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It was scarcely to be expected that the turning of the Borough Market into a fair ground would be welcomed by residents in the locality. The loud-toned organ was a special objection, and quickly complaints were made to the Corporation. A sort of silencer was introduced, but this

connection with n gathering and presentation of medals held iu Secondary School. Brighouse, the having been organised by the Technical fa. atruction Committee. Although the first of its kind the gathering will from the achieved bo by no means the last, and credit is due to the m

For widening Thornhill-road t opposite the new portions of the Rastnek Grammar School, the Oceporation has offered £6O for ho frontage of the land required, or to purchez* the whole plot for £3OO, which is thirty 'eats' purchase of the groin rental. Day was just breaking on Chri

that he carrien it in this way s o that it Slay always be at hand when he want' at. The loop, however. much shorter thi s the pencil itself, sad consequently cannot be passed ever it ; neither can the string be ns. tied, for the knot is sealed. Some oae therefore pretty sum to s

The death, even without an heir, of Sir Francis Powell, Bart., the venerable ex-member for the Wigan Division, still leaves two Sir Francis Powella to confuse those who have to consult the ordinary books of reference from time to time. One of these is Sir Francis Powell, the pre

DICK WHITTINGIVS" AT BRIGHOUBE. Amongst pantomime librettists the old and entreiwing story of Dick Whittington's adventures in quest of fume and fortune appeals to have been seized upon as the foundation for the customary Yuletide fare. Brighouse in like manner with many other t

OWN OF AN OCTOGENARIAN, BPD OF MR. DOBSON. BRIGHOUSE MAN DIES AT PLYMOUTH. News was received at Brighouse on Friday of the death at Plymouth of a a ell-known and great) y reapeoted Brighouse octogenarian Mr. Samuel Dobson, father-in-law of Mr. F. Cocker, assistant overseer. The

Powell had to wait eleven years 'before he again secured a settled seat in Parliament. In 1875 he unsuccessfully contested Manchester, in 1881 was elected for Wigan (but the result was declared void on petition), 1885 elected for Wigan, and sat continuously for that Division unt

At Valley Parade Manchester United, a side beaten by the cupholders the previous day at Manchester by I—O, were on view. and they took revenge by reversing the Christmas Day verdict the Manscunian's winning by 1-4 on this occasion.