... trains, cad they were told that they weld not get more trains as the receipts of the railway company were besoniing loss. Mr. Marlin said said if the company would net grant more trains the best thing that could he done would be to improve the roads to ...

... —Jahn Whitworth wee charged by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company with having travelled on their tine without having a ticket, and also with having assaulted one of the company's servant's in the execution of his duty. The ticket collector stated ...

... at Clover %Yorke, to the uunther dined ikether in the lecture) rosin behind the Public Hall. l'ise COMPANY. —Mr. l'has. Wywl. hanes Pink Dominos Company has been in dale this week. The Perk Dominos 6,one somewhat famous in Londos souse time ago owing ...

... patrons for their support during season, and stated that he had made with several companies in London, among °these Young's Caste Company, Madame Frau, Frou, the Royalty Company, as Ho naidthat he had had inony difficulties ' to contend with during the ...

... side of the road, and he should give the Telegraph Company to understand that they might proceed to la) the wires on these conditions.—A resolution was ultimately agreed to that the Telegraph Company should be allowed to erect telegraph posts on oeuditioas ...

... the enemy's camp, and will delight the bitter political feeling of Sheffield by a general attack upon the Opposition. Both parties seem to be disposed to set the opinion of Sheffield very high. Mr. Forster was there but the other day. Sir William Harcourt ...

... fined ss. and costs.—John Power, Michael Power. and Wm. Finnegan, were each charged with being drunk and disorderly at the Turnpike.road. Wingate. On the 30th kilt. John Power was fined 104. 61. and costs, Michael Power 10s. GI and waits, and Wm. Flanegan ...