... he has raised £15,000 tovwurds the project. It was pointed out that the moin are good ehots, splendid horsemen, and used to hardi- cIips, and will make e;collesst nsaterial for scouting. CHESHIRE. A Chester correspos-dent states that- the two Cheshire troops ...

... mention several more ?? achaarata pict&, known as the. shot silk plant, because of the variable colours of its floweer6: it is a hardy perennial, and its common name is th. lungwort. ?? sacbaarat is the sugared lnngwort,. me it is easy to understand how attractive ...

... the ser- ageaut. Whst'e that? There are only three reli- gions; fall in with the, ottian Catholiesa-' ...

... age, who resided, in Ls' Lily-street, Quocn's-road, l-larpurhey, ae-d was an apprentice in the employ of the oxecutors of Thomas vi- Hudson and Co., wholesale ironinongers, Shudehill, was charged with the'theft of cycle accessories and irk othergoodstb ...

... Shorc, ?? the wife of John E. IH. Gorot, of a daoihtsr. GIBsoN.-On the 215t inst., at Carlon, Sil(r !ate road, Chorlton-cuum-Hardy, the wife of Wfifhajmj it. Gibson, of a son. JoNEs.-At 8, Whitby-road, Fallowfield, ont thl ''ti the wife of S. Jones, of a ...

... srideable controversy, Pinero being accsed of lift- ing the main incidents of the plot and net a, few of his characters from Thomas Hardy's line novel, Far from the Mfadding Crowd. Miss Kafto Rorke's company, which is tiis week performing Thme Squlire at ...

... Tana, Aboyne, Aberdeen- shire. lie was in his 81st year. lie ?? been ailinL for sonae time. When he was last at Chorlton- cum-Hardy, some months ago, it was noticed that lie was extremely feeble. It was diot, however, until Thursday last tlat a decided change ...

... eon of the lateo Thomas Nay, of 13arnes, to Mhirtha Hallaim , fourth daughter of the late Wni. Newton, of Alaneliester. DEATITS. BAcOHorsE.-On July 8th, at her residence, York Cliff, Langlho, Elizabeth Anne, widow of the late Thomas Janmes Backhouse, ...

... and Mrs. Simeoek, MIr. and M:Nlrs. Anson, 31r. and AMrs. W.. Righy. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, 3Misses Macdonald, Mr. and Miss Hardy, &e. MISS FIELD'S WRDD1NG. A weddino that occasioned much interest in Altrine- ham last week was that of Mliss; Laura Field ...

... and CALLING CAR*DS, POS-TINII BILLS AND PLACA RDS ef all ala c necutod in a lold and effective style, SEnd foe smatheats. ' THOMAS SOWLIIH & SONS LIMITED. Z CANON-STBEfR, CO( IPUlLA'TIOUN-.SrEET, Education. C 5PT.EPE COIMME1RCIAL EDUCATION.- Unoquslled ...

... iardy and McIlvena were t'he nrofessielnls, and Hardy distinguished himself bh knocking u1 137 against Fleywood. In 1888 the efub secured thle services of William Towler, who came from Yeadon, and ?? like Hardy (his brother professional of that period) is ...

... the Rev. D. Plugh, B.A., Thomas, eldest son of Councillor R. IHopwod, to _ Sarah, eldest surviving daughter of William Battle, w of West Bank-street, Salford. JONBS-MILLS.-On the 15th inst., at St. _ Clement's, Cliorlton-cum-Hardy, by the Rev. Cyril' , B ...