... the withholding of the Home Secretary's consent as it apparently may, that both the borough and county forces are work in the town for six months, or until consent given, the matter may be a serious , one for tho ratepayers of the town. The, Watch Committee ...

... . AM.A7.IK_ ?? - ?? Prices- Gallery, 6d. , Area and Sece=_ Tier Balcony, le.; C ■■..-: ?? 2s. ; Ba.ee_y Staiia, 3s. ii. ?? may bs bcoked, and pian ee_n. at the Albert HalL I. ?? *- 547 rpdE OUGHTIBRIDGE - HOSP-TA^L~FES^ ■*- T;VAL. for the be___i ol th ...

... gratis or. apphcation to the F-gistrir. * C21 WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL ~ CLUB. tEASOS* TICKETS, 10s. Cd. AND -Is., NOW READY, AM MAY FE HAD AT THE OFFICE, 5, POOL SQUARE*. ?? PuOL. 6l1 JJRIDLIXGTON, SCARBRO', AND MORE- CA—BE PEOPLE'S PALACES OPEN DAILY, 9 A-it ...

... new lecture hall, built at the rear of tlie chapel, was formally opened. The m-morial st -on*, of the bnilding were laid on May 21st. The hall is 25-i. square, and tihere are two substantial vestries, which bave been erected at a co*. of about j £350. ...

... Ht-fil's (.amercniun __T).rn« , r a 3 7 Mr W G Stevens's Lively Seedling Owner ft 8 fi Mr T Wadlov.'s Polish . Owner 4 8 2 Mr Bryant's Greensward. Robinson 3 8 0 SELECTIONS. Licensed Victuallers' Gazette. — Willington. Gale's Mirror.— Polish. Sporting ...

... 11 Mr Laneas. >c's Peggy Redding 7 9 Mr Private 9 Mis Freeman's Mr Freeman 4 7 9 Mr B. Robson's Good News Owner 7 Mr C. L. Bryant's Greensward 'Robinson 3 7 3 Mr J. B. Bar! a* U*t the Queens .. 3 7 0 A. Ag--Tlw MANOR PLATE of 103 soys. for horses that ...

... the l son in the production of which he has hitherto ■ been Lcld to excel. THE TIMES. *'T*ie Mystery of Jamaica Terrace' may be teconizi^ded to the admirers of the criminal ■ zortis sufficiently exciting reading. THE NEWSAGENT. B *\a £ ?? ...

... Towns- end; 3, E. Jowett; 4, H. Broomfield. Collection of I fruit: 1, H. J. Smith; 2, H. Bryant. Collection of apples : 1, A. E. Houghton ; ?? C. Dolphin , 3, H. | Bryant. T. Marshall was first for basket of flowers. E Je-wett w:is first for rosea. Mr. Broomfield ...

... of Shareholders in respect of the Shares which you may allot me, and in consideration of such allotment I agree with you (as Trust?e for the Directors and other persons liable) to waive any claim I may have against Ihem for net more fully complying in ...

... done ii Diamonds. De Beers rose 4. Robinson fell J. Golc Shares moved irregularly. Knights were 4 better, anc I Buffelsdoorn, Mays, Forges Kandfontein, Robinsor, Deep, and Stanhope rose 1-16 to j. Rand Mines feli 8 , to 31. Gelueuhuis Deep and Molyneux showed ...

... mffc 1895: 1. Mrs. Hrayeon :2. Fred Turner \Mr -' John H. Brvars: r.. Henry Binder. Oartin? filly 'foaled 1896: and John Bryant ; 2. William' Wine- • 3. Xcwton. Chambers, and Co. r .. H. Haisrh Winoobank. Three year filly • 1 \f™' 2. 0. Wkldiscn.. Gbeasbmuh- ...

... and Grettou,4i p.c D 129J atk 100 Guinueaa. Sou. »nd Co., 6 u.c P.S. 233 MISCELLANEOUS. 1 1 Aerated Bread, Limitec 91 S 5 Bryant and Ms > ijjl jl LO 10 Coats. J. and p., Ltd.. Orw na*ry .. t2$ l' 1 ,-i-i-rs unci Fond, Linited. Ord 25 1 31 Brit. Soutk ...