... U tat, Itvs. od DDnnY PARLIAMENTARY DERATING NON_ cat de; Guildhall, Thursday, 21st Fek., 7.45 p.m. Bill ?? boi( lie the Constitution of the Rouse of Lords. Strangr'Gal- of leries, 6d. and lid, mu are LORD AND LADY CHFsTERFOIELD.-The Earl and soy we Cauntess of Chesterfield arrived in town on Thursday me bhe from Bournemosith.I HueMit. LYNDocH MoNcRTEFF:--M4rs. Monorieff has a I lhe accepted ...

... gistiltirt Vtlvm. SUDBURY. 10 PETTY SESSIONS, Monday. LS [Before L. K. HALL and G. W. PEACH, Esqrs.] ROBBERY OF COAL.-E. Shirley, drainer, of Sunny- e side, Scropton, was charged with stealing 2owt. of coal, the d property of Mr. Richardson, glass-blower, on the 11th k November.-Prisoner pleaded guilty, and asked the M agis- r. trates to be merciful as he had a large family, and this wi.8 re ...

... (From the ,1icslener's Jfagogine.) THE TUBEUOSE.-The cultivator lhii AAt I;-a commaud two classes of bulbs, one of which is formed wii bulbs grown in South Africa, and tho other with those of Ameri- can growth. There is no difference in their cultural re- quirements or the quality of the flovw crs, but owing to the South Atrican bulbs attaining maturity early in the year, .they are the best ...

... I to NOTTINGHAM CHURCH SCHOOL BOARD ays I ?? WI __ on ADDRESS BY THE BISHOP OF SOUTHWELL. di Le On Friday night the first annual meeting of the Not- no Hall ofbbl that anoe igti~ugh ?? Bad wae hdtwetthnktlyced reiniu the Lectureb od whaltofdtheMenchllanics' Hall, Nottingham. The Lorte ctl ip BBROP of SOUTHWELL presided, and addressed the ha fyvmce the a ece, t h t i n Pscsngtisuet Hs teordship ...

... I THE ?? - On Saturday -afternooan the prizes awarded to youikg Ze. I E. people who have been examined in Scriptures under- th e l Gell acheiuewere distribut.ed at the Diocesan ~School~for, lu iBoys, Friar-gate. The Rev. Canon Carr preaided, and -of V ) amongst others present were the Revs. R. J. Knight, W.~ theii Dm H. Askwith, J. Chancellor, P. Hoare, C. H. Brittaill, and Othe ee, J. J. ...

... 9,01ithinI. e T1THE CHURCHILL-CHAMBERLAIN a INCIDENT. e Sir. Parnell took no part in the division. Mr. Bright, and Mr. Forater were in the majority, but Mr. Goschon a did not vote. Mr. Chamberlain left the House without a voting, but Lord Randolph Churchill's name is in the a minority. Neither of the members for Newcastle-on. I Tyne-Mr. Cowen and Mr. John Morley-voted. The V name of Mr. Philip ...

... S I . A14 )m- The sixty-eighth ahuiversary of this associationi is p [ry being celebrated this week. on Saturday evening pre- Pbe litninary prayer meetings were held in All kSaints', 7ke, St. John's, Christ Chunrch, and Holy Trinity schools, qui and on Sunnday sermuns on behalf of the society were'of we preached in the following churches :-At All Saints, c, rihin the morning by the Rev. R. J. ...

... VOli.tNial. LORD SALISBURY AT KELSO. IREPLY TOl LORD HARTINGTON, Zsat w. 11ARC617CST, AND MR. CHARBERLY.I1N. A ?? of the Conservatives of 'the south- eastern bordremounties of Scotland was held iii Kelso on Saturday afternoon, at which an address was delivered by the Marquis of Salisbury. The Ceru Exebange, which has accommodation for nearly 2,00 persons, was crowded long Wefore the time of ...

... i .1 0 it01 GEENFlAL GoPrDON probably knows more about the Soudan than any man living. lie has a wide personal knowledge, not only of its geography, but of its popu- lation ; and any utterance of his on1 the subject cannot di fail to attract attention. And it is significant that he A is wholly opposed to the announced intentions of the S1 GLADSTONE Government. He admits that Darfur K and ...

... DERBYSH111RE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. letoulis Lu) tile ?? ?? Dee. 31, 1883. ?? nll'l ?? 12; dischArge(I cured, 11, relieved, 8; de.idi, 0: in tie itopspital, 2G. iJU'L cislEN'.-Alilitttl, 38; discharged: cured, 31, relieved, 5 lead, I ou the books, t4. Nw suiuscltiltils.-F. 1.. Sowter, Esq., 21. 2s.; Miss Frost (IDulfieldl-road), 6U. NTIO NNA'rlus.-(;erieral fund : Proceeds of ...

... PAWNING A PAIR OF TROUSrRS FOR MEDICINl. I JAMES FrjNCis THolMeA lives in Pontnewyny(ld, near Ponty- pool, Ionmouthshire, He is now twenty-thvee years of age, living with his mother, a widow. Some eleven years ago, then a mere boy, he went to work in the coal-pit as a miiner, in order to ?? his mother in rearing her family of little children. Soon, however, the little follow broke dowrin ...

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