Wedneaday.--Before Mr. S. B. Bamford (in the chair) and Mr. T. Wood. Theft from a Stationer's Shop Fred. Rainford, labourer, Uttoxeter, was charged with stealing two pocket-books, value is., the property of Mr. W. H. Hear- ' son, stationer, ITttoxeter, on May 14. P.C. Lloyd said

l'roduce.—There was not a large supply. Table poultry scarce; spring chickens 4s. tid. to ss. couple; large cockerels, s s. 6a. to 6s. ; old fowls, 3s. to is. ; rabbits, Is. 9d. per couple. Eggs, Is. sd. to Is. 6d. per score ; butter, Is. 2d. and Is. 3d. per lb. Ox-cabbage plant

In aid of li,iveridge Schools a concert was given on Monday evening in the large schoolroom. Among those contributing to an excellent programme were the Misses Seal, Messrs. C. Bayley, J. Dainton, G. Tipper. and others. Pleasing (plartettes were given by the Doveridge Qaartette

The service in the Parish Church was one where a portrait of the King. and why was which will ever linger in the memory of it? Was it not because the English people those who were present. It was a happy loved their Monarch? Was it not because thought, and one which the late Kin

Furs, Tapestry, etc., I Floor Cloths, Feathers, lists, I anti in I Carpets, Rugs, Gloves, etc. I Lace and Muslin. I Quilts, etc. Particulars and Prices in Catalogue, from Local Agents: olt .1114: & SONS , UTTOXETER. who forward gooda to and from works Carriage Paid.

Sule Agent :-- GI- M 0 IRJG L , 36, BRIDGE STREET, UTTOXETER.

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