... severely ** British Lion,” Mr. George Alcuck ** Remem- dealt with. A grind fishing much was held June ber me,” and the vice-chairman sang “Thinking ot the 27th, in the Shropshire Union Canal Waverton time, Mary,” Mr. Tom Worthington sang two nd Tattcnhall Road ...

... violinist, Mr. A. R. Taylor ; accompanist. Mias B. Birchby, I.S.M. Mr. Hy. Arrow-smith presided.—On Saturday his Worship the Mavis- will preside. A Navy Deebbtkr.— George Grostv, of bo settled address, was charged the Borough Police Court, on Saturday ...

... and fork tea the George Inn, liuraUuhcnd Greco, Pemberton, provided by the host and hostess very grand way. The were very much pleased with the catering. Alter the tables were cleared Mr. Jama* Taylor gave the •• British Lion,” Mr. George Aleock sang Ketnember ...

... estimate was excessive. Mr. Smith, in answer to the Chairman, said they admitted that some work was required be done the streets named. .. . . Mr. Ellis: I think friend mil admit that the streets are in disgraceful state. Mr. Smith: Not that they ore w a ...

... . Tbe the a very fair attendance, and the recitals were highly and seoond tuns for the reason are Mown. by those present. Smith and David Simm, with Messrs. W. Cook The Fog.—On Thursday morning district was ami J. Shaw vice-amUin respectively. As will ...

... of the list the members the Executive for the fourth successive year. Thb Assault a Lbigh T bamcar.—At Letgh. on Monday. Worthington was fined 20s. and o»ts for dninkeness and On Tburwlay night prisoner, who u a soldier over si* feet high* got into the ...