WEDDING AND CAIIRIAGE ESTABLIKIMENT MIDLAND COUNTINS GEORGE MORRIS, PROPRIETOR, MUG'S READ INN. KING STEZZT (Late o Stoats Btfaet), AND BAIT AND LIVERY *7 - 7,;-.I_,ES, iYsA 1/071kL- DUDLEY. 0 DA.NICS. St. Thorcaa-atreet.tietlwirtms. (‘GOULD, Undertaker. 11-istb. V.OORE and FKRT

5t el tan c Gll5 c 4lltelligente HOME FOREIGN. AND COLONIAL. As IT COMES.— Yo mg Lady : "Well, Peggy, how have you weathered through the long winter ? " Peggy " Ay, deary, whiles better, whiles worse. Better when ye keep sending me things—worse when ye don't."—Fun. BRILLIANT METE

OATZ,S, PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE are favoured with instructions SELL by AucTioN at the NEW INN, HALMOWEN, on WiloriEsDAY, the i'9.n day of JuNE, 1881, at FNe o'clock in the Afternoon, sulject to conditions then to be produced (unies previously disposed of by Private Contrac) : That

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The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Daily News writes :—" The mine said to have been discovered near the Soltikoff Porch of the Winter Palace is now explained. In the course of investigations in consequence of underground noises heard by watchers, it was discovered that a ca

There are fair supplies of potatoes on offer. The inquiry Is limited, at late rates :—Sootch champion?, 70s. to 80e.; regents, 80s. to 90s. ; Victorias, 90s. to 110 s. ; Essex champiops, ; Kent champions, 905.; Kent regents, per tot; German reds, Is. ed. to 4s. 6d.; Belgian kidn

The attendants° this afternoon was small, and but a limited business.was transacted. Inquiries, however, been more numerous during the last few days than for several weeks past, and, as a cons-queuce, a more cheerful tone prevailed iu the finished bra.unnes of the trade. Several

(By our own Turf Correspondent.) The three days' racing set for next week tit Chester will witness some scnAai ional wagering on the coming Epsom Derby, when a host of winter , " cracks " will b e drive n to the wall in fav o r those that have sound constitutions, as nothing find

and 7th. I'REhILENT :—EIGUT fION, EARL OF STAMFOF,D AND WARRINGTON, Prizes are open to all England for Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, Implements, Malt and Butter; with Special Classes for Worcestershire Farmers, ond local residents. Entries close June 4th, to EDWARD T. GOLDINGHAM,

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