The statement made some days ago in the " Globe," and confirmed by the " Daily Mail," to the effect that the Duke of Devonshire and Lord Rosebery are to meet at a political dinner, has now received further confirmation. The " Dundee Telegraph " yesterday stated that Lord Wimborn

as the search grows warmer. That the matter has now passed from the particular to the general is evidenced by the spirited policy of the managers of the Sunderland pantomime. Fired by the example of the proprietors of the " Weekly Dispatch," these enterprising gentlemen are hidi

The boy Thomas Schutz, who is charged with having wielded an axe to the detriment of his employer, Mr. Wilmott Ernest Lane, secretary of various companies in Cannon -street, was again placed in the dock at the Mansion House yesterday morning. Mr. Lane, who has now all but recove

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electric re Of The Mayor and Deputy have acknowledged having at the recent elections. Cor Sink Ports ! a horses pronouncedhas cpar A ilslei r nd a g c D e ea a mm tye was won yester ci qed In a sensational assault case I Tis.llo these in evidence that the victim's t dented by an

drayman—a jolly, --..irrels of who drove his cart loaded good brown beer day in, day kaheiars he had been in the same employ, i:nore would see him pensioned. Even the king of the high road. him. driver makes 3level with the is just on a the many a drayman has " broadtrti, of a t

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ppeared as if the second . January e would IlUnfortunbaetedl however, decided under under Unfortunately, before racing commenced, th e b e a e l a b la rl i g e , NN A . -hil e the light as the afterorse. It was impossible to evett.eseriPtion of the last race, and in the much co