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Notwithstanding the employment of its large funds, and with numerous remunerative posts in its gift, the Rodmondite organisations—the United Irish League and the Ancient Order of Hibernians —have been unable to make progress in the O'Brienite territory. The next General Election

MONDAY—Before the Mayer (Alderman Warburton) and Messrs. J. Barlow, A. Smethurst, and J. C. Witham.

Thomaa Foulds, of Torr for being drunk in Musbury-road on the night of May 30th, was ordered to pay costa—P.C. Heaton pied and said defendant was helpless. HARD SWEARING SUMMONED FOR ASSAULTING .i -GIRL The singular story of how a girl of 19 was dragged,by the hair of the head b

The following resolution is on the agenda for quarterly Council meetings of the districts in Lan° . shire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, land, Westmorland., and Yorkshire (North a nd E B-4 Ridings) :—" That this Council calla attention t 4) the Government's betrayal of Fr

A meeting of the members of the Accrington Tradesmen's Association was at Watson's Restaurant on Thursday night, Mr. Bell presiding. That genee.man presented his report on the National Chamber of Trade Confeeence at Manchester. It was decided that on the occasion of the King's v

To in the fight against consumption—The White Scourge—the Accrington .Corporation Health Committee promoted, a tuberculosis exhibition, in connectioit wifla National Association for the Prevention of Co»surnption, which was opened at Accrington Town. Hall. on Wednesday evening,

BIRTWISTLE-KEN YON. A wedding in. which much interest centred took place at the New Church, Abbey-street, Accrington, on Saturday morning, the Rev. J. R. Row:tell officiating, , when Mr. John R. ' Birtwistle, youngest son of Mrs. Birtw istle • Arden-terrace. and the late Mr. W.

A tall and very I.4tout, ‘vetnian from: Leyton asked the, Stratford rnagi.4rate on Mondaty for advioe " regarding my liw-band. I have not seen him for ten years." Clerk: And now wants to marry you?—Yeß. ,Well, poll may chaneoi it, but it is risky. , . H. J. Carter (the chairman)