... proposal was brought before the Council and accepted on the express condition that the bO strip of ground along Edge-lane, known as the ir Edge-lane HalL estate, should be bought by the Id Corporation to be added to the park. If there had to been no compensating ...

... called in. Everything was reav 3A c. done to save the man's life, but wvithout avail. .000; DEATH Or Mnz. GeonoE M'Kswsirr. -WNe have pret l0,to record the death of ,Mr. George M'Knight, of tintr Dec., the firm of Angus and Co., Limited, which took Con ...

... the present war In America the Austrian Government has sold 80,000 musketa to the North. evers, Mr. James Mitchell, chairman of the Alderley Edge Mining COanpRy, has lost his life by slipping from a ladder which led down a shafb. The Japanese Ambassadors ...

... n, statedthatthe number of deaths in the township during the past month was 13, one of them being that of a child who was found dead in a ditch; in the corres- ponding period of last year the deaths were 19. The only deaths from zymotic diseases during ...

... W. at Lea, Park Hurst School, Buxton; J. Wabltich, I de Norman-road School, Rusholme; A. H. Thompson, q. The Ryleys, Alderley Edge; B. G. Hall, the College, ve Bowdon; AP.utherford,Liverpoollitu; H.W. at Shawcross, Stoclport Grammar School, E. W. er ...

... Wiliiam Longtield, Newcastle-npon.Tyne, fruiterer. Jshu Heugb, Upper Brook-street. Middlesex, Hugh eough, of Pirwood, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, and ItNicholaS Symons, of Over Tabbey, near Knutsford, Cheshire, and all of No. 113, Cannon street, London, ...

... members of the local board. Twhen formed. CYCLING ACCIDENT AT AzDnasnY.-Several serious cycling accidents occurred at Alderley Edge on Sunday. In one case a youfsg lady from Rusholme, Manchester, lost control of her machine whilst riding down the steep ...

... tiff citizens into their country homes at Bowdona sin and L~ymme, and all along the railway route to ti sin Cheadie and Alderley Edge. The Hundreds of Lad Bucklow and Miacclefileld not only form |F eel, atoutlet for Manchester, but also for n Ire Warrington ...

... bhen ?? to the hrecomer. Almost every bookl, it is statel, -was in half liior occo, gilt edges, or nroro *o, gilt aud rL * cdges, half red morocco, gilt edges, , half calf, gilt edgeP, or haif russia, gilt. The collection included a, choice ...

... Josiah Tildesly, W. North, Thomnas Groom, John B. Slack, B.A. 'ket Macclesfield Distriet.-J. Edge, J.P.; Alderman Ains- aos worth, W. C. L. Olliver, J. Potts, S. R. Edge, J. Ward, ood E. Cleminson. a at Liverpool District.-Dr. T. Dale, J. Fishwick Stead, unl; ...

... SPIECIAL TELEGRAMS. , CYCLIST RECORD BROKEN. At Newark, on Saturday, T. Edge, the Man- I chester cyclist, broke the 100) miles. record by 1 5 hours 59 mina. DEATH OF WILLIAM COOK. The death of William Cook, ex-billiard cham- pion, tuok place at the Brompton ...

... pier and Loch Promenade to the Castle Mona. Hotel. Tnr CASE OF MITCHELL'S PATEn.-Yesterday, at the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, an application was made in the case of David Mitchell's patent, which would expire next month, for a pro- longation ...