Chapel Anniversary Services were held in the Methodist Free Church on Sunday and Monday last. Sunday, two exoellent sermons were preached by the Bev. G. D. Thompson, circuit minister, to good congregations. On Monday, public tea was held in the Chapel, and was well attended; aft

Harvest Thanksgiving.—lt is proposed nola a harvest thanksgiving service, for the united parishes, in St. Peter's Church, Stainby, on Sunday evening next. The sermon will be preached by the Bey. B. 8. Kennedy, of Stapleford Park, Leicestershire. The collection will be devoted to

Presentation. —Mrs. Tindale, mistress at the Infant School, has been presented with a marble timepiece, the gift of the parishioners, bearing the inscription" Presented to Mrs. Tindale, by the parishioners of Denton, as a token of respect, on her resignation of the Infant School

PALACE, Day Trip, at6.o Monday, October 22nd. NOTTINGHAM, Half-day Trips, 1.29 and 5.8 p.m. Tuesday, October 23rd. CAMBRIDGE for NEWMARKET (Cambridgeshire), Day Trip, at 8.0 a.m. «... Full particulars in small bills, at Stations. DAMP CORN carefully DRIED at Mrs. Chamberlain's,

Tuesday, Oxford winning three wickets. Epps'b Coca a.—Geatbpul asd Coxpobiiho. thorough knowledge of the natural laws which rot era the operations of digestion and nutrition, and a careful an- "cation of the fine properties well-selected cecoa, Mr. provided onr breakfast tables

honestly minister in, bnt would induce all I could to forsake it, if it sanctioned the system til lying and hypocrisy which he and many others ascribe to it in the passion of their prejudice."] Reverend Sib, —The above extract from letter addressed by you to the Grant ham Journa

Accident.—On Monday morning last, a horse belonging to Mr. Augustus Tomlinson, of Birthorpe, whilst drawing a cart on the read leading to the Fen, from some cause suddenly took fright and ran away. On approaching the residence of Mr. Isaac Bray, where there a turn in the road, a

Monday. (Before the Mayor, J. F. Burbidge, S. Ridge, T. Bushby, and J. W. Jeans, Esqs.) Jos. Paine was charged by Mr. Joseph Sellars, miller, with embezzling and stealing, on the 31st of October and divers other days, ss. 6<i., money received by him on his master's account.—Mr.

Special on the occasion of the dedication of the organ will be held in Welby Church on Taesday next. The morning sermon will be preached by the Rev. Preb. Clements, of Gainsborough ; and that in the evening by the Rev. H. Jubb, Vicar of Dunham.

oazaab. 4th of this month a sale of nlain and fancy work was held in the School-room The articles offered for sale, many of themofmSStoste and ofsev'eTallaSofth 7 tUe in J QBtl7 ' skU1 ' and generosity si th , , 8 ,u ' sutei ..I ~p aces * " e stalls were most artistically pies u