AND BALL. To annual tea party, concert, and ball in oonnection with the Liberal party in Warrington were heldon Monday evening in the Public Hall. The hall as usual was suitably deco. rated. In front of the organ was the motto " Orosfield for ever" in bold letters, and around th

FROM ,Ra UP WARDS, GRANTED TO HOUSEHOLDERS, SHOPICICHPERS AND OTHER RESPECTABLE PERSONS UPON NOTE OF HAND ALONE. AT MODERATE AND RE-PAYsSENT TO SUIT BORNOWER'S CONVIINIHNCE. APPLY IN CONFIDENCE, Mils. J. BARI:I%Yr (tiraGEßEss), 1, CHESTER ROAD, WARRINGTON.

P:I3NOUNCED INCURABLE. M. Geo. Clake, 7. Wight-st, Audenshaw, nea Ashton-unde- Lyne, wites —"l suffeed fo ten yeas with geat neve and muscula weakness. The pains in my body and limbs wee teible. At times I could neithe stand no walk, my limbs wee so weak. I have been confined to

what makes the happiest day in a woman's life, except lit is buying a new hat, or spending a successful day at the bargain sales. The question evidently does not -ik 3 farziage Rumour.—The rumou r that Princess ' V ictoria of Schleswig-Holstein was to marry the Grand ! admit of

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THE PARISH INSTITUTE.—A general body of the members and friends attached to the above met at the Institute, called by special circular to discuss the advisability of either closing it or carrying it on. It appears that the Inst:fmte during the past season has been badly suppr+rt

DISC he Provide no infants, t' Craft cent Notic e of Education the Bolton W ith proyi dou c h e bat P te in La — nuncil to] and a ask G to site for th doing, a , Xducation On the appointed school determined submitted . of ' 11 pnrpose to be r school s to / and ( be instructe com

A very pretty wedding took place at Alderley Edge Wesleyan Church on Wednesday when 3 r. Harry Whitehouse, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitehouse, of Padgate-lane, Warrington, was married to Miss Annie Mabel Rogers, second daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Rogers and Mi s Rog