... number of votes accorded to me, is gratifying to my.elf, and signilicarit that a substantial proportion of renidents in Dun. donald Ward are dissatisfied with the existing conditions of local government in Wimbledon. _ Your* fliithfnlly, Redleaf, CHARLES W ...

... BOOKS RECRKIVED. Mapaur BomEMiA. By Francis Neilson, (John Macqueen.) 6s. How W KEPT rHE FLAG FLyiNG. By Donald Mac donald. (Ward, Lock, aud Co.) 6s THE ALLEGED HAUNTING OF B—— HOUsR. New edition. (C. A. Pewrson, Linited.) 2s. THe WKITS Davr 8. My Fied ...

... -V, Uvertool ; Mrs. E. Chisholm, child, and For Marseilles Mrs. Francis nmrsc. Miss rvl rs th E Miss Wells. Mr. A. D. Donald. Ward. Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Fo 1 Mr Sancton Brown. From Kepton. Mr. M. Cathcart. 1 a ftll Lines of Steamers without charge lor com- ...

... Mr. T. Maher: hon. .secretary. Mr. R. Worslcy. Polling district 37: Chairman. Mr. David Jones: non. secretary. Mr. J. M'Donald. Ward chairman. Dr. Pcrroewan; vice-chairmen. Messrs. T. Roberts. C.C.. and C. H. Boloe, C.C.; hon. secretary, Mr. M. M'Donald ...

... Matthews, of Sunny Nook, Torquay, 8 sur. veyor, has been charged on remand before the Richmond with obtaining from John Frazer Donald wards of by false pretences up lexamer, who errested prisoner at Torquay, stat that he found articles of ladice' jewe ke for ...

... On Wednesday, before Mr. Mewenger, John Hume, tramp, was charged with absconding from the Appleby casual ward.—A. Mc. Donald, Ward Master, raid prisoner was admit 4 d on the previous evening, and was given bed and breakfast. In the morning be was pot ...

... but Mr. Mason will find a very formidable opponent in Mr. Percy Mortimer There is not likely to be a contest in the Dun. donald Ward, Mr. G. Clement being universally popular, but no doubt the Radical Rally will Rod somebody to cuter the lists against Mr ...

... and Davis. LIVERPOOL v. NOTTS COUNT 7. At Liverpool, Notts County.—Mellon, Prescott and Bull, Dainty. Muinraan, and M'Donald, Ward, Humphreys. Green. Rose, and Gee. SUNDERLAND v. SMALL HEATH. At Sunderland. Sunderland.—Dcig, M’Corabie, Rhodes, Farqaher ...

... should play more and talk less—even to his comrades. NoUa.— Pennington; Prescott and Mont- ornery; Griffiths. Ball, ami U*Donald: Ward, ompnrey.*. Green. Kovs. and Gee. Derby County.—Maskrey; and Warren. Hall, and May: Bloomer. Warrington, and Davis. \ Beferee: ...

... the Cop tic at Treat Hrnlgo ou Sutur Uy m •elected Irum llte loUuwitig |«byein. Preocott, Manig ...

... forwards Cariwright, reserve. Notts Gounty (selected from): Pennington; Prescott and Montgomery; Griffiths, Bull, and M*Donald; Ward, Ross, Humphreys, Glen, and Gee. BRISTOL CITY v. SHEFFIELD UNITED.—At Bristol. Sheffield Unite1: Foulke; 'Thickett and ...

... wing. United would probably have won easily, i Notts County—Pennimrtcn; Preecott and (Montgomery; Grifflllis. 8011, and M’Donald; Ward. Humphreys. Green. Rose, and Gee. Manchester United. —Sutcliffe; Booth ran and Hayes; Downie. Griffiths, and A. Robertson; ...