... should commence in earnest in a few days. During the week large numbers of anglers have been out, and in the upper reaches the sport met with was probably better than for some time past. On Monday Mr. John Theaker and a friend tried a noted field ad oining the Wellington allotment, and kil ed a grand lot of dace, reach, and chub, the whole weighing upwards of 401b. They had also a grayling of ...

... The Queen and Court arrived in London from Windsor to-day (Tuesday.) ...

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... A meeting of the Eotherham Board of Guardians was held on Monday at the Board room, Union WorShouse. The Hon. and Eev. W. Howard pre- sided, and the other guardians present were— Messrs. H. Jubb, H. Otter, Eev. A. Fullerton, and H. W. Verelst, ex-officio; Eev. E. B. Watkins, Messrs. Guest, Moorhouse, Morgan, Fell, J. White, F. White, Ehodes, S. Blunn, W. Blunn, Wood, Sellars, Ashforth, Cobban, ...

... Qo-RSifSTOWH, -Nor. 4—The United States Mail ete-uner Kenilworth arrived from Philadelphia at 6 this morning, and landed mails. ?? ?? ?? 3amb Laws.—The number of offences by eumtn **y proceedings against the Game TMw% in ?? wis 11 ftsf>, sgainst 10,870 itt the.-preceding 111] r- ?? .iO year, - - ...

... THE WIFE MURDER IJEAR ECKINGTON. LATEST PARTICULARS.—The INQUEST. In our yesterday's impression we briefly reported the main particulars of a very shocking tragedy committed in the hamlet cf West Handley, a picturesque spot about three miles from Eckington. We now give further and more complete details. The name of the murdered woman is Elizabeth Hudson, Whose parents—her father is a ...