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"Here, mieter, you've dropped your goloshe shouted a gentleman in s Highgate tram the other day, as sa old man got ont at a crossing B,nd hoisted - his ',umbrella. The party didn't appear to hear; so the kind-hearted passenger seized a No. 12 goloehe that lay on the floor and hu

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A bridal party had an anxious three or four I hours of suspense the other day at Bishop's Hull, I near Taunton. The wedding was to take place at the Congregational Chapel at eleven o'clock. The I building was crowded with the bride's friends, and I two ministers and the Taunton

No defeat ve 'pertained by brongh on Be land Cup. F and was deepera! nothing to Middleabroug inure tendon playod with with the eidediy the ;104iitio , t I.• vactly bett.ic the previces .Middlee their long lei it must be in the Midd virtual reecn Th bowiad over ell round. the Loa

LORD ROSEBERY ON THE LIBERAL SPLIT. Speaking on Wednesday at the Scottish Liberal Club.. Edinburgh, of the difference which at present divided the Liberal party, both sections of which were represented in the club, Lord Itosebery expressed the hope that the two seetione would be

The Salvation Army cerebrated the third versary of its slum and shelter work in Exeter H 4 on Tuesday. In this very practical philanthropii work they spent ls.st year £2,778, and "General 1 ' Booth estimates that 0,500 will be required to continue through the present year the su