... theatricals took place at the Court, and Lord Ward-opened the scenic entertainment speaking an apposite prologue praising in the highest terms the county of Worcester its scenery, cities, and fair dames. Lord Lyttelton has sent a donation of the Birmingham ...

... GRAND LODGE ENGLAND. R.A.0.B. VISIT OF THE MANCHESTER GRAND SEC. On Thursday last the Lord Kitchener Lodge, I Angel Hotel, St. Johns, was favoured with i surprise visit from a distinguished member •! of the order, in the person of John Gordon, K.G ...

... and Sharps, per cwt. COALS, &c.—Cannel (Park Mills) Wigan Gas ; Small Nuts (screened, Morris and Shaw's Bright Seam) ; Best Selected House ; and Hard Cobbles (Morris and Shaw's Hard Seam) ; and Old Radnor Lime, at per ton, delivered at the Asylum. Samples ...

... deserved his reward— cigar, handed to him by Lord Roberts on behalf of a lover of the weed at home. The flag at Bloemfontein was hoisted by Viscount Acheson, son of Lord Gosport—though the honour has been claimed for Lord Herbert Scott. The first man to enter ...

... son and heir was born to Lord Deerhurst, eldest son of the Earl of Coventry. We are glad hear that Lady Deerhurst and child are doing • well. There was considerable rejoicing to cele- j brate the event at Birlingham, where Lord and Lady Deerhurst reside ...

... the championship, Lot Redgrave sei cured seven first prizes and a special, and Lord Ronald and Norah of Redgrave also gained awards. | The Earl of Clarendon, the new Lord Cham; berlain, has, like his predecessor in the office, I associations with the ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. TARDEBIGGE. 1 School Treat.—About 180 |of the children attending Lord Windsor's Schools were entertained at tea by the Vicar and Mrs. Dickins on Friday last. DEFFORD. Excursion. —One of the most prosperous working men's societies in South ...

... charged with game trespass on August 28 and 29, and with stealing steel trap, the pro- f perty of Lord Deerhurst. It appeared that the , keepers who look after Lord Deerhurst's shooting j saw defendant set a trap one evening, and next morning a pheasant was ...

... Goodall, Hill Croome.was charged with game trespass, on August 31, on land in the occupation of Mr. Tustin, and belonging to Lord Coventry. John Hull, gamekeeper, proved to watching defendant beat a hedge and some roots, with a dog and carrying a gun. Defendant ...

... in the canal basin near the Stourport Bridge. The Bench fined defendants, who did not appear, ss. and 9s. costs each.—Percy Morris, Frank Kimberley, Henry Bourne, William Perry, and Benamin Griffiths, lads, pleaded guilty to placing football in Baldwin ...