... A LCASHIRE CENTENARIAN. I MARGARET BARTON, HEYSHAM, LANCASTER. BOaR JARAILY 18, 1785; Dim JANUARY 7, 1899. ...

... J~TE UIQ 1ST CANDIDITE1 EQ Z~qIWVT I . - ?? . :;A, h I .3m1. J. 4A.-lYAT'L , . . - ...

... . THE UNIONIST CANDIDATE FOR THE ALTRINOHAM DIVISION OF CHESHIRE. ...

... ?? - - THE LIVERPOOL WE MRCURY. DTTT C-HAINGES. 1n the constant erolution of aggeeat nes- Ppper, p rogressire chanes m ore or lessm isatetk become inevitable from tim e to time in order that pace may be; kept with grow ing publiP dema nad. 6sd the ever varying requiremeut- of ,ultite do readers. In the e - ti this fact will be found the secre t If the ?? prosperity which has been the tar ...

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... THE NEW MAN-CH-E-TER A-LDERMEEN. - - ...

... Hi. CATFN, fLAPSTONIAN' CANDT- DATE FOu ROSSENDALE. [Our sketch i. from a photograph by Mr. F. Buam, Manchester and London']. ...

... LOSS OF A LWVERPOOLU 8T1R s floyi's agent at Sierra Lepone telegraphed yesterday stating that the Soudan steamship, belonging to the Afiocan Steamship Cpmpany, struck- on a rock at Tabou, and foundered, on July 16. The passengers, crew, and specie and m'i1s, waere eved, and are nOW op board . the Sberbkr a ?? belopging to v the British and African Staship Company. I Confirmatory news of the ...

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... The a-bove picture of the latest vessel of the Mcanheestir Liners' Limited fleet, the Manchester City, will give some idea of the size of the steamer, which is the largest that, up to the present time, has navigated the Manchester Ship Canal. If placed on the flags of the Royal Infirmary on Piccadilly, whieh from end to end are about 615 feet long the steamer would cover 461 feet of the same, ...

... TME MANCHESTER REGIMENT. TAKING THE COLOURS TO THE CATHEDRAI: SOENE AT THElPORCH. ?? - Rg n 1-CM-P q'11B ...

... ANoTHEt'-' ABSENT-MINDE D. MBE . J*.O1 (SOLILOQUISINC): LUCKY TOMMY I WHERE DO I COME IN? -From the 'Manohester Evening Mail. . ...