... Monday, March 29th iweek before Easter). HRADfIkAW'S REPOSITORY. MANCHESTER. HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ac. Entry Forms ready. (1090 By Messrs. BRADY & SON Next Friday, March 26th, at 12.30. STOCKPORT SMITH FIELD. SPECIAL EASTER PRIZE SALE. Head of Dairy and Fat ...

... the evening service at Christ Church, Crewe, Easter Sunday, the Bishop of Chester was the preacher. Taking his text the words The first day the week.’* from the gospel for the dav. hi* lordship said Easter came in very real sense every week. The first ...

... the Rev. A. Tolle* mnehc, who always took great interest in the parish, wrote sending Easter greetings. was sorry say that Mrs. Tollemache’s health continued to give rise anxiety, and, on tho motion of Mr. Timmis, seconded by Mr. A. Williamson, a vole of ...

... to form at Gresty Road on Satl(llrc:fizsvtwl?; bat hmost Vigorous performance for some weeks lan g Cq]be-art for their tough Easter games. Bert L eweteidiness Pre Jridge were the scoring stars, but much crec}xt for s i :hesclSeness is due to Roy Warhurst ...

... Financial Wednesday. In further reference banking shares, which are now rather firm—that is, in good demand and tending to rise—it may said that merger movement has important aspects eo far the shareholders arc concerned, and may well be that the latter ...

... evening eerviee at C’hriot Church, Crewe, on Easter Sundav. the Bishop of Cheater was the preacher. Taking as his text the word?. The first dav the week. from the gospel for the dav, bis lordship said Easter came in very real sense every week. The first ...

... having said : Partv, a» such, has cea: weight in the country, raent must face the stei forces of rebellion were n when the rising of Easter was put down. The rel opportunity have struck treated them with clemei the Clare election won repeated in scores of ...

... i* satirfied that storing the mountain t.rrent* ample power cjulU g m rated hoped that the railway wnl open for traffic at Easter. The company present Thursday includ'd a number press men snd other* mterrsted. contractor* were complim-ut'd the great progress ...

... age of 57 years. He had been about usual, apparently in the best health, up to Saturday. His children are at home for their Easter holidays, and one the daughters had been early Communion with Miss Healing «31r. Baker’s housekeeper). their return home, ...

... EXCHANGE Investment demand keeps prices steady HOW SHARES FARED DESPITE the imminence of the preciable gain has also been made b Easter holiday and the Bud- Clegg and Orr at 20s. 6d Tan : get, with the General Election also cashire Cotton Corporation have Mar ...

... diminished strength of Lord Bcaconsfield, although Iho symptoms of gout and asthma have somewhat ai»t»d. osit inure to give rise to the gravest anxiety. I>r. Bruce continued constant attendance ail Monday. In the forenoon Lord saw the the fl-st tim-- sine- ...

... Much excitement has been caused in Hawksboad the isaoe thirty-fire suram.rises Colonel Sandy*. M P . on inhabitants of Proper and Field Head Ward for the non-payment him of Easter due*, or. they are locally known. ’• smoke rent colonel iu tbe summonses ...