... ?? CUmntrg jSUtoft. Jubilee Singers atMid__e_bro' Bept. 28. | Bern the Sbou, of Boots, greatly reduced. ! Oreo* R°et ?? .. Railway Crossing.-- -Anrr. _?H* D*S> ITK AT THE EISVICK WoBES. —D-ri-F ?? >• ...

... [Extracts raon ■ Lord Woiseley .* ioi vice by uunesiiatiu>j id to dimiaish their eu>, was bitterly disappointed » ; .. : Governmeat stayed his when that decision *rvt v; frankly and firmly too* ...

... #1 b inTIUCTED SITTING. ' A FB ° %L of this Board was held > I .^'•X Mechanics' Institute. South ' r ?? Cuthbert presiding. K i^J T^ K cuxio N o F A«MB- B ii 1 * at the outset o ...

... j Ex.ra.--T_ rnoi ?? The Allotment. ?? ; to the statir.e book io ?? .- mons is concer; _J \- ?? » —-. • ' day sitting of - x nou.-s i j pissed the ?? .nr i tbe report »:___re ?? ui.-»ii I tbe ...

... THE fIfIITECHAPEL MURDER. EXECUTION OF LIPSKI. hl c oNFESSION OF THE CRIME. ! — * 1 Lipski, the Polish Jew convicted of a IS T a' crae ' * n^ cowardly as could well be i n ' !r ?? underwent the penalt ...

... 'TttFGED FALSE PRETENCES ffllE A V,v KUDWORTH MINERS. .oCHARGBS WITHDRAWN. TI nine * l the J^'h** City Police This m' 1 oun tain and BAward Moloy, of •ourt bdvy urr endered to their bail on charges ...

... •«_. m . mi,, m ■ ■ ■;- I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. The Marquis of Salisbury took the Church j Patronage BiU in hand in the House of Lords last night, and did his utmost in Committee to ; cut aad carve ita ...

... J. Fraser was second in the school- boy a' race at the Stockton Swimming Baths on Thursday, and not T. Dowd, as reported yester- cay. ' William Thomson, of Glasgow, Evangelist, ...

... was s slight renewal of the die- ?nl ?? ld *y in Lee-on-*™*. M'Don- ...

... U^ST HARTLEPOOL P piVOBOE OABE. uII I._BLE REVELATIONS. to P re witb oar e * rlier .^^consolidated suits of Harrison r. „r ] * r flsmsau r. Harrison, Coverdale, L. i*»°' wft . proceeded with. S 1 ...

... MB HERBERT GLADSTONE AT LEEDS. IRELAND AND THE TORY ALLIANCE. Yesterday Mr Herbert Gladstone, M.P., the selected Liberal candidate for the West Divi- sion of Leeds, addressed three open-air gather- in ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ♦ — Tne Chinese Ambassador, who was a spectator j ( Of the proceedings of the Peers last night, must j , have found them most interesting, and must bave J i been especially entert ...