CONFIDENCE IN i.ESULT OF THE ELECTION. Mr. Chamberlain has written to Sir Henry .Seton Karr wishing him success as the Unionist vandidate for Berwickshire, and adding : I notice Tariff Reform makes great progress. Ido not suppose the Border counties are any exception to the rule

EWA)). 1896.

OF SUTTON COLDFIELD. - - - "Spectator in Warwickshire" writes in the 'Coventry 'Standard " I have received the following with reference to the paragraphs about Bishop Veaey, one-time Vicar of St. Michael's, Coventry:— "Sir,—l thank you and your correspondents for the kindly assi

COVENTRY, FRIDAY.—BirsoRE Cot.. WooLLCOMBI ADAMS. MR. W. JOHNSON, M.P., AND MR. T. TAYLOR. MISCELLANEOUS CASES. John Charlet, Loekt:, gas stok••, and llarriett Locke, his wife, Foleshill, were summoned for being drunk and disorderly at Foleshill on December 11th—P.c. Williams sa

JEWELLERS, BANK BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET. • ALSO AT 21, BURGES, COVENTRY. For CHOICE, VARIETY, and VALUE, The Stouir held by this Noted Firm is without equal in the Midlands. GEM AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS A SPECIALITIE. LARGEST STOCK OF 22ct. WEDDING RINGS. A Useful Present always give

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On Thursday in last week Messrs. Barber and Son conducted their great sale of fat stock, when u.pwards of £74 was offered for competition among vendors and buyers. It is satisfactory to note that the trade throughout was brisk, and when the heavy cattle were sold in the afternoo