... fined 10s. and costs. — Thomas Bagshaw, a greengrocer, of Little Eaton, was fined 2s. fid. and the costs for a similar offenoa in that village on October 21. The oase was proved by Police-constable Coley. Drunkenness — Thomas Longdon, a young man, was ...

... Brown-street, e to hear a lecture delivered kv Mr. Ton v 3anin on the subject oM ?? Tnionism F hty and .Socialisim.' Mr. r eir Hardie presided, a DU and in introducing Mr. Mann to the gathering &S described him as the ablest lectu:,er in the Socialist be movement ...

... Peel Ethelston, R.N., on pro- motion; Lieutenant E. H. F. Heaton-Ellis, .Nt., H.M.S. Hardy; Lieutenant Philip r Fraucklin, R.N., H.M.S. Ezcolealt; Lieutenant Cyril T'homas Moulden, Fuller, R.N., H.M.S. _Exel ot; Eear - Admiral Fan- L ehawe, on promotion ...

... New Brighton: Rev. 1. On, Canon Loraine Estridge, Rev. B. K. Hancock, St Ii' Seacombe: Rev. Francis J. Adams, vicar of St. Thomas, Derby; Rev. Edward Bullock, vicar of it rhe St. Jude's, LiverpooL Unfortunately, through a) ~ed the orotr-acted illness of ...

... 0 e Captain,, Officers, and Ship's Company of H.M.S. Vernown, per Corn. C. ?? Briggs, R.N. 25 0 0 Mr. ?? f.. ?? ii00 MUr. 'Thomas Mollroy ?? 0o 0 Prqreuds Smoking Concert, lioyal Standard, Qlueen- .street, Portea ?? 10 0 V r. A. WV. Ward, Borough Engbieer's ...

... W. Freeman, Miss Grace Stanton, Mr W. Gilbert, Mr G. Stratton, Mr Arthur Ginnett, Mr Thorley, Mr H. Glackin, Mr Thorne, Mr Thomas, Godfrey, Mr Charles True, Mr Oswald Grabame. Miss Cissy Tote, Mr J. T. Groesmith, jun,, Mr Geo. Valdare, Mr Jame& Gylmour ...

... T. Fielden (C), Middleton Division of Lan. e cashire, 43; S'r Frank Lockwood, Q.C. (L), for d York. it EX-M.P.'S. tr Sir Thomas F. Grove, Bart. (L), for South y Wilts, 73; Mr. H. C. Fulford (Ll, for Lichfield o Division of Staffordshire, 477; Mr. W. ...

... Northampton; Henry S. Jackson to Chathaet Hospital ; Standish T. O'Grady to the Cam. bridge, all to date 8th Juue; John L. Thomas te the Victory, additional, for service in the Duke of Wellington, 28th May. Fleet-Englueer-Charles Lane to the President ...

... The Rev. E. J. Hardy, Chaplain to her iajeety's Forces, and author of the book, How to be happy though married,' has completed the ?? serve, and obtains promotion to the . first class. This gives him the rank of colonel. Mr. Hardy was for many years ...

... ).-John ?? Watson. 17. Sonth London Aniiliabl y Pension (C17).-Thoemas Dodd. 18. Camden Town Aurisiery Prnsion (17).-Thos. Hardy Davie. 19, Bigga Ponsion (Ql5).-Alfred Fountain. 20. City of London Auxiliary Pension, No. 1 (215).-Hannnh NV. iligngeuill ...

... long-list oftime-honcurad Was worthies, statesmen, poets; and inventors; iief and above all they boasted of a race ,re- of hardy seareen wholhad given their uame e to many a distant headland and channel; and the Royal Navy looked to them for sturdy ?? ...

... 272, Abbey-road; Joseph Parker, sen., f t 13, Cameron-street; John Hannibal Thomas, c r, 2, Dalkeith-street. ti BLACKBURN. lth Edward Billington, 126, Whalley New-road; Thomas Parkinson, Frogmore; Edward Rush- I is ton, 10, Duke's-brow. ry rn BURNLEY. ...