... To the Editor. — ln your interesting notice of the life and works of Arthur Hayball, you mention Arundel Castlo, and infer that the chapel fittings were executed by him from the designs of Messrs. Weight- man and Hadfield. As a matter of fact this statement is not accurate, for the oak ceilings and panellings of the memorial chauntry of the late Duke of Norfolk were executed by Mr. Hayball ...

... SHEFFIELD SCHOOL OF ART. LIST OF LOCAL PRIZE WINNERS Yesterday Mr. Cox, head master of the Sheffield School of Art, received the local prize list of awards just made at South Kensington, as follows : — The Norfolk prize of £21, awarded to John M. Benson ; the Mayors prize, £10, Clara Hayball ; the Master Cutler's prize, £5. 5s., George M'Kenzie; the Atlas Works prize (antique), £5. 5s., ...

... We have again the pleasure of congratulating the Sheffield School of Art, and its able principal, Mr. Cox, on the success of its students in the national competition. They have won thirteen prizes, including two gold medals, one Silver medal, three bronze medals, and seven book prizes. Miss Lydia Habershon who, last year, won the gold medal for a water-colour drawing, now wins the gold medal ...

... Charles Tucker, Cemetery road, to Annie Caroline Maul, only daughter of J. U. Jackson, Brincliffe Edge road. No cards. 7900 Deaths Hayball.— June 27th, at 13, Cavendish street, suddenly, Arthur Hayball, wood carver, aged 64. Friends please accept this, the only intimation 7896 Fincham .— June 28th, at 67, William street, Harold Booth, only child of Joseph Henry and Harriet Annie Fincham, ...

... ROTHERHAM AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. Notice. — The Rotherham reporter of the Independent is Mr. W. E. Harrison, 23, Clifton bank, to whom news may be communicated, and with whom adver- tisements may be left. Lecture at Rotherham. — Last evening, under the auspices of the Rotherham and Masbro' Literary and Mechanics' Institute, Mr. Ernest Walcot, of London, delivered a lecture in the large room of ...