... clebt contrivance supersedes bell-ringing ; orders ainy refreshment re- N quired, or summons the landlord, landlady, waiter, boots, &C., tbe -as required.th r The tsext presentation to the Rteotory of Wilmolow wa's sold v I at the auction mart, London, a ...

... hand-bell ringers of St. John's, Preston, ascended the tower of the church, and rung a complete peal of twelve bob major, in the Kent variation, consisting of 5120 changes, in three hours and twenty minutes. They were conducted by Mr. John Chew; the weight ...

... oeitl the Golden Locks, and Phoebe, in itocbla. She has musical knowledge, and bids well for histrionic honlours; yet she must study and practice to succeed. With a de- L termiination to conquer all difficulties, sire will soon earn l golden opinions. ...

... various beer-shops, were not short of company, who joined in the merry dance till daylight in the morning. TuaNe-orT.-The boot and shoe makers employed by Mr. Yarwood, of Burmley, have struck work, in conse- quence, it is said, of the latter attempting ...

... afterwards, the boots were missed, and, on information being given to the police, James Hall, a constable, was sent in pursuit, and traced the prisoner to Seotforth, near Lancaster, when he apprehended him about nine o'clock the same evening. The boots were found ...

... Westmorland. Idutthe spring the same tree bloomed most luxuriantly, and the young shoots are again pro- fusely covered with golden flowers. GmRMAN GAME LAws.-The gamekeepers of noble- men in Germany have the right of firing at poachers, If the latter do ...

... were abstlacted. They ci were afterwards all found in the river, some of them having j floated a long way down. A paih of boots were also taken. r( Those were subsequently found in a yard adjoining. A ci great number of iron spoons, which the wvorkmetn ...