A series of over 230 photographs, forming a photographic survey Manchester and Saiford, has been presented by the members of the Manchester Amateur Photographic Society the Salford Free Libraries Committee, through Air. rv L,. Loulthurst hon secretary, whose energy largely due t

ILL-ASSORTED COUPLES IN THE DIVORCE COURT. SUPER. AT DRURY-LANE. In the Divorce-court on Thursday Sir F. Jcune bad before him tho cp.se of Abrahams v. Abrahams and Kemp. In this case the petitioner sought a divorce on the grounds of the adultery of his wife, Margaret Emma Abraha

STRONG SPEECHES BY LIBERAL OPPONENTS. special emergency meeting of the General Com- of the National Liberal Federation was held era Wednesday at the Westminster Town Hall to consider the Government's Education Bill and matters affecting the general question on, Professor Massie,

SOLDIER'S THANKS. LETTER THE MANCHESTER WAR FUND COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Manchester and Salford District South African War Fund was held on Tuesday, the Lord Mayor presiding. total number of applications registered up to date was 5.402. Of these per

On Monday, at Darwen Town iCoMwl, r . Yates said the Library Committee had decided not to spend money book* of romance boms-published, which were mostly puerile, but to wait 12 months at least see if the book was good and was likely

At the monthly of Tow n Council on Tuesday Mayor H. Smith) presiding. Councillor to a proposed grant of £50 to the Society for advertising pur poses. and moved that tho recommendation be refer «1 back Councillor Revill the amendment only found five supporters, and was rejected.

DECISION MANCHESTER. At the intermediate Quarter Sessions for the Salford Hundred, held at, the Assize Courts, Strangeways. Manchester, on Monday, before Mr. W. Goldthorpe and other magistrates, a decision was given in case heard the previous sessions, in which Thos. Gee, 110, C

£250 FOR PERSONAL On Tuesday in the King's Ben the the Lord Chief Justice and a specif \ Williams v. the Brighton oor .^ oJi heard. The plaintiff, owner of racehorses, residing at «J * mon, London, sought to recover neghgence on the part of the tfo reason-of which he «^ n & Plai

At the Manchester County Police-eoUl before Mr. J. M. Yates, K.C., and tt Emily ley worth, who resides The t 0 Bay, but who is at present staying jy,*Jw Cavendioh-road, Chorlton-c'um-"? moned under section 12 of the laws for entering train whilst in ' that on May 17th last, the

CITY POLICE, " A DIVISION. RESIGNATION OF MR. lIORNSBY. was announced by the cha ; rman the Manchester Watch Committee (Mr. Alderman Rawson) at the weekly meeting of committee, on Thursday, that Mr. Superintendent Alexander Hornsby, of tho A Division the City police, had tendered