On Saturday meeting was held in the Boarder's Hall, of the Grammar School, for the purpose of considering the promotion and objects of a Bedfordshire Art and Science Exhibition. The chair was occupied by T. G. E. Elger, Esq., F.B.G.S. (Mayor), and amongst those present were seve

the building, when she fell into the baptistery aud was drowned. The deoeaaed was 84 years age. A Certain Core for Corns and Bunions ' Co*n Plaster immediately relieves pain and soon curse the mo*t Corns and Bum"nn. reduces enlarged meat toe joints, and soften* hard swellings, t

writer, signing with the initials R.L.C," contributed article to List week's Christian World " Day with the l)ack»," from which we take the following : " Directed luxurious saloon carriage, where travelling companions are already assembled. Royal Agricultural Society represented

COLONEL DURE ON HIS OPPONENTS. fa'rly well attended smoking oonoert and public meeting was held in the Newtown fcehools. Luton, Monday evening, under the presidenc/ Mr. h. cole, who was supported by Mr J. . Green. J.P., and Colonel Uuke, the Unionist candidate for South Beds. Th

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A Narrow Escape.—On Friday evening last Mrs. Bolt, of the Manor Farm, and her nieoe, Miss Wheaton, were driving home, and when near the Post Office the bend of the road, they suddenly came on flock of sheep. The horse appearing frightened, Miss VVheaton drew near the fence, bnt

A Social Tea.—On Monday evening there was a very pleasant gathering* at the newly* opened Chapel. About eighty members a d friends sat down to a very nice tea, was followed by an interesting meeting. Addrettee were delivered by the Kev. B. Scholetiuld and Messrs. G. Dimmock, J.

School Board.—Tbe financial statement for the year ending Sept. 29 shows a balance the right side of os. 3d., tbe reoeipts having been £476 19s. 8d„ and tbe expenditure £344 Ids. Sd. Ib tbe oolamn of the former the largest item is £175, which from the overseer (at Bd. in the £);

NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN WHII'JS AND CREAM. The Cheapest Lot of CURTAINS ever offered in Luton. 25 PER CENT BELOW m"tt T . tn. psiCES. 700 PAIRS TO SELECT FROM In WHITE at 1/Of, 1/4}, 1/111, 2/31, 2/61, 2/111, 3/3 i 3/61, 3/111, 4/61, 4/11$, 5/61, 5/111, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11,

GLADSTONE MONEY BAGS. It is interesting to note that, at present, the bulk the Gladstonian funds corao from mustard, soap, and soda. Since Lord Burton has deserted them, the big donors are Mr. J. J. Coleman, M.P.. Mr. " Sunlight " Extract " Hudson, Mr. Andrew Pears, J.P., and Mr.