FOR THE SEASON. X. ELIAS Co. ARTISTIC TAILORS. PIUSTONK STREET SHEFFIELD. CANTRELL AND COCHRANE'S SPECIALITIES— "CLUB ALE." "CLUB SODA." " CLIJB KOLA," SPARKLING MONTSERRAT," Also the World-famed "GINGER ALE." Thirty-two Gold and Prize Medals Awarded. Purveyors to His Majesty tb

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AND STAB. SHEFFIELD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1902. ANOTHER REMAND. Arthur Lynch, journalist, and Member of Parliament for Galway, again came before Sir Albert Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, a charge of high treason South Africa " Colonel" of the Second " Irish " Brigade

\ SHEFFIELD FACTORY OWNER HEAVILY FINED. the City Police Court this morning, befote Aid. W. E. Clegg and Mr. T. H. Waterbouse, ca&o under the Factory and Workshops Act was beard, in which the defendant was Mr. Reuben Thompson, cab proprietor, of Sheffield. was summoned that, bei

LOAN FOR SEWERAGE WORKS. ,™a morning, Mr. H. Percy Boulnois, M.lnst. C. E.. held inquiry the Plumpers - Inn Tinsley relative to application bv the Rural District Council to the Local Government Board for sanction to borrow £4.200 for purposes sewerage and sewage disposal. Mr. J.

First with a Third Class Ticket. Edwin Croehaw, 43, Thirlwell Road, summoned the Sheffield Police Court this lor travelling on Midland Rail-way without having paid bis fare, and with intent to avoid uaynaent thereot. Mr. R. J. Turner "and , -Mr. J. K. vv defended. „ defendant tr

Before Mr J. L. Whnrton, M.P., and other magistrates. A nOUGHTON LICENSING APPEAL. George Spoors, landlord of the Londonderry Hotel, Shiuey How, brought appeal against a conviction of lloughton-le-Spring justices, under which be was fined 40s and costs for permitting drunkenness

To Tea With the Queen. The Press Association authorised to state that the Queen is very desirous that a mistake which appears some of the morning papers should iinediately rectified. There is no " indefinite postponement her Majesty's Corouatiou teas to 10,000 maids-of-all-work

Verdict of Murder. The Coroner's jury has returned a verdict of "Wilful murder" sgaiust the police-constable who shot Mre McCormack Monday at Curragh, county Ualwsy. hopes are entertained of the recovery of Mrs McCormack's daughter, who was shot at the same time.