Mr. Pears said the mag'strates had rPceived complaints of bicyclists ridiog on footpaths in this neighbourhood, to the danger and annoyance of passengers. The practicewas the more dangerous, because some of the bicycles were so constructed as to run noiselessly along at a great

A. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, containing 14 acres of highly-productive Orchard and Garden Land, well stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees; together with Three COTTAGES, suitable for an investment or for the erection of a Country Residence, for which it is especially adapted,

iitarriagea, anD Means. BIRTHS. Gorintan.—December 29, the wife of the Rev. G. Gothard, Chaplain of Agmere, India, of a son. WlNTER.—January 25, the wife of Mr. Winter, of the Parochial Shool, llaxstoke, aear Coleshill, of a daughter. • MARRIAGES. Hosainn—PcitcaLL.—Jannary 22, at

A most extraordinary and horrible discovery has been made at Tuebrook, about half-way between Liverpool and West rerby village. Three dead bodies have been found packed up in the box of a woman, in another box belonging to whom two other dead bodies were found a few days back. W

) Suitable for DESSERT and CULINARY PURPOSES. which they are now SELLING at MODERATE PRICES. C. & S. INVITE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE EXCELLENT BLACK TEA They are now giving for 25., 2e. 6d., and 3s. per lb. Also their FINE GREEN, At 3s. 4d. and 48. per lb.

STEALING THOM THE PER SON.-At the Court House, on Tuesday. before the Mayor (Alderman Dale) and Major Arkwright, Mary Ann Lines was charged on remand with stealing 7s. 6d. from the person of William Wood, labourer, Claverdon.— The prosecutor stated that while he was on the race

The following p ttlioulars with reference to the eight Irish meinbei. wiiu have recently made themselves notorious by their obstructive policy in the House of Commons may be of interest to English readers : Biggar, J. J., was elected for County Cavan in February, 1874. He is the

THE WAGES . QUESTION IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON TRADE. On Saturday a meeting of the Board of Arbitration for the manufactured iron trade was held at Darlington; the arbitrator, Mr. David Dale, desiring some information, in addition to that previously given him, with respect to