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... BALES AUCTIOfI. NLXT. AT irdLTo.v norsr. MAP, SALTLZT. Dtiwlorrd M* ttf'cd vlu> la (wac-.btami. & LANK will Sell stria Pro ■' w* aa abui.> •n V» .}> NKXI a*. ILerm -ceci-Un Uarful CflU'Ll's Hot 1. tenet, an. I LA. f IW-U.e.rJ-. Ma*4ae»ur. Ttltt. t'b«4a Ulrtfii. l.'WHti and I IraAliftmh aikwany liitttOviißMH. lallW; 1 Ua.li liter I'uear. « u-u Ott. h•-hiwa. To. .. are at Ann BCD ROOM fIISTM. ...

... DISGR:ACEFUL SPEECH BY MIB. W. O'BRIEN. In the course of a speech at a meeting of Vandeleir tenants, on Wednesday, ilr. W. O'Brien, M.P., made a diqgraceful and outrageous attack on Colonel Turner. He said :--Mind you, ve stood a great deal from Colonel Turner. I will not say something to-day that I am strongly tempted to say ; but I believe we will be obliged soon to do so. I say now that ...

... DISTRICT oEWS WEDNESBURY. Sr. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Some three years ago, by the beonest of Mrts. Richards, of Wednesbury, a peal of bells wa; provided for the above church, and yesterday the bells were rung out for the first time, and continued during the day by eight sets of heliringers. To celebrate the occasion a, short service was held in the church, and in the after- noon a luncheon was served ...

... TB0OTWES TO tottitsgPOYvnENTS.-04 tatenv iafendfer for pit psbiuttis~ nssst be aermpesied D; tke nnesamead address of the all writer; not necesarily for pnsbfioetiont, bitt for the jefeijireat&O' ha af the Editor. When answers to quesions, ar not Q55n in ' WI source of is day or tiete questioners seX please to unwterean c thW wce are ,snsabt to supply the infcrvntioi5 asked .or. We ce ?? ...

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... THIS I>AILY POST, MONDAY, AUGUST 0, 1888. WORKING MEN*. Saturday night the Cannon Mtrvet Hotel. .mi.ion. the annual public meeting tbe *h«rch of Kng, bad Working Men's Society *»i held, the pre* deacy Mr. M Ingram. aaJ there »n a targe art. a dance ir.emter* from all porta of tbe country. Tbe reported that there waa now total iof 9.SJO member*, of which 6 were ordinary and 1.228 boo. member*. ...

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... (ENL.UIGKD TO COLUMNS) WILL CONTAIN COLONEL VUAKITCH. V.C. ItY lIAU..AUU- Km* Hnaa. MA«, Allan , TBCST KY m - » Wife. ''iffilj Time* BCW> JEWEL GOLD. TH». MYiTBRY A Ml J «V ' HF SKADAR R«M. • A Winiloa An|tl. *r. THE CROOKED CLUB. umwwoo rrui: CASI VIU. CHFTUN EXJ'UU.N* 6 ' vaI4JCTT>-n *o.-iJTUUJ»V. bCUM- Tmc AKf M/Saip. mill hi. SHStk. TUB m«uun .m.k, I TOT ««« titu.mox. .ruliT. ...

... EDUCATIONAL _WORK AT OLDBEPRY. Yesterday the new schools erected by the Primitive I Methodist ?? at Rounds hereen were operned by Mr. A. 2H. Chance. Mr. B. Hingley, M.P.. presided; and there were also present Messrs. J. 1I`. Wilson, J. Gill, G. Wood, J. flollyhead, B. T. Sadler, G. J. Sheldon, T. Lavender, P. Spencer; and the Revds. T. S. Bateman and T. Greendeld.-Mr. B. T. Sadler presented a ...

... A three days' exhibition of the Royal Man- chester, Liverpool, and North Lancashire chester, Liverpool, and North Lancashire Agricultural Society began at Lancaster to-day. There were eighteen hundred entries, and dB2,250 is to bo awarded in prices. The show of horsea and cattle, including Royil winners, was very fine. ...