... AYLESBURY. Swine Fevee. —No fresh outbreak of this disease the county has been reported during the present week. Dental Surgery.—Dr. G. Mather Horsey, dental surgeon, having returned from his tour, desires us to say that he has resumed his attendance in Aylesbury at Mr. Turner's, Buckingham-street, as usual. Night Schools.—The night schools for men and boys which have been held with so much ...

... The head the Salvation Army passed through Chesham Thursday evening on his motor campaign, previous to his departure for South Africa. The General met with a good reception, and made a short speech to the assembled people in the Broadway. was presented with a framed illuminated address Mr. Joseph Beynolds, chairman of the District Council. The address was worded follows: Chesham Urban District ...

... The Salvation Army.—On Saturday night last a contingent of the Army from Berkhampstead visited this towu nnd held a service in the Broadway. They announced that us soon as they could obtain a suitable building the town regular services would be held by them. Choir Holiday.—The boys belonging to St. Mary's Church Choir enjoyed their annual excursion on Tuesday, when they were taken to Hampton ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting was held on Tuesday. Messrs. W. Gurney (in the chair), W. Worley, G. J. Robinson, J. Rolfe, G. A. Boug, - rove, | J. H. Ashwell, W. Webb, J. Hayes, A. Wallington, J. Barnes, G. ‘ackaness, tt, G. Oakley | Fisher, J. Jeskins, and G. Darlington. Cry’s” For THE INmMATES.—The Master reported that the Rev. J. Stay, of Beaconsfield, kindly brought, on July ...