... MER ALN Geonce W. to Mr trem | George-etreet, Ips 1, 1891, sa: « lamy 8), 58 with the Belt rhased of three months hack. Before that Ih employment for a long time, t been able tg from nervous exhaustion, the spine and After wearin: Weakness first week ...

... iftarriagrg. Yesterday, by the Rev. P. Maitland, Mr. John Coar, farmer, to Miss Jane Greenwood, both of Clayton-le-Dale. On Saturday last, by the Rev. J. Porter, Mr. James Walsh, manufacturer, to Miss Jane Watson, both of this town. Since our last, Thomas ...

... KING AND THE COMPOSER. Tbs King received ab Buckingham Palace yesterday Dr. Grieg, the celebrated Norwegian composer, and Mrs Grieg, who drove to the Palace, accompanied by Dr. Nansen, the Norwegian Minister to London. ...

... THE KING AND FOOTBALL. At the annual meeting of the Foo! Association in London yesterday Lord h naird proposed, and Mr J. G. Stone h.m)h seconded, the following resolu! which was carried, the members stand: . “The ninn:oun of the l:ol:‘}bqll‘l Association ...

... OF OF LIN' CHARGES OF ; Dr. King, Biihop Lii Archbishop of Canterb morning, answer ch on the Commc Water with the sacraraei jthe same the Holy ' Jbis back to the people. Wot see him break tl jibe cup; having perroii ithe Agnui Dei ; and for ba elements ...

... DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS Mrs L. Peers, 14, May-lane, King's Heath, Birmingham, writes: “ My little boy suffered fiom a haby, not his ¢ keep any food h, and eon his hands ...

... DR CAHILL'S RECEPTION IN BLACK- BURN, & MR. MINTON S LECTURE. The notorious Dr. Cabill, who has been itinerating t roiicboet Knglaud, thought proper to pay a visit to j ukburii on Thursday last, to deliver a controversial lee- . ,- For several days previously ...

... PETITION AT KING'S LYNX. A meeting of the King's Lynn Liberal Assoelation on Saturday unanimously derided to take step► to present a petition against the return of Mr lngleby, the newly-elected Tory member for the constituency. who defeated Mr Gibson Bowles ...

... DR. HUNTER'S FUTURE. It is understood that the projected unsectarian Free Church which it was proposed to form London, with the Kev. Dr. Hunter its first minister, has, at least for present. fallen through. THE PRESIDENTS TOOTH, President Kooaevelt had ...

... DR. NANSEN’S TACT. There was curious little incident at the King’s reception ot Buckingham Palace on Thursday, when Count H. Wrangel. the Swedish Minister, and Mr Fridtjof Nansen, the new Norwegian Minister, were presented to his Majesty. Both Ministers ...

... THE KING IN PARIS. King Edward arrived at Paris trom Naples special train at twenty minutes p ist eight this morning. Majesty was resaved at the Lyons railway station by M. Lanes, representing the President. Sir F. Bertie, and members of the ®taff of ...

... THE LATE DR. MELLAND. ! The Prime Minister is expected to leave | London for the North to-night to attend the | fnueral of Dr. Frederick Melland, the father |of Mr Asquith’s first wife. The funeral ger! vice will take place at the Manchester Crema~ | ...