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... DONCASTER AGRIC IRAL SOCIETY. The anntual meeting in connection vnitb this srcet- wxas held at the GOidhall, Doncastor. on Saturdax,.-'TIhe SECRETARY having read the annual report, Lod ALOcayn (whe presided), in movirg i;s adopiion, said he felt no very great pleasure or encouragemnent. The accounts showedi every appearance of going from hba -to vrfrse. To begn wvith, they found t'or 1i89 a ...

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... ECCLR.SLVMT1CAL NEiWS. T HIE LESLLY.A- MESLT11DIo b CALENDA 1FO 0 Phe WiSrEtall Mi1ethedist ltlendar iiO' 1890, whicl ha.'i 1; been ublished at 'he X Wesleyan Beooe 1ootem, ias i osefu IrIancici, aiiad ec.ttaius ill a couidensedi forru t.tcoutitit .aud relisble in ,r'ormLioll ?? to the pstticiu. c olsl e'7 ,nti L1itttecti t ?? ,siml ilt Uroct Britaau. Ili adctit;iu to at V aritty of ?? ...

... ITHIS MORNINGS NEWS, i -- - - ~ .eTO-DAY'S LO-ND ON PAPE RSS. MR-. GLAkDSTONE A-ND THlE CRETAN'- QUESTON'. (ltSN a-we TrLT10II~AM.1 Airamy-s. Thursd-a%.-'Iho, Ctaaar,--t of the Oricclrrd, '1-t c To aa oS~an- wtiact ilartsn ir thtxs actifor-aciag ii vd- :x it Vt', 'af to he -, qneiirx catting- HM. I 'si-e ae-S it 11± u Orienatal Coamilderiation, ira wt,-hiazg that ?? AhzIiaia-'ly May Spare Yotu ...

... TNIONIST anEiNiG AZT TASHAM. Mt. S. C. LISTUItP- A-ND MR. ELLIOTT, 3LP., ON2 £'xOLIl'ICAL QUESTIONS. Lust -hght a lhrge and ifluepntial meeting was held in the ?? Halil '-Jasniam. 'Ioe platferm was orcapted by :.tr. o. C. L:q.: , nLairman'. MUr. G. WV. Ellot, ?? Mr . ?? If. Wil&s' Trond. ?? A. M. Canlicart, anc Sir ('harles Dodswnrth. T 'inc CsarLtN, in the course of an address, sald he was ...

... Yesterday (St. Thomas's day) was nomination day for the Common council candidates ii the 25 wards of the City. Although the attendanee at some of the meetings was good in the majority of instances, it was not up to the average. Amongs the subjects dealt with at several of the meetigs was the expiration of the Coal and Wine dues. Mr. Deputy Brown, in Castle Baynard, con- sidered that it was a ...

... I EPITOME OFFOREIGAND NERALNEWS THE Russian Imperial Academy of Fine Arts las decided that Jews shall no longer be admitted among its memberS. InTF.LLsGNO Erfrom San Andreas in California states that a cave-in has occurred at a mine there. Sixteen of the miners were buried. Tese entire business portion of Petrolia, a town in the oil district of Pennsylvania, has been de- strayed by fire. T.he ...

... Sir Richard Temple announced, at the last meeting of the School Board, that there was a deficiency of £677,00 , and in consequence a further precept is to be issued, which wi bring the rate to more than 1od. in the pound. Including the cost of collecting, there are few parishes in which the charge will not amount to elevenpence. Money spent on educatiuo ought not to be given grudgingly, and ...

... GREEN V. GREEN AND HARRisow.-This was a petition presented by the husband, Mr. Walter Samuel Green, Praying for the dissolution of his marriage, on the ground of the misconduct of his wife with the co-respondent, John Arthur Harrison. a theatrical costumier, of Bow-street, Covent-garden. Damages were olaimed.-Mr. W. S. Green said he was married to the respondent on April 10, 1886, at St. ...

... (From Pannts FoElks. OPEN TO CONVICTION-A priscn. A RANGING MAWER-The fog. NOT WORTH WItE-Useless duplicity. THrE PALE OF CtVILIWATION-The white races. Tom CUTTING CofL MERCHANTS' MnAsuoE- MENT-' Twesveu 'under weight one ton! (From Mcrsfehsael) 'HZt police are no longer to attend boxing matehes. 1'r. Monrohmascome to our owividw -that as these affairs are now conducted, no force is ...

... |ORTU OF ENGLAND FARMER. AND GENERAL HUE AND CRY. ESTABLISHED 1711-9TH YEAB OF p QuEEN ANN AGERICULTURAL BDUCATION.^ The education of those intended to be farmers was the subject of a highly interesting and exhaus- tive paper read and discussed at a meeting of the London Ifarnors' Club this week. The subject was not selected from a belief that agricultural education, like the profit from ...