... (Laughter and cheers.)— Sir Thomas Roe, support of the resolution, made reference tiie recent eleoliou in Arboretum Ward, find claimed that the Liberals came out that very creditably. (Hear, bear.) He was very much surprised see Mr. Hardy refer to the ladies ...

... each, with added ; second to receive 10 out the stakes Sij; fnrlougs, straight 5 9 0 E. C. Clayton's Boy of Egremond —L. 4 J. Thomas'* cby Bonavista—Decoration S. Loatc* 4 9 Mr W. Chattel-toil's 3 8 9 W. E. Xenie 0 3 Mr Vyner's Paraib* Finlay 0 3 7 0 J. ...

... Total 20 Total 6 OSMASTON-ROAD BAPTIST 2.M) V. ST. THOMAS'S fiim.K Class.—Played on the ground the former, St. Thomas's winning y runs. T. Winfleld took seven wickets for seven runs. Score • ST. THOMAS'S. OSMASTON-ROAD. Rusconl, Pike b Brooks 1 Goodall ...

... elected president for the year. Mr. Lrigh was for several clerk to the Bakewell Bjard of Guardians, succeeding the late Mr. Thomas Fidier in that ...

... Extras 15 Total 100 Total 86 Sr. Thomas's Institute t. Bemrose's.—Play-d on the Ground on Saturday last. Iraeson, Blythe, and Wood batteil well for Bemrose's. bowled well, taking four wickets for six runs. Score r— ST THOMAS'S. BEMROSg'S. Wilson.stLoades ...

... held the Guildhall this (Wednesday) afternoon, the Mayor (Aid. T. Fletcher) presiding. There were also present—Aldermen Sir Thomas Hoe, J.t\, (i. l>f>;toni!ey, J.P., S. Bennett, F. Duesbury, J.P., R. W. Sprigijs, U. Sowter, J.P., A. Woodiwiss, J.P., E. ...

... speed Charina and Thomas Cat cantered six furlongs, and then galloped a mile and quarter half speed. THE MANCHESTER CUP. W ...

... Wm. Glove.*, J. Wilkinson, Wm. Riley, F. Hardy, W. B. Bullock, F. James Brooks, Henry Barnes, E. Massev, ITy. Orgill, A. Smith, Jun.es Tipper, H. Blood, Walter J. Bottoms, W. J. Lyon, Jos. Swiunerton, Thomas Boss, and R. Wooddiase. financial. Accounts ...

... . 1 Extras 1 Extras 1 Total 81 | Total Kt. Thomas's v. Ms. .T. Hunt's XI Plaved the ground of the former, and ended in a win for the visitors three runs C. Goddird took four wicKets for run. Score ST THOMAS'S. HUNTS XI. Winfield, Hunt Fletcher, b Adamsou ...

... held the Workhouse, Burtonon Trent, Thursday morning, when Mr. Tj. P. Burlier, J.P., presided, ami Messrs. A. Stretton and Thomas Turner, J P., were vicechairmen. There were also present—the Revs. G. K. Scadamore, W. IT. 11. .T. Askew, Messrs. Samuel Hiegott ...

... Derby: Alfred Hook, 44, Talbot-street; Geo. 163. Stockbroo'c-streut; Win. Geo. Purcell, 12, Society-place ; Thomas: Clark, 16. Balaclava road ; Thomas Allen. 57, Lvnton-street; and Albert Hall. Shaw - st reet. Right Hon. H, Chaplin. M.P., president. Local ...

... Authority was held the Guildhall Wednesday afterroon, the Mayor {Aid. T. Fletcher) presiding. There were also present—Aldennen Sir Thomas Koe, J.P., A. Woodiwiss, J.P.. J. P. Doherty, J.P., T. L. Riley, F. T. H. Harrison, J.P., and R. W. Councillors the Hon. F ...