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A staunch Conservative, Mr. Lindley was president of the Coalville Conservative Association, president of the ICoalville Horticultural Society, and a governor of the Coalville Grammar School. lie was a Past Master of the Gracedicu Lodge of Freemasons, passing' through the chair

LEICF:STER Liberals appear to be almost solid in favour of a truce during the forthcoming municipal elec. itions, and not a few Conservatives' i l think such a proposal would have its advantages at the present juncture, but among Labour leaders there is A ot so much enthusiasm.

Mr. Major Hartree Sibs, honorary secretary of Big Broughtom Astiey Couervative Association, and his bride, Miss Sarah Amide Merritt, a member of the Broughton Asti.) , Church Cored!, alter their wedding at St. Mary's Church, Broughton isUey, t.-day. EASURE HUNT ON BEACH P.O. Rob

Mounted police galloped to the square, and, drawing their batons, charged the crowd. Dozens of people were struck down and trampled on as the crowd retreated. Some of the arrested struggled so violently that they had to be frogmarched to the police station. It tool• at least six