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... S' NATIONAL DEFENCE 8,3C k- LEAGUE.-The half-yearly meeting of delegates in wal n connection with this league was held at the Wheat turin h Sheaf Hotel, Bakewell, on Thursday. Mr. Clifton, funl d president of the district, occupied the chair. The whn ...
... -the BRlper Habitation of the Primrode League was held in ?? HEall, There was a very fair attendance. 'In the after-. ,noon tea had been provided, at 'which about 400 people w were present, the ladies of the 1 League . presiding at the atrays.-Mr. John Borougb ...
... for the school, and after a splendid exhibi- tion won by five goals to nothing. BRITON FERRY v BRYNMLLL (SWANSEA AND DISTRICT LEAGUE. The most important socker match in Swansea was that between Brynmill (champions of the Swansea Leagae) and Briton Ferry ...
... SHIRLAND. PBTMROSE LEAGUE MEETING.-On Tuesday even- iag a public tea and social meeting were held in the National Schoolroom under the auspices of the Shir- land, Higham, Moreton, and Stonebroom Habitation of the Primrose League. About 250 persons sat ...
... meeting the Conserva- tives of Alvaston, held in connection with the Conserva- tive Association of the Chellaston Polling District (in which Alvaston is situated) took place 01 Wednesday evening in the National Schoolroom. The Rev. E. Poole, vicar, presided ...
... ta CONCERT F~OT TrACHL ERR' OetP11ANAGE.-The Swad- St lincote noid District Association of Teachers, wvith the (lit help of ?? childrin selected from eight schools of the elk district, gave a concert on Tuesday and Wednesday on nights for the Teachers' ...
... borough of Chesterfield, were now to be asked to rescind the reso~utlon relative to the matter. This, too. oame after they had fought the matter for so long a time. AMATEUR DRAMATIC &oci ET'.-On Tausday even- rig the members of the Chesterfield Amateur Dramatic ...
... honiours. A very Ipleaeiant evening was after- t wards spent, a CUBLEY. AMATEunI DRAMAATIC BVTLIttTAlXMENT.-The Cub- e ley Amateur Dramatic Society gave its second entertain- i, myent in the villsge schoolroom on Tuesday week eventing. iwhen the domestic ...
... comediettal, tee Ln Diamond nut Diamond, was given in the Stephen- a fi son Memorial Hall by the members of the Chesterfield A It Amateur Dramatic Society, who had the assistance of the It Miss Annie Darocombe and Mrs. J. H. Savile. The an in audience ...
... ad N. I it- CASTLETON. Hal be PaImitosE LEAGuE.-A habitation of the Primiros h he League, called The Hops Valley Habitation, has Mat or been formed in the Bradwell, Castleton, Ho'pe ?? and be Bamford district. Captain Arkwright has placed] his T irfarm ...
... health for Wir the Etwall district, Mir. Hughes moved that the tim salary he 501. instead of 1001, as heretofore. He con- roa, tended that the Etwall district was paid for at a higher one rate probably than any other district. The late Dr. heI Cope had ...
... which he, invited them all. CHESTERFIELD. THE RECENT CONCERT in aid of the Lifeboat In- stitution realised 361. ANTI-COMPULBORY VACCIONATIOw LEAGUE,-The annual meeting was held on Wednesday, when it was reported that ;n Chesterfield 243 voted for compulsion ...