AT 715. Readers who are unable to obtain the edition from their newsagents are requested to communicate with the Manager, Gazette Office>outh Shields. Specially written ...

... 28th, 1892. Limited, Have secured a large portion of the Stock of ...

... j51 s Annas' silver WaxcHKS from 20/ Sadies■ Silver Watches from 20/ -adies' Watches JOHN BEDFORr>-STREET. ...

... -1, . il, pwili ? ffipp,3115 m., Illm I FOOTBAILL. THE NATIONAL CUP. The f'.iowing are Rrnongst the itraive, for te15 round of thu qualifyiug lsta~o of the a~bove competitiona-e Huwv. Lnughbvir,'. G--u1s.iy 'Town v. Lincohc City. liurion iwifts v. Burton Wiuiv.ercrs'. T Matches toj be played on. the grorzid of the 5xrst narmed club oL December 10th.n i*ET~B~fl~i~LECAGUPh. a LAcNGEY 1iLL. ...

... , I,-1 ^ ^A XT CA'VrrnX ?? Nc A4YJI ICAN COTTON. j,, NEW YOsR. WZtsor,-sDAr 2 Tbe ga t market at YeNw Yo-k closed quiet, Or steadv at tbe r:uot=aiont. Futurepsopened steady; 23 9 t ...

... notwithstand- ing which the rumours of weakness and dis» sension in the councils of the Ministry con* tinue to grow apace. To a certain extent this is only natural. It is not necessary to credit all, or even half, that is whispered in the ear and proclaimed on the housetops concerning the prospects of the coming Session. Those Ministerial* ist3, however, who, like! Mr. Asquith, boldly avow ...

... LATEST COMMERCIAi I AMEICAN COTTON. NW 'YoRs:, TiU-rs)Ay. NewrSYorlk Elpat mu closed steady, i. d- vance. Ex=change adsaced je. 3Fur opened steady, 9 to 10 pointa bigher, closing firm, 14 to 16 points ...

... LABOUR CONFERENCE AT BRADFORD. The first Conference of the National Inde- pendent Labour Party was opened at Bradford yester- day. There was an attendance of about a hundred and thirty delegates, amongst whom were Mr. J. Kier- Hardie, M.P., Mr. Alderman Ben Tillett, Dr. Aveling, Mr. G. Bernard Shaw, Mr. Shaw Maxwell, Mr. W. B. Do Mattos, Mr. R. Blatcbfora, Mr. John Trevor, and Mr. Chisholme ...

... Inglis, 7 Preston {ol corner), for Idie, 4 Semy 3 wai 10 ton steam, also Cc 8 horse, stroke; drilling wachine, set fae ina, set of fans. -Waugh, 10 South Back ~ PFE. ster, green aod cost ford fruiterer's —46 60in. by 20, 5s; syrup . Is: in | good condi ion Facellent bru Causewa: 13s 6d per ton includes all charges ees rrr) bined ER, Sit long. for sale, witb daa and screen comm: ~Apply Appin ...