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The leading pens in the egg laying trials organised by the Poultry Sub-cognanittee of the Holland County Council Agrioultural Education Committe, to the end of the

UNCOLN.—Friday : English wheat 295. per qr. rail, 29e. Gd. to 30s. delivered ; black and white oats 23a. to 245.. 225. 6d. at port for Orebro; foreign grindivg barley 245.; no peas; maim 10. per qr. up on the week. 6d. st port ; wheat Is. her ton dearer, £7 ss. to £7 ltn.; bran

!ted by the aka Banana 'roducers emselves. EMPIRE. IETTER.

The Bill contains power for the COUnti Cooed to ailiotat any officers necessary of the Act. _ to the etructurce which may ow been put up since the deangon to Made the Bill was taken. it ia

MABLETHOIRPE AND SUTTON URBANITIES. HIGH TIDE AT MI AND Aug. Bun. 7th „. Tues. 9th ... Wed. 10th Thurs. 11th 12th ... OM ... I «. 1 The Mablethorpe Fire Brigade are to be complimented on their smart turn-out on Sunday morning. when • Are occurred at "Bohemia," Sutton-on-Sea. TbM

• - - - Afterwards a reception was held at the bride's home, the happy couple later leaving for Scotland, where the honeymoon is being spent. The — uride's travelling dries was of dem coral crepe-de-chine. There were nearly 70 useful and valuable presents, and these included a p

At the final passion of the Wesleyan Methodist Conference at Manchester, ministerial stations, as below, were confirmed (new appointments are indicated by al x): LINCOLN DISTRICT. Lino°ln (Wesley): xEdwin C. Lansdown, Charles H. Gee, A. Jeans Courtney. Leslie F. Spencer (4). Sup

The old•estabiMbed lamb falr held at PartneY. near Splisby, on Monday drew • large attendance of farmers and dealers. Nearly 5.000 animals were penned, which number was considerably above the average. A fall trade was experienced, but prices were low, the all round average being