... TOMORROW EVENING AT 6.30 M' or SJ n ?JP?S V HAPEL — Bey - HERBERT TOMORROW, 10.30 and C 30 || O WARD STJtEET CHAPEL. r ta5 E S5 Prdch^ CKEI BPrill«niU8 P rill « niU Allege. Bii- TO m. »Rno\vTTTlo!soTiid f.~30 ?? H. STAINTONB DISCOURSES on ** Heaven in ...

... TO-MORROSY. „.~ r ~ THE Reverend HERBERT ARNOLD will COMMENCE his MINISTRY at Mor si ■ Zioir Chapel, To-Mobkow. Services :-Mormng, l--> 0; Evening. 6.30. TO-MORROW. EEV. T. J. BASS. St. Paul's, Attercliffe, ou 1 The Prosperity of a Church. Service ...

... Illustrated Catalogues on apptiearion to the Agents iv tha District ; or to Spittlegate Iron Works, Grantham. PAPER HANGINGS! PAPER HANGINGS! The largest and choicest variety of FRENCH DECORA- TIONS, chosen from the best Manufacturers of Europe. La>'DSC ...

... sale. Further Cons : ?? received up to Six ?? on Thursday Evening. &aU ftg ffiggcrg, Bennett antr Son. CORN EXCHANGE AUCTION MAR'I Established 1848. MESSRS. JOHN BENNETT £Vh SON, AUCTIONEEBS AND GENERAL AGENTS. Respectfully announce that they have t^ken ...

... mark. BESSON HANDICAP (400 Varda Flat)-GLASGOW PADDOCK lacr). Lady Milton larrl. Maisie (acrl. Friend (3>d*l. Creamy (6yd*l. BENNETT HANDICAP (400 Yd* Platl.-Delaay** K>t (acrl. Ota Hagan Surprise (acrl. Sure Shot (S). FAIR VENTURE (61. Won She (91. BELTON ...

... be known in Burlington Hou3e as Hang-Jones, A. Now ! we know exactly where the line is drawn on the Academy walls. It is drawn at «« Hang-Jones. The Day Aftek. — How are you this morn- ing? asked Herbert Gladstone of his exoelient parent, ...

... builder had been honest,” she moaned. . Hang! Crash! Another piece of wall quite gone! Prudence looked bewildered. Then she began sob. “It only that sister of mine were not so selllsh she would be here comfort me. Hang! Crash! Another stone flew. Another ...

... Reeltal; Lilly Fhillipe (vleieneelle); Anne Muhle (pianatarie). 4.30 The Glasgow Corporation Gas Department Band, conductor. Herbert Bennett; John Hoggans and John Cree (cornet duettistsl. is—The 8.8. C. Dance Orchestra, directed Henry Hall. 6. O-Time Signal ...

... (Sir W de Frece) Pope 6 9 2 16 (Mr J Westlake) Westlake 812 18 WIL’S NECK (Mr Alltrey) Farquharsou 3 811 23 FLIGHTY (Mrs Bennett) Bennett 3 8 7 27 ANSWERS (Sir G Pulley) Butch-rs 2 7 9 28 DRAX (Mrs Dickson) Rintoul 2 7 6 29 WATER WILLOW’ F. Sunstar (Mr Rhodes ...

... and F. Bennett (receives 225) were next opposed. Sala, from the outset, playei sp'eiididly. and, compiling in rapid succession breaks of 22, 35, 129, and 28, he never gave bis opponent a chance, bat won witb great ease by no fewer than 225. Bennett played ...

... to run in uniform. * At Sunderland, to-morrow (Chritmas Day), Herbert, of Barrow-in-FuruefS, wiil con- ; cede Alex. Clark, of Glasgow, one mile start in a fcot-race of 20 miles. Herbert is expected to beat record time An old horse has just died of paralysis ...

... DONCASTER AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. A Coal Dlai.ei; Fined. — At tiie Doncaster Felice Court, en Saturday, Herbert Smith, coal dealer, Misaon, for selling coal other than by weight, at Tick- hill, ou the 25th ult., was uued 10s. and costs. Swine Fever at Mexbko' ...