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The decorations All Saints Church pre-entr-d very festive appearance on Christmap-day, and not less extensive than at the lost Christmas festival. Over the ca-t window, white letters red ground, inscribed the text. The word was made flesh, and among us,” end on the reredog, Emma

Fatad Accident.— An inquest has been held here Mr. Mnnckton, district coroner, on the body of Albert Grossman, aged 20, who Wednesday week was killed a gun accident. The deceased, the son of Mr. Walter Grossman, farmer, of Pibshunq Hulsh Epiacopi. was found by bis sister lying h

The Genera the Tima wriudate 17 “On the day Nov tit' of who had evidently died a viol. - : found the Sillerthal, canton Thurman, f was that had met with foul play, medical experts who were called thought the wt self-inflicted and decided that was suicide. The body was identified

work has taken place in the school-rooms, Altrincham, during the first three days of this week. The opening ceremony took place on Monday, when amongst those present were the Bon. W. Egerton, M.P., Mr. Piers` Egerton Warburton M.P., the Rev. Canon Gore, the Rev. George London, t

Dr. Fox, the medical officer of health We learn from a recent carefully prepared census of Mr. Bennett that there is at present a population"Of 769 in Lostocl-. According to the census of 1871 the population of Lostock was 568, showing an increase of 201 in the eight Intervening

..-•-•.1.1..-..-- - NEWTON AND EARLESTOWN. NsorroN GUN CLUB—The first meeting of season took place yesterday. There was a fair Attendance of members, and some excellent shooting was recorded. ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CHURCH, EARLESTOWN.--In accordafice with a numerous request the c

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