... from the diocese into which he has brought so mach strife, untetrtion, met bitterness of besot— Tie Liberator. A Cur reit Patton eirr-riseSualv.—A paragraph took its rambles nutting the newspapers to the affect that Lord Ebury had, in a letter to the ...

... riturb—May 22, at our Pariah Church, Mr. John Thomas Metcalfe, pointer. of Waterhouse street, to Mlirr Mary Jane liiirgatroyd. of Patton lane. Mt —May 28. at our Parish Church, Mr. John brewer, of Wheatley terrace. Oeenden, to Mrs. Sarah Riley. of Halifax —Coarra-- ...

... questions as Home Rule. He concluded by proptring • vote of confidence in the Government. The resolution was supported by Mr. Patton, barrister-at-law, Dublin, and carried by • fair majority. A resolution of confidence in Mr. Crook was also adopted. SAD Pia= ...

... menihers being oat of the Netlnnel Fools. A note of in Mr. Crook. moved by Mr. 'l. H. Miens. J.P., and neeouiled by Mr A. Patton. harristeeat-law. was carried with four dinsentients. Mr. V. W. C.C., seem:hied the vote of thanks which Mr. ems*, in reply ...

... Queenlieted ; Miss Elms J. Blackburn, Akrayd-placie Emma Lord, Lee Mount: Mir Mary J. Bland, Lee Mount: Mary E. Mitchell, Patton-lan.: Miss Ethel J. Hammertoe, Queen'.-road; Mr. John T. Hey, Sidstal ; Mien Cowers, ; Mir C. Haworth, Bt. Paul's; and Mary ...

... thought they eould get • better teacher at I.6l.—The Chairman pointed out that it would be • possible rise to itifi.—Mr. Patton said that Holywell Green School ma the largest school and the head teacher deserved more salary than was given at either Bowling ...

... that she had loot the chance of oh • situation nose her home, owing to Melting at Staiulaud for the Board's convenienes —Mr. Patton thought she WWI quite entitled to her salary for the holidays. If she had left in June they vicsohl lave . hod emnrotie to ...

... North Ayrshire-llom. T. Cochrane If 5346 Sir W. Wedderburn L 4898- 4481 Wokinghara, Iterkshire-Bir 0. Russell C 49°6 P. O. Patton L 2738-2248 Yorkshire, Barkatone Ash- Colonel .„ C 4161 Alderman L 2920-1311 I Mid Devon-C. Seale Rayne .„ - L 4361 C. R. ...

... 1115 Wick Harem—Pa J. Pander _. .„ U 952 J. lUD, Ceineron L 825 127 Cahn:net pin. Wolringbus, Berkshire—Sir G. C 4988 P. 0. Patton L 2738-2248 Worrestesehlre, 0 4170 P. L 1690 580 Wiltshire, Westbury—G. P. Pinar L 4664 W. H. Lavarlas Weetimaralead, ...

... BUTTERSHAW v. WERNETH. The shove teams met on the Buttershaw ground on Saturday, twfore a large number of spectators. At 4.30 Patton initiated two ..30'n - the Werneth team being late in arriving. Play was at taken to the visitors' where for a long time the ...

... a very Omani social gathering at the shoes ranee, when about of the members and friends sat down to tea after which Mr. J. Patton presided over a good meeting. Mr. W. Nichol! gave a neat piper. subject-- What ere the pednible reneges why our young peopl ...

... fsvour of Economy, Efeelrnry. and Reform. ENOCH ROBINSON. ors:el (spinner. Clay Plla. WILLIAM HENRY WAISHOUSIL. Ashvilir, Patton. ...