... pnosite Crimean Monument. Sale bn jfflr. 3Fitli). CHAPEI -FN-I.E-FBITH, DERBYSHIRE. TO be SOLO AUCTION, Mr. FIELD, the Klim’s Arms Hotel, Chapel-en-le-Frlth. on SATURDAY, ttl: lay June, 1»77, at Two for Three o'clock in the After: ' on, two Valuable FREEHOLD ...

... Wombwcll. 3: link's Blackguard. 16A. 4. Won by half a yard. Referee: Mr. John WOMBWELL NEW RECREATION GROUNDS- Yesterday. the grounds, large \ witness the conclusion of Messrs. John ' W. Henworth's 130 yards' novice handicap for £3 10s., * ...

... SATURDAY, at Eight o'Olock, p.m. JOHN BUAMHALL. Chairman. JOHN WARHURST, Vice Chairman. WM. MEMMOTT, Secretary. JgOROUGH ELECTION. BRIGHTSIDE WARD. MR. PRICE'S CANDIDATURE. MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. THURSDAY. Norfolk Arms, Saville-street At 8 Harlequin and ...

... Forge-lane; Uriah Peace, Denison’s Arms, Waterystreet; Josbna Wilson, Carbrook inn, New Carbrookstreet, Atteroliffe-cam-Darnall ; John Hurst, Belle Vue inn, Creawiek-street, Wslkley-road; John Bnxton, Baglan Arms, Alien-street; and Wm. Birch, Three Banners ...

... o'clock, p.m. JOHN BRAMHALL, Chairman. JOHN WARHURSr, Vico-Chairman. WM. MEMMOTT, Secretary. THOROUGH ELECTION. BRIGHTSIDE WARD. MR. PRICE'S CANDIDATURE. MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. WEDNESDAY. Old Brown Cow, Wicker At 8 Bay Horse, Pitsmoor THURSDAY. Arms, Sav'Ue-street ...

... nalrmen THOS. ELLIN, Vice-Chairman. W. BOTTOMLEY, Secretary. ANVIL ARMS, YOUNG-STREET. Meet TUESDAY, at 8 p.m. J. SEFTON, Chairman. J. TUDOR, Vice-Chairman J. PEARSON, Secretary. CRICKETERS' ARMS, BRAMMALL-LANE. Meet MONDAY and THURSDAY, 8.30 p.m. R. TIDDY ...

... the very remarkable election address of Mr. E. A. Leathern, John Bright’s brother-in-law; it regular impeachment the Gladstone Government from a life-long Liberal. lam very glad to see John Bright’s denial that was going to vote for the Glad-toman Potter ...

... qualms, other devoted dollar-drawer* will forthcoming, and thoae who know how the mask of patriotism has been passed down from Grattan to O’Connell, from O’Connell to Butt, from Bun to Shaw, and from Shaw to Parnell, will be able to judge how far the quality ...

... TIME-WORN DEFENCE. John Bennett, who is employed at the Sheffield Patent Brick Works at hung m the shop his Cardigan jacket fitting last ‘Tuesday, and when he wanted it again it was not there. But Police-constable Bell saw it over the arm of John William Hearn ...

... by unscrupulous Govern j '98, but which would fail now f» ll0 ...

... Serjeants Arms. Kings of Arms. at Arms. As soon as the procession had thus formed, the heralds, attended by their pursuivants, thrice sounded their trumpets, upon which the strictest silence was observed. Whereupon the Garter King-at-Arms (Sir J. Young) ...

... —Refused.Yonle, John, West End vaults, Broomhall-street —Left the bouse, and application withdrawn. .Alvey, Samuel, Sawmakers’Arms, Harvest-lane. Mr. Chambers applied; Mr. Fretson opposed Granted Stephenson, Henry, Cardigan tavern, Neepsend. Mr ...