... Mr Frederick Leslie presided at the fourth annual dinner of the Coventry Club, held last Sunday evening at the Criterion Restaurant, when nearly 300 members and friends were present. The orchestra of the Lyric Theatre, conducted by Mr Ivan Caryll, performed a most excellent selectior, of music whilst the dinner was proceeding. Mr .J. Crook conducted his own marci I Aladdin, and Lancers, ...

... IPSWICH; CEMETERY INTERMENTS. Dec. 7th, Sage, Susannah, 79 years, Holy Trinity. 9th, Phoenix, Joseph, 44 years, St. Mattbew. 10th, Woollard, Charles T., infant, St. Matthew, ,lth, Berry, Jonathan, 3 years, All Saints. MORTALITY 'IN IPSWICHE. AN AEBSTACT O THE RRTURN OF DEATHs for the Week ending Saturday, December 7th, 1889. Milner Street-diphtheria, 18 months, female. Chenery Street ...

... TO-DAY4 1Lectores-t W. 3 ?? on ATramp in New uiuea, Geographicalg ScietyiL.3o; Mrs. McLarea and Miss Cocybeare on. The Donea leictions, BiEfra Hall, Brixtoh, 8 R dle. Mitacebo on P The Practical Value of Philosophy,' Tovnbee Hall Philo- ?? Society, 8; Prof. Sket On. English Sgelhs p, and, Purl aciation. Londoul Xnettitou, 5; ishop a Of Bedfordon1 1Church work in Rsst-eud, West- 5 ...

... METEOROOGICAL BePORT. - by PAZ: SWb OOFFlrXC RMADINGS TM$ ORMG EU NEGBM'TI AND ZAMBRA'S BAROCKTEP. & S J. 7. l SUq. MON. . U10, l Sl SW. S.W. 31 sil- 31 - 31_ L i tL . A- ?? so 30 _ 0_3 1! I~~~F -. C,-rrefecL to ar1eet ard ~rduced to 32 . F. £F tebleekluSS ahow the heisht of the barometer at I o'lock on thisand heereelo5 mrnigs. he tte line.jdlete the _ ~ ~o _ S The TElel P1E5Tt E inth h apex ...

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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 ...

... |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 ...

... I ?? * - - - - ' - A hitch in the wedding arrangements is one ii of the most trying and embarrassing experiences c, of Ilife. A popular young couple living in a fa residleutial village near Bishop Auckland, having Pt nitde arrangements which they thought would jistify such a step, one day last week camne to llarlington to have the nuptial knot tied. These a preliminairies had been arrangod ...

... TO-DAYS TITTLE TATTLE. The Russian influenza epidemic seems spreading. It s said that four hundred of the employces of the Louvre shop in Paris are down with Dome mysterious ailment. The truth is that just now everybody has got a cough or cold, brought on by the sudden changes in the temperature. Russian influenza seems to be an aggravated kind of hay fever French people with what is commonly ...

... I . _ _ _ - ~~D INFANTILE INSURANCE. A public meeting was held at the Gujidhall V yesterday afternoon for the purpose of consider- at ing the advisability of forming a branch of Ihlaa National Society for the Prevention, of Cruelty to Ohildren.-The Right 'Worshipful the Maye'r of ml Exeter (T Snow, IE-q) presided, and and was' sup- a potted by tbe (lity Sheriff (C 13 SaBoders, Eeq). PO There ...

... Eke Oveniq ?got*- WIaTH WHxIH I INCOMPOIATED ( ?? ICOMB FL-YING PosT. TUESDAY, DECEMBER leTH, 1889. TEis week the annual meetings of the Ward Associations of the Exeter Working Men's Conservative Union are being held, and it can be predicted even by those who are outside the organisation that in all cases satisfactory re- vorts will be made of the result of the year's labours. The past ...

... > r:1. F- 0 0 ?? U FX Tr I Tn SKETCHES LV THE LA IfV COURTS-11- TRIAL by jury, as we are constantly being reminded, is the palladium of British liberty ; but there are not wanting indica- tions that it is slowly, but surely, declining in popular favour, It is comingto be gradually recognised that for many classes of actions it possesses neither the simplicity nor the comparative expedition ...