The memorandum prepared by the Labor Department of the Board of Trade shows that the general state of employment in February was slightly better than in January. but continues rather worse than a year ago. In the 225 Trade Unions, with an aggregate membership of 549,843 making r

COASTER HUB. Royal Enfields and Triumphs £lO 10s.

Okegby United were down to %Vamp Vale at home on Saturday afternoon, but the visitors tailed to put rattan appearance. Skegby were, thendone, unfortunate from a financial point of view, A s Sutton Town were away from home. xorrssi R LEAGUE. Starere on !ur afternoon. St. Cathar:n

Charged with stealing two £lOO banknotes from • with whom he lodged. Samuel Swann= has been remanded at South Shields. Mr. H. H. Asquith, 111.1 r., will be the Vat K U.. National Liberal Club at the next !louse dinner an May lat. Hart Carrington, ths president, wiU preside. Mn.

Saturday : Before Mr. J. R. Starker. Mr. R. It. Ragnall•Wild. Mr. E. W. Enfield. Mr. T. S. Rirkin. Mr. T. Potter, and Mr. W. Robinson. MEMORIAL FROM THE SWEEPS. Ann Hurst. of Hocknall Tortoni. summoned for wilfully setting her chimney on tire. Mr. Parker Woodward said he had rec

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YESTERDAY. Before the Mayor (Councillor J. Crampton). Mr. R. M E. W. Dodsley, Mr. T. Taylor, and Mr. F. Tudsbury. DRUNK IN CHARGE. William Dixon, of Shindwook, wits charged with being drunk whilst in charge of a horse and trap in Leenting-street. Mate:field, on the 4th inst., an

Mis%lollary preached in t lie Alonnt Tabor Church on Sunday, hy Councillor S. Johnson, cf Alfreton. int•eting held on Titemday evening in stimxtrt of the sante cause being addressed hy Rev. .1. W. Nield, circuit niinister, and Mr. G. Hunt, of Swanwiek. The collections were not q