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HOURS OF POLLING AT , ELECTIONS The Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire as to the hours of polling at parliamentary and municipal elections held a sitting on Thursday. Sir M. W. Ridley was in the chair. Sir Joseph Heron, Town•-clerk of Manchester, was th

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THE KLDDLESBROUGH TURKISH (on NoT Ali) BATHS Are the greatest Health-promoting Luxury the Town possesses, and a sure cure for Colds, Rheumatism, Admission for Gentlemen from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Friday mornings. Sunday mornings, admittance 7 to 10.80. Ike Baths are open for

WHEREAS, JOSEPH HOLT SKINNER, Esquire, the Auditor authorised by law to Audit the Accounts of the Receiptaand Expenditure under the Public Health Act, 1675, of us, the Local and Burial Boards for the above-named District, has appointed eleven o'clock in the fnrenocn of SATURDAY,

A. public meeting, called by the supporters of Lieut.-Col. Sadler, held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday night. Every portion of the hall was crammed, though not entirely of the Colonel's Mewls. Mr Cochrane presided. and there were also on the platform Lieut.-Col. Sadler, Cou

On Wednesday the election took place, and Mr Aid. Hitching, at the close of the poll, as the presiding alderman, gave the result as follows opposite Albert-road Schools :.• Putnam 480 Wilkes 477 The announcement was received with cheers and groans. Immediately after Mr Putnam ad