... THE CHILDREN'S .CfWATER' fo ' PROttOst N1ATIONA' BA4A*. E v de ?? MEETING IN DARLINGTON. di ,r [A isetsng of; th~e1 en erl,lCosnznittes3 ot~ ?? Paxlingto ?? of the N.a.P.C.,O.dand; those hi ; nterese4 ws 'held in the, ,Coneil Chamber .on ( T da ?? ti'makin t f Tuaqdny asfternoon1 'witih ar.-viewl -to ' 1main 1 [a, .irrangemeabi foqr rendering. assistanee~in .connec- PC su.tion with the ...

... IDARUNGTON HOSPITAL. BALL. The sixth annual ball in aid of the Darlington Hospital was 9 bid on Friday nightat. tbe ?? Read Hotel, the intention this year beiug toi devote the proceeds towards the fund for erectingi the new children's wing. ' It will be remembered that last year a new departure was made m thei holding of the ball at the King's Head 'nstel *t in the Central Hall as previously, ...

... THE SEVERE :WNEITU BR. I I' f .I I I I I iI r i i I . II rI ,I I I i L r ,I t? E I ) 1 I I orv,~a J eree mind, whei our paral eft . o ialt frood wein, vee on sledges by the (Ua R tde fl RICu1OND. Toog a0i now. lin aig, at Rich. ondbthgge Moor ?? a a splendid 3 S lide of a mile in length.. a.;,r . TOW T L:AW.- ;.t ?? 4 ?? ?? CI' I LI F 6 V t k F 1 4 1 0 F GRAT §NOWStORMS.-. . DEATH FR. OM ...

... NORTH COUNTLRY NEWS. Ibrin ..W~ill voluntary contributors kindly remember the -first, to siend us reports of events as soon after they occur ais possible, anid slecond, toT study brevity.p pm,,a r opesof tles Notes'ru ?? tho I thle proper time are requested to addris. Iinfe Itbeir complaints to tile Head Offices, Priest. gate, Darlington.th s Smallpox is officially reported at IMoor-]ane, Iqo ...

... THE CREAMATION MOVEMENT IN DAIRLINGTON. A meeting of persons interested in the question th of cremation was on Monday night held in tie hi clabroom of the Meohanipa' Hall, convened by d Mr W. 0, Spafford. Mr ?? C. Parker occupied ti the chair, and there was a large number of per. ti song present. The object of the meeting was to hi arrange for lecturee on the subject of cremation, cc and to ...

... &HE AORTHERN CHO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1890, P&RLUAMONT AND PAITICK. Tnas meeting of Parliament and the polling at Partick both fall on the same day. This afternoon will see the birth af another Session, and to-night the addition to tthe House of a new legislator. That legislator may be Unionist or Liberal. Ths verdict depends on the electors of Partick. If the state of feeling in Partick ...

... PARLIAM ENT.j HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY. Thle Lo2D CHANORLLOR took His seat on the Bt woolsack at 4.30.-The Local Government (Ire- 03 lnd) Provisional Order No. 1 Bill passed ch through ?? report of amendments to the Pier aud Harbour Provisional Orders No. i 1 Bill was received and agreed ?? Pilot- sai age Provisional Orders No. 2 Bill passed through ex Committee, and the House adjourised at 4.35 ...

... I BDDLESROUGH SCHOOL BOARD. i - I Foundation-stone Laying. The monthly meeting of the Middlsabrough School Baard was held yesterday afternoonf Aid. Hugh Bell ?? Rev. S. P- James wse reoelected a trustee of the High Sohool-Ur James moved- That t1e resolu- Jtion in reference to Ute higher grade teaching, in the new Grange-road Schools said to have been passed in March be rescinded, and that the ...

... LOqDON, Thursday Night. f The management of the business of P ar- c liament by the Government came in for a Re wholesome rebuke to-night from the leaders as of tle Opposition. Mr Smibh proposed a thi triple demand for confiscating all the time Cr of Parliament to the service of the Land D Purchase Bill. No one wants this measure Sa except the Irish landlords and Mr Parnell. un Nevertheless it ...

... IWORK AND WAGES al PA sh a - Yvtvnr.. nax- I, The notices given to the men employed at Messrs Cochrane, Grove, & Co.'s Ormneeby foundry for a five per cent. reduction, which expired on Saturday, have been extended for a month with a view to aun amicable settlement. The machine miners eimpioyed at the Grinkle Ironstone Mine have received notice of a reduc- tion of lid per ton in their wages. ...

... I. - ?? . -1. I .1 ., ?? -. I. 7 . To the Edifor of tfe Northe Beho. t DEAR Sm1,-The result of the Hartlepools ( election must be a sonrce of satisfaction to every I true patriot, and will, as you say in this morn- ing's leader, send a thrill of joy and exultation througb the beart of every Liberal in the i country, as it is by votoriss suh as this that I tho true unity of this great empire ...

... A I -H-f o I in, nf I.11r A.AR.S. was hs A special branch meeting of tlio A.S.R.S. was 5 hold in New Shildon Mechanics' Institute yester- day to- consider correspsndenice respecting the case of three Darlington porters who had, as alleged. been dealt with unfairly as the result of a street colloquy in which the word black- t y leg had been used. Two of the porters, I it was said, bad ...