THE MARRIAGE OF THE HON. MISS BASS
... ITHE bAURRIAGE OF THE HON. MISS BASS. I Extensive preparations are being made for the wed- ding of Mr. Baillie, of Dochfour, with the Eon. Miss Bass, Lord Burton's only child. The ceremony will take p ...
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THE COAL TRADE BOARD OF CONCILIATION
... : A meeting of the Coal Trade Board of Conciliation was held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, yesterday, sr I when there were present the following representative ...
THE SPANISH WORKING CLASSES
... ' I DEPUTATION TO TEE QUEEN REGENT. a [Rnuter's Special s&ncw.J] M LrnrM, February ?? Southern Spain is at 1 present afflicted by a kind of social brigandage, and the ' dist ...
AN EXTRAORDINARY METEOR
... AN EXTPAORDINARY METEOR. adA meteor of great brilliancy and exceptional beauty of fbcolour was observed in Birmingham about ten o'clock On of Thursday evening. An observer, -who was walking on I~Ss Co ...
SIR W. HARCOURT AT DERBY
... I Sir William Harcourt visited Derby yesterday for the purpose of addressing his constituents. The right hon. gentleman, who was accompanied by Lady Harcoort and Mr. L. V. Harcourt, arrived in the borough shortly before five o'clock, and was met at the railway station by Sir Thomas Roe (his colleague in the representation) and several of his leading local political supporters. The Chancellor ...
GOSSIP FROM [ill]
... GOSSIP FROiM! TRZh'. I The sensational reports regarding the health of the1 Princess of Wales have been happily much exaggerated. It is nevertheless certain that the Princess has decided to withdraw from society, and, according to her present resolve, she will seldom again accompany the Prince either upon his visits to country houses or to London balls, and parties. In declining for the ...
NEWS OF THE DAY
... AND JOUR0NTAL. THlURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1894. IoCAL WEATH FoREwCAST.-South-wcsterl1y and w7atcrly gCS a rd a trong winds, ftdcring latc;, with cdarnng. %rather; fnot icttkd.. Mr. GLADsr ...
TEACHING OF RELIGION AND MANNERS AT WALSALL
... TEACHING OF RELIGION AND MANNERS AT WALSALL, A meeting of the Walsall School Board was held yes- terday B Mr. Tiborpe ?? report of the exammers in religious knowledge set forth that 6,317 scholars wer ...
PARLIAMENTARY NOTES
... I n S0 Hooss Or CoMOass, Tuesday Night. is A NIGHT on the navy means a night off for the y great majority of the House, and a good many d members did not even put in an appearance ...
A NEW INSTITUTE FOR BROMSGROVE
... . ?? ?? - , . .. For nearly half a century Bromangrove has had an Institute, but it has long been recognised as inadequate, both in the matter of accommodation and in th ...
BIRMINGHAM AND THE SWINE-FEVER ORDER
... BIRMLTGEAM A m THE SWINE-FEVER ORDER.- I The operation of the Swine Fever (Infected Areas) O Order 1894 has a specially-interesting bearing in the case of Birmingham. Ib will be w.ithin the know. ledg ...
MR. BROADHURST IN EAST BIRMINGHAM
... IMR. BROADHURST IN EAST BIRMINGHAMM. | Last evening, at a meeting convened by the East Eir- mingham Liberal Council, at Lingard Street Board School, an address was given by Mr. Henry Broadhurst. Counc ...