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... SUMARY OF LATEST AsO i's NEWS. Yesterday the Prince and Princess of Wales ?? Gravesend for the purpose of being present at the Royal' Thames Yacht Club race, in which the Prince's yaclt Formosa was engaged. i; Yesterday George Brockley, aged twelve, reaidir with his parents in Poplar, was playing on a high wall when be fell, badlyjlacerating his scalp and bruising hir' self. He was admitted to ...
... Per too. 'Best ENGLISH HETTON HOUSE .. .. 19s ‘Best English Vane’s Wallsend House 17s 'Beat SCOTCH WISHAW HOUSE .. .. 17s HETTON FORGING NUTS (Double-Screened) 14s SILKSWORTH PE/: ORGINQ (Do.) 12s SCOTCH ROUND STVA>( 14s STEAM .ojiALL .•Less Is per Discount for Cash. As we are Sole Agents at this Port for the sale the now well-known Best English Vane’* ‘WaUsend Coals, w« offer v special value ...
... The annual meeting of the Bath and West of England Show opened on Wednesday at Worcester in most unfavourable circumstances as far weather was concerned. There was a heavy downpour of rain, and the natural result was a very small attendance. The show is an excellent one. In the Devon class* .s Mr Skinner, near Taunton, takes first prize. Sh* rthorns were a good show, the Earl of Ellesmere ...
... THE following Royal Mail Steamships are appointed to leave London (calling at Plv mouth) for ADELAIDE (Semaphore), MELBOURNE, and SYDNEY, DIRECT, and will take Passengers for all Ports in AUSTRALIA, Tasmania, and new Zealand. Tons gross Horse-Power register. effective. Sailing date. 5.5. JOHN ELDER 4152 3500 7th July. 5.5. SOKATA 4014 3500 21st July. 5.5. CUZCO 3815 35C0 4th August. The above ...
... A meeting of those interested in the Kennethmont cattle markets was held within the Station Hotel, Kennethmont, on Monday- Mr William Anderson. Tullochleys, Clatt, was called to the chair, and there was a good attendance. The Chairman supposed they were aware that the object which brought them together was to consider about the propriety of continuing or discontinuing their Kennethmont cattle ...
... TIRE ColMI.c pRESS. I _ - i ~gBI [FROM PUNCH. ] Do, Are Welsh rabbits included in ground game ? Commencement of European Concert--The ident;cal Note. LIVEI WHILE You MAY.-Timid Passenger (as the gato freshened)- Is there any danger? Tar (ominously) - Well, them as likes a good dinner had better hev it us to-day 1 try A PDOFESSIONAL ATTENTION.-The lawyers ought to I to be happy and ...
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... do hie, A special meeting of the Board was held at the Town W Hall on Monday last, when there were present Alderman CO' our John Turner (Chairmani, Alderman Sherwin, and Messrs. res uoy E. Collumbell. Wallis, 2. Neal, Walton, Brindley, Catton. Pe NY. Winfield, Ellia, Woolley, Daykin, G. Greensmith, and L, Booth. The prinicipal business was to open and consider the tenders for the drainage of ...
... lid Ak- The committal of Mr. Bradlaugh to the custody of rld the Serjeant-at-Arms was bat the natural result of the ;ar disorderly proceedings at the commencement of the fl sitting of the House on Wednesday, and a shortaccount cal of what are the duties and responsibilities of that im- Wfn portant officer may not be without interest on the nd present occasion. The Serjeant-at-Arms is appointed ...
... - ?? - a o-- : ?? - 1 A- ?? cat We are glad to have to chronicle another development to F to of church work in Derby, and this time it is not on the def southern, but on the western side. On Thursday the con o5n newly-erected Mission Chapel in Leman-street, which has 9h1 kid been dedicated to the Patron Saint of England, was form- ( ally opened by the Very Rev. the Dean of Lichfield. This Ba ? ...
... vrXv-X Ad Aim sXI.J1 ' CMR THE PARLIAMENTARY OATH. ant The Times can only hope that the different views of Mr. COt Bradlaugh's claim which may be urged within the corm ha' mittee wiU be reduced to writing, so that all the world unll may hereafter be able to read and study the arguments ad- mul vanced by the contending members. It will be unsatis- Cal factory if the final result of their ...
... , i The fortnightly meeting of the Sbardlow Board of ye a Guardians took place on Monday, Mr. B. Sutton, J.Pa, presiding, and the following members were present. Mrr. T owle, Mr. Canner, Mr. Wells, Rev. J. Adsnas, Mr. b3 ,Greasley, Mr. Parkin, Mr. T. Newbold, Mr. W. P. Bennett, Mr. Grettons Mr. Potter, Mr. -Chappell, Jun, Mr. Paget, Mr. S. Tomlinson, Mr. W. It. Adcock, Mr. G. Adeock, Mr. ...