... 7.64 d. ; Maroh-April, 7.65 d. ; May-June, 7.66 d. ; July-Aug., 7.65 d. Egyptian futures steady, 10 points advance. 50 p.m. Futures quietly steady, 2 3 points advance. Latest quotations Dec.-Jan., 7.64 d. ; Jan.-Feb. 7.64£ ...

... particulars. Miss Taylor. 288, Aqueduct-et., Preaton. TJOWUNG, between DICK~BtIOW.\, of JLf Hall, and DICK BENNETT, Ley land, Play 51 up, TO-MORROW, SHIP INN, Start Three o'clock.—J. BOOTH, Propriotor. ELI ABLE Bookkeeper for th« fruit J-V potato trade; ...

... COLLIER'S DEATH. DOCTORS DIFFER AT A CLAYTON-LE-MOORS INQUEST. At Clayton-le-Moors Police Station, yesterday, Mr. D. N. Haslewood, coroner, held an inquest touching the death of Thomas Holden (46), collier, 58, Spark-road, Clayton-le-Moors. Mr. G. B. ...

... NURSERY X*U heron etxaaght. (Off 1 2.) 7 2 J Taylor'* BLOT Garnett 7 A Jamos’s D’ANNUNZIO G £ 7 8 Sr Dixon’s A Baldmg Also -an- (V Smyth), Miss :Slade,. Genera Rc(d (Wheatley), Soarersen, iIX-xnoghuc. Ga.uOo (J Eeac.h). Overseas (Shatwell), ...

... from nystagmus if he went d it.—Col. Parker gave corroborative ev: ey ‘or the applicants Henry Appleton, sect 13,550 the Chorley Colliery Co., stated that 34: t 2,600 week was paid to labourers at the surfac colliery. Bolton sai d the dust affected his eye ...

... pearls and carried a sheaf of white lilies. Tho bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor Novill Parker (sister). Miss Dorothy Parker (cousin), Miss Muriel Smyth (tho bridegroom’s sister), and Miss Joyce Iludleston, Hutton John. They wore dresses of rose pink voile ...

... COAL FOR COLLIERS' WIVES. In reply to a complaint made to the j*v. Committee of the Miners' Fwlcnitipn, «'» that a number of dimmer coal own r ...

... STEAMERS& COLLIER CAPTURED A I : - PRESS BUREAU, 2 45 p.m. towing descriptive account, which has , Mumcated by an eye-witness present ra.l Headquarters, continues and supple: narrative publ:shed yesterday of the ts of British force and of the French i ...

... WHIT EHAVEN COLLIER AWARDED £4O DAMAGES. At Whitehaven County Court, yesterday, Edward Butler, collier, Whitehaven, claimed £ICO from Sarah O’Brien, lodging-house keeper, for compensation for the loes of an eye through an assault committed the defendant ...

... CHORLEY COLLIER KILLED BY FALL OF ROOF. inquest was helci lest evening the Chorley Police Station by Mr J. on the body o! John Edwards (46), 73, Geoffreystreet, Chorley, whoso death occurred the Ellcrbock Colliery, Coppull, on Monday. William Brow.i (17) ...

... further questions taken to preserve their pu pils’ voices. the manifesto procseds, is declared by univer- d forward to clear, and both players ‘to the saic d 1 ihe wontan stated that she mixed Voice choirs Ww. ere well worth @ sa} admission to have heen crowded ...

... Hollms, Mrs. Claud Hollins end Miss HolMns, Mrs Sydney Hollins. Mr. E. and Mr. S. Hol- Ins. Mr. and Mrs. L, M. Abraham, Miss Barnardiston. Miss Morant. Miss Hext. Mr. and Mrs. Addison. Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Rooper. Mr. .1. Rooper, Mr. C. S. Lyon, Mr. James Coates ...