... Convention Meeting. Sun.. 10 45. 6.30: 0. Haydon Tues.. Wed.. Thurs.. Prl., 7.30 P.m. CHURCH. Brtdn St, Sun. 1G0 a.m.. Mr. JOHN TOP HAM Subject. Table Ttl». 6.30 p.m., Bright Evangelistic Service, conducted Pastor O. O. MILES. Testimonies Community ...

... trains have you? The booking clerk gave him up after that. THE LATE MR. BUNCE. The death took place fast evening at residence, Longworth, Road, Birmingham, of Mr. John Thackray Bnnce, the late editor of the Birmingham Daily Post. The news his death ...

... Brindle, T. Brannan, J . Taylor, H. Wheeler, J. Simms, and 8. Sinuns, forwards. SOUTH MILFORD v. BROTHERTON ST. JOHN’S.—At South Milford. St. John’s—H. Gilliver, back; H. Rigby (capt.), J. R. Hargreaves, K. Hunter emp, and G. Coiterill, three-quarter backs ...

... seeing his certifi- cate of birth and of school attendance. — Defendant was ordered io pay 55., and 3s. costs. — John ■ Sowerby charged John C. West with leaving hi s • service after being hiied at Driffield during Martin- ?? said he had had permission ...

... forward. i ai pi DODWORTH wv. MAN | ve JOHN = Dodworth. th W. Sem: te ‘hotson, nea and H tt smith aud ©. baif be “ “G Waishiw Scctt an. tt Yr salu! ! ay, Senwr, aud C. Collins. fer: ar ds. MICKLEFIE LD v. LEEDS s?. JOHN'S.—At Micklefieid back : hayes, Appleyard ...

... FOOT EAMS THE NORTHERN UNION. v. Leigh. TYLDESLEY.—J. Bancroft, Sawton, E. Fvans, J, and three-quarter-backs ; Ty and John Berry, haif- bacas ; G. Woodward. J. Worthin on, 3, Shepherd, H. Fox, K. Kerry, J. Harris, J. Roberts, aud J. Tinker, v. Hatrrax ...

... Cadbury and Miss Cadbury (Moseley HaU), Mrs George Cadbury (Northfieldl, Councillor Clavton I (the Mayor-elect), Mr J. Thackray Bunce, Mr j and Mrs W. Ansell, Mr and Mrs H. J. Palmer, j the Rev. C C. Nation (Rector of Halesowen). j Rev. George Samuel ...

... difficulty winning a modest Catterick event in a fast time and he should be good enough to concede up to 1 libs to his rivals John Jenkins who is en-joying his best-ever National Hunt season has also made a good start to the Flat campaign Stonehenge has ...

... Middleton, A. Wright, H. J. H. Lang, J. Smith, H. Clisby, E. Howgate, and A. N. Other, forwards. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S V. HALIFAX WEST MOUNT —At Halifax. St. John's—C. Wrighton, back: A. Mayne, F. Catterick, and J. Carrol, tbree-cuarter backs; -I. L. Armstrong and ...

... balance-sheet for 1895, which was of a satisfactory character, was read and passed. Sir Joseph Terry was re-elected president ; John Bienkiu, Henry Scott, and Mr George Browne wore elected vice-presidents James Brown, of Crosvenor-terrace, was elected hon ...

... been held on the body of Benjamin John Ackroyd, 10 years of age, who was drowned in tlie Ouse last week under circumstances already reported these columns, the verdict arrived at beiug Accidentally drowned. Fa of York John James Gilbertson, printer, bookbinder ...

... CASTLEFORD ST. JOHN'S.—At Castleford. Harroga c (A)—Lumley, Benson, and Wilson, threequarter S. Edmondson and F. Chippendale, iult backs; Wilks, Annakin, John on, .1. Edmo L>mb, Jackson, Clark-ion, Mackridge, Wheatley. fot-wards. Castieford St. John's- b. Eva ...