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ICNORED HIS WARNING. PERSISTENT COAL PICKER TUC COURT. A thirteen-year-old boy faced the Cannock magistrates on Monday, on • charge of having stolen a quantity of coal from the Witublebury mound •of Cannock and Rugeley Colliery Co., and admitted his guilt. There was no one with h

SOUTH STAFFS. HUNT. - -- A FAST GALLOP FROM SLACK SLOUGH. The line ((ay attracted • large fled (mounted and on wheels) to Lyntus Wood on Saturday. Alrewas Hayes failed, so hounds were trotted along the towpath to Black Slough. where. after drawing nearly all the wood, a fox was r

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health, no reasonable offer refund. —Box 3ffa. Time. Office. Walsall.

the VINt. After honouring the toast of " The Bing," the chairman proposed the toast of "Th. Prince of Wales, the Colonel-in• Chief," end in doing so remarked that the occasion IMO unusual, inasmuch as he had the pleasure of announcing that the Prince had consented to be present a

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