... TO 0? HIGH WATER-Tars DAY. ,1022 morning . 11.1l veaia' cl Eund~rlain ?? 10.24 - ,11.13 ,, . F !Fha HarblepadI .. .30 ,, 11.19 Whitby 1..1 ?? s71F Hiddleabrough ?? 10. L39 3tool'ton ?? , . 1 , d TO-DAY'S WETMT FORECAST. ?? and North-easterly inge anr un8tod and raint perhapsthsrndor in General -The general appeamrace la raialike and ti onsettled, especially for the southern parts of the el ...

... WOMEN'`S SSATI ONLI LjIBERAL. ASSOCIA 1c~ CONFERENCE AT YORK. The annual conference in connection with the above association took place at York on Tuesday, and was largely attended. There were nine dele- gates from Darlington. Mrs Lockwvood presided at the opening Meeting af the Council, and was supported on the plat- fonr by Lady Fry (Darlington) and Miss Ormc, LL.B. The Chairwoman, after ...

... Mfr G. Elgie, rate collector. Hartlepool, has 0c resigned his position, after-a service of 41 years. w iir J. W. Pease, M.Pi, has forwarded a donation pi of £1 towards the funds of Stanhope Volunteer tt Band, hi The Local Government Board have just given J formal assent to the election of a fresh surveyor fs; to Shildon Local Board. * Mrs Ceorge Robinson, Staindrop, has Corn- g mlissioned a ...

... gE ,ORTHERN ,CHO. pres .S. 1fb'1i? I, By, U -4 I b CHAIBELMINS AND THE iaet that Mr J(ooa OrCn tx!nULA15 Si saimermor of Nr GLAlVSTr?:'IIS Govorn- a a oi lG seemrs to be forgotten by a may person6, irslidnll-.g that, gentle- C Miel'a. Mr CI'A .EIETMAIN was tl of dofs toimpress on his friela-s in his .*tatLeedsthat they ?? ntot allow m uoiestion of tlie l ouse of Lords to Irr Fee upa tiemlle a ...

... LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY. THE. PARK EXPENDITURE. On Friday, at the Town Hall, Stockton, Col. I C. Langton Coke, C.E., Local Government Board Inspector, held a public inquiry as to an applica- tion of the Corporation for power to borrow £5,465 for sewage purposes, and £3,124 more for the.Ropner Park. Amongst those present were the Mayor (Councillor J. Samuel, J.P., ?? Aid. Walton, ...

... .MR R. FELL PEASE, M.P., IN CLEVELAND. After the toil of a singularly trying s 0ssion in r Parliament, Mr Henry Fell Pease, the member 1 for Cleveland, is undertaking the much lh r. pleasanter, although not much less arduous, IE *s duty of covering the extensive division which B he represents and renewing his personal a i acquaintance and interchanging opinion with le his constituents. On ...

... pr l . O, 0 !i[BER -d, 1S34. - ?? 'i I WE TOPRY CRUSADE. I - -.Ihms conio and goni IllS CO0'lO ana gone ann t vii s tadlS wvhere it did. Indeed t 0.o..u 0 cferltiing the Honse of : i, help to nrerve the Liberal i ig hi ?? meeting he , 3!SlIebt but Lord Durfnn ., tin 4ril d(clivoranco. His Lord- 'a ftW tlto oee tile Lords mnore . .l~wii1 ?? representative, vic;0- no tr. E;ven if the Houso of ...

... a UNITED METHOD IIST FREE CRURCE, ,I COCIKERTON. )f The anniversary servcY s in connection with so the Cockerton U.MF.C. were commenced on he n Wednesday. In the afternoon there wns a large H attendance at a public tea. The tables were pro- th sided over by the following ?? T. Belt, hE Mrs Tolson, Mrs J. H. Nicholson, Mrs Alderson, Pt 0onnd Mrs Hlilton. A publie meeting followed- l Mr T. ...

... I-I A Ii ~. . . 1 er A meeting of the electors of the township of or Pollardis Lands was held in Etherley Done ile Primitive Methodist Chapel on Monday rk evening- Mr Askew ?? meet- n. lug pledged itself to support Mr Henry he Archer for the District Council, and the follow- ce ing for the Parish Council ?? Askew, F. od Race, Tate, H. Jemison, Saunders, J. Watchman, en W. H. 'Topham, J. Porter ...

... J OUR LONDON ETTER I * : LONsDIO, Tuesday Night. . The Speaker's farewell was somethifig more than a conventional incident in the. .- histor of Pa'rliament. iereis naturally plenty-of hyperbole indulged-in on core- Imenial occasions. of this ind, but Mr Peel's retirement is without doubt keenly regretted by all parties in the House. Asnl a further tribute of 'respect' there was ?? a largo ...

... b°|hR IYDON LEr i s * e; A ?? Gi - 0 '''IDO TltirsdajNight.' t 1d-- A qne~atiin time Tto-day three. separate. i- inquiries were addressed to the Govern- c . ent in rqge1ad to Iiordiarles B~refirad l dV Mr Gibson Bowles wanted to know why he ydhad not been appointed aic --eemp to t as. the Queen -nor given a good service pe- C le sion, and also, while his junior officers had 8 Id been allowed ...

... -YM= N BL4S .P'XESTIONs. awee once asked MDo yon elieve 0 i ghst ~NOI doant,P'he'replied,' but I TI l ?? ?? .oi' 'aem1. This little story, is jiloustrates fairly ..well the Sentiments of nie avi ipeople but o ten, who.-though they will not own jor I to it, are 4superstitfte.usin ;spite of thuxnselves. 4S yet so thoroughly bave these people schooled .iir themselves into the idea that they ...