... SIR T. SUGGESTS EARLIER CLOSING. ALD. THEWLLS'S COMMENT. The remark of Sir Thomas Shann, speaking from the chair of the Manchester Licensing Bench yesterday, the effect that clubs shou ...

... TJUMBER 12 h.p. Vogue Eports Saloon 1934. Model, J3. black and white cplour, upholstered blue leather. Ace discs to wheels, luggage container the rear; this model the speciality this year ar.d listed at run about 8.000 miles; free wheel, bumper bars, dual tone horn: now offered a special price—Apply CENTRAL OARAOE, LTD.. Town Hall Square. BRADFORD. 'Phone 7914 7956. TkAJMLER h p. 1933 Model ...

... Coasters Arrived —Fro.o Aitlbro , Two Drothen, Foliate. Boston, Juliet, Rogers; Good Intent, Gilchrist. Bridlington, Perennial, Lundy. London, Sister*, Peck; Mary, Chadwick: Ph«be, Whitaker; Fly, Wright; Elisabeth, Hudson; Jubilee, Plaxton. Lynn. Mary, Houiel; Hopewell, Gowthey. Maiden, Hero, Cole. Rye, Biue-eyed Lass, Welsted. Spalding, Freedom, Clark. Wisbeach. Moss se, Greensides. Sailed— ...

... •/ The Bdi tore do not hold themaelves responsible f ca- the opinions of Correspondents. THE MUSEUM GROUNDS. I__ tke MiTToZZ of tke YORK HE * ALD - To the BUlTOiu. * a{ readers, have Gentlemen,— WiU you, or 'any »■ ' oi dinarv the goodness to inform me by what - 0 . , ?? subscriber to the Museum Grounds takes upon himseil to desire the family of another subscriber to remove trom a seat in the ...

... A meeting of this board was held on Thursday, Sir Andrew Fairbairn in the chair. —After a communication had been read from tho Education Department, stating that'• my lords will allow the Leeds Boavd to make Beeston school as wide as was originally proposed, a letter was read from the Science and Art Department, asking the co-operation of the board in organising the conduct of the science ...

... There is a collect hn\. made in the Wesleyans chapels throughout, the connection twice a year, on behalt of educating the children of the ministers. Many pew- holders, having to educate their children out of their own earnings, object and refuse to give. Those members who have been liberal enough to give during the past, may derive consolation from the tact that their monies havo not been ...

... SPIRIT THE PRESS. FREE TRADE. It growing more and more difficult for the opponents commercial reciprocity to silence the trier.of'the working classes. Free trade lessons are fluently preached many Lib ...

... the new system of Local Government which will come into operation the ...

... LONDON SHARE MARKET.— Yesterday, ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. V [ ~. ?? Closing ausmess Share. Railways. Pric^ done. 12.10 l.'Unberg.. Nottig., Bost.,i j 1 and Eastern Junction. 10 6} 6$ xd id 50 [Belf. -.stand Ball^-mena.. all ! — — 13.14 Bir, Woi, A Stour Valley all 8 8} 11 „ ?? , 100 72 74 11 „ 25 JBlackburn :aU 11} 12} .. „ 25 ißlyth and Tyne all — — 10 !Bosn..Sleafd .AM.t^nties all \ 6J 6} ...

... Award Pensions to Widows Asked iu. the House Commons whether any grants cover early emergencies have been made the widows of those who lost their lives in submarine M 2 from the Admiralty fund for dealing with special eases, Lord Stanley, Financial Secretary to the Admiralty, writes : ...

... Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, Redruth, MRS. GRAY'S PapiU will their studiet July 16th. TRENOWETH HOUSE, PENRYN. T H ? MICHELL will be happy to receive »» Daily Pupils TUI BSDAT, ...

... CINDERELLA. The reign pantomime for the season 1R96-97 if now fairly established. Tragedy, for the time-being— at a::y rate—is banished from the melodrama hides its diminished head, ...