... worry put a*ide for another year, the Artillery Volunteers to-dey begin the annual meeting their association Shoebnryneas, where if not much money is to be found in the prize list at Wimbledon the honours which are be won are richly merited by those who obtain them as any prize— Queen's or other —which the metropolitan Infantry meeting bestows. At Shoeburyness there are no pot-hunters or ...

... LOCAL BILLS PARLIAMENT. THE BRADFORD WATERWORKS AND IMPROVEMSNT BlLL.— Thin bill came before the examiners Standing Orders to the House Lords yesterday, and the Standing Orders having been complied with the bill was directed to be proceeded with. The bill has passed the House of Commons. THE ISLE OF AXHOLMR RAILWAY BILL.— The examiners Standing Orders the House of Lords yesterday reported that ...

... Lord Clinton has remitted ten per cent on his agricul- tural rente in Cornwall. Canon Carter, of Truro, is to take part in a mission to be held in Mew York during Advent. Mr. R. Dunstan, Mus. Baa, Cantab, music-master of the Westminster Training College for schoolmasters, has also been appointed music-master of the Southlands Training College for mistresses. In view of bis approaching ...

... FREEMASONRY IN CORNWALL, j ♦ Tbubo. —At the usual monthly meeting of the Lodge Phoenix of Honour and Prudence, No. 331, on Monday evening, Bro. J. H. Ferris, P.M., ?? was elected W_M. for the ensuing twelve months. Bro. S. Serpell, P.M., ?? was re-elected treasurer, and Bro W. Rooks, ?? was re-appointed tyler. Bodkxk .— At a monthly meeting of One and All (No. 330) Lodge of Freemasons, ...

... at Lincoln Castle. E. Turnor was chairman, the other magistrates present being Sir C. N. J. Anderson, Bart., Sir Hickman Bacon, Bart., tho Rev. A. Wright, the Rev. J. Livesey, the Rev. G. Bubb, the Rev. H. C. Brewster, the Rev. W. W. Cooper, the Rev. F. Jarvix. Lieutenant-Colonel Mason, Colonel Seddon, Lieutenant-Colonel Conway-Gordon, Mr W. R. Eroers. A. Luard, Mr E. Pearson, J. Mr R. Waldo ...

... SUtion. LEEDS, at the Midland Railway Station, and the New Joint Railway Station. MANCHESTER, at the Victoria Railway Station. DEWSBURY, at the London and Nortb Western Railway Station. WAKEFIELD, at the Railway Station. MIRFIELD, at the Railway Station. HALIFAX, at the Railway Station. TO ADVERTISERS. Scale of charges for Pbeaid Advertisements ln the fl udiertield Daily Chroniclt of the ...

... LAID OUT. WHICH MUST BE CLEARED OUT VERY GREAT SACRIFICE. LADIES' SHORT JACKETS. No. I—Lot of Ladies' Jersey Cloth Jackets, Braided, to be Cleared Out lidwere Sole 10s 2—Lot of Tweed and Black Cloth Jackets, Newest Stapes and Beautifully —all to Offered lid ; were from 10s t ...

... Holsworthy and Buds Railway BUI was read a third time in the House of Commons on Monday eveuisg. In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. W. Biciford- Smith presented a petition from Mawgan, Bebtcs, against the compensation clauses of the Local Ucrenf ment Bill. I HZ B Lw * lbrid «» Mareimk, of Callington, and Mr. H. I> lM ?? of Liskeard, sn Monday signed th» ■TS ? l°l l * nd WP*™* «» the ...

... THE ENTHRONEMENT _OF THE BISHOP OF WAKEFIELD. - MwdertHe brightest poae.ble In glorious wealher, sua k6 geld was enthroned anapiees, tho first Bishop Tfie poople were very in tbe Cathedral here i to- *^ Banghine t be flags, early atoot, ana ib * m _ Ul B . ?? i cn t quite whieb were fitting » It wal not loßg ef e th e ft gay aspect to lbs o ,a ?? ml _. utl Wakifield invasion comae 6 * ■ oot i ...

... SHOPS, ANT. WAREHOUSES TO LET. HOUSES AND CARRIAGES SALE. MONEY WANTED AND TO LEND. MACHINERY, CIjOTHINO, AM. JEW LERY. FURNITURE and BUSINESSES FOR ALE. HOTELS. PUBLIC-HOUSES, Sc.. LET, AND ALL ARTICLES OF A MISCELLANEOUS CHARACTER, Are inserted at Hit' following ratesj—~ ~~~~~ , _= I Three Six No. nords. Insertion. Insertion*. Insertions. euuuierated, and mutt puid prrriuus to imtriioii. V ...

... Bodmin Deaneby Chokal Fb tival is announced to take place at Eglosbayle on Wednesday July 29. Tbe preacher will be Canon Wor Hedge ; and the Rev. T. S. Kendall will act as conductor. Newquay Hobse Show is always one of the principal attractions in Cornwall on August Bank-holiday. The show itself tbis year pro- mises to be a splendid one, and in addition to tbis attraction, there is to be a ...

... Paris, Thursday. Sensational statements purporting to give particulars regarding the latest developments ■vf the Panama scandals, and especially Madame Cottu's interview with M. S ...