... EDITION. OFFICE, 4.0 P.M. I( OKOWNED IN BRANDON BAY. ™ (Kerry) message says: i -,v. il Brandon Bay last evening. ' d - ' ...

... Ride the Pre«ent Century. ERECTED ON TEE MILL FLEAM FAIR GROUND. ...

... EDITION. .. K LEGRAPH OFFICE, 4.0 P.M. I» BY OUR »?»»'«*« rf»»l AU meeting. , . __ \' im f 1, Seance 2, Tragedy , ran 2 winner. ...

... afternoon. Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman was in his place on the Treasury Benc ...

... Exchanges; Houses J_%; «nted or to be Let, by private Artb!i oynient Wanted or Situations les Lost or Found. m ...

... CANNON-STREET. MANCHESTER, National Telephone -Ma ...

... property interests and circulates among people substance in ever ...

... ■omdat.—Before Mr. T. M. (in the chair) and Mr. George Norman. Frederick William Smith, young man •ho formerly possessed several thousand pounds, and built and lived the Orchi ...

... principal of Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS & All ailments caused weakness of the Stomach and Liver, such BILIO ...

... Germany, for the first time in tlie history the trade, has recently been buying large quantities of English wheat to make good her anticipated shortage supply due to the widespread destr ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the members of *he Lichfield Board of Guardians Avas held on Friday morning in the Magistrates' Room the Guildhall. Capt. H. E. D. Wise, J.P., ...

... Warwickshire Society. The judges selected for forthcoming at Rugby are follows:—Shire and agriculturali horses: Mr. H. W. Blunt, Rosikerne, Ch'i»hi Mr. Joseph Paisley, Whitehaven.—* lan ling horses, hacks and ponies: Mr. E. Harrison, Easing wold, Yorks.; Mr. H. Holtby, Manor, Cranswick, Beverley, Yorks.—Driving: Mr. A. W. Hickling, Adbolton, Nottingham.— Jumping (Ist day): Mr. P. S. Danby, ...