... W. Wilson, High street West TVRKSSMAKERS.'— WANTED,'Good Skirt and Body Hands —Apply, Cowper and Son, 20, Fawcett- Btrcet. ANTED, an Educated YOUTH for Solicitor's > 1 Office.—Apply to W. M. Skinner, next door to General Post-office. RES.SMAKERS.—First-class bodice hands wanted. J&jp Also, two apprentices.—Apply, R. J- Etheringtou, 114, High-street West . SMART YOUTHS WANTED (about 16 years JL ...

... Saus-sfrreet, on the body of Henry Roger Ri.ardo Richards, five years of age, who died from injuries to his head, on .Sunday. George Alfred Riehards, 43, Covent Garden - street, stated that to six years ago he was ou the stage, but was now labourer. The deceased was his son, and about two o'clock on Saturday ni irning, he (witness) was awakened the boy talking to himself about his school, and ...

... Leaping and Wrestling. RAND wanted. ‘Tenders for J. ‘ATLL, Meadowhauglh, West Woodburn. Northumberland. IDDLETON PIC-NIC & SPURIS will be hel Particulars in future Advertisement. on ly 21st, A. KOGERSON, Secretary. ...

... been received from Medical Men, Six Gold Medals one Silver Medal have been awarded. Sold Bottles, and 4* 6d nvrywhere. Manufacturers—COLEMAN & Co., Ltd, NORWICH AND LONDON, it 9d Bottle sent Post Free receipt of stamps. Amusements. rgIHEATRE ROYAL, NORTH SHIELDS. To-night and During the Week. Engagement of H. R. Leigh and Company in the Drama. BARNES OF NEW YORK. Monday next:—' - Outcasts ...

... tT be YA. thee NING & REPAIRING of or, tho | and kinds of Dlusical Instruments nhope 5 Keppel Street, suuth 7 BOUTH SHIELDS GAS COMPAN OOD COKE for Household purposes can had at the Gas Works at lus lid G pe per owt, or delivered in the town at 1 bid per half ton, Se Sd per quarter ton, extra ou according to distan | at the VISIT ‘TO _ NEWCASTLE Tyne, R THOMAS ISON, and jut not My Bye and mar ...

... from Kimberley. Mt ENEMY TIRED OF BOMBARDING (ron THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. OF THE DAILY News ’’ AND YORKSHIRE Saturday, November 25 (?). Received by despatch rider at Klokfontein, Blt miles south of the Modder, and telegraphed November 27, 9 a.m. :— 1 This is the 40th day of the siege, and we have almost a tortnight without news of the out- World, is still quiet, and his attention is ...

... LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF PRESENTS IN JEWELLERY, SOLID SILVER AND BEST ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, LOWEST CASH PRICES, WALKER AND SON, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 86 arp 87, HIGH ST, ...

... Arrival of the Volunteers from South Africa. SCENES IN NEWCASTLE. Pathetic and Amusing Incidents. en’ Various sections of the Durham Light Volunteer Battalions that went to South ar. the early part of last year, when the ‘the May be said to have been at its height, and “Hh. of affairs was anything but pleasant to people, returned to England yester- ate landing at Southampton in the Mohawk, ad ...

... GETTING OF THE CONTRACT. understand that the contract for the conde Ctlon of the Houghton-le-Spring aud Sun-0, District Electric Tramways has bet~ ainea b - Messrs Dick, Kerr, and Co., of Loubo-' whom the electric tramways in the 01 Suuderlaud have been made. The n «act price is stated to £170,000. The Bill lor the laying of this important line of tramways BeT' Ted the Royal Assent last year, ...

... Bave T>**cn Tiotrour»»fl with its**tTnctions TO SELL BY AUCTION. At the Palatine Hotel. Sunderland, On TUESDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1902, At Eight o'clock in Evening. Lot L The well-situated Business Premises. 12 0. CHURCH STREET. Monkwoarmotith. eontiihing two Biitrhers Shops and 10 Rooms. Yard. Stable, and Joiners' Btioi> above in Society latie. and usual conveniences, in the yeiTpatioi: of Mfssrs ...

... TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Dee. 3th and 10th. Commencing each day at 2.30. St GEORGE’S CHURCH ANNUAL SALE. OF WORK On behalf of HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS, DEC, i7TH 18TH. The-sale will be opened on Wednesday, Dec. 17th, at 2.30 -m. by MRS BURNS, Normanhurst. CONCERTS, PING-PONG TOURNAMENT, &c. =e STREET CONGREGA- TIONAL CHURCH. SALE OF’ WORK at nT hee WEDNESDAY, _To be opened on Tuesday, at 2.30, ...

... Pan ese forward move. l 0 MEN IN KOREA. LANDING BASE. > Unrest in seoul. ® JAPANESE FLEET. PROM port' arthue. RUSSIAN REPORTS. Plana eontln to conceal their , V p? aients - There is no news of b °* lo carry out, their supposed r on Liao-Tung peninflanl ln *ke with view of Jar Hi, an( j threatening the hf l SBlan Yalu force. f ever ' ey idently preparing for t) re , d movement in Korea. b« et) ...