... DEPUTATION. To MR GLADSTONE, ga to; LONDON, WEnNEsDAY. tbl A deputation from the 11iners' National. Union usE of Xorthumbhorland and Durham to-ilay wvaited Vii upon. Mr Gladstonie at No. 10, Downing-street, ve mlo -in. order to lay before him their views on the di qunestion of a proposed eight hours day for in miners. Mr Jno. Wilson, M.P., introduced the s4ti deputation, which w~s arcoimpanied ...

... PARLIAME NT.j I rrr aIYn no - I HOUSE OF COMMO(NS.-WEDNTFgDAy. R: al The SPscax~n took the chair at 12.15. re Til HOMEi RULE BILL. al - .HAiRSPLITTING. SrC oTh~e, Hnouse avng resolved itself into Cons- tie Ur ti droee?d at once to consider the Home p.Rule Bill and to discuss XMc- Drodrick's aniend- C id tenbtasoub-scction 6 of Clause 3, which proposed th, elto exceapt froo the powee's-of the. ...

... NORTH ~~N CUTYSEWS. YA little boy, son of Mr Thomas Camnhaga, tr25 t headkeepler of theO Hips well Estate, was attacked D by a cock and seriously injured about the head. D Mr J. C. B. Hendy, of Etherley, Bishop Auck-. land, mining engineer, has been elected a Fellow .1of the Geological Society, Burlington House, sLondon. -A Richmond veteran, well known as Jacli W H 'Kay, breathed his last at ...

... THE 'ORTHERN gCHO. ~- I WICD>YESDA ,'T JuNE 28, 189. - GETTING ON. Tun Balloon Society has paid a well- aki deserved honour to Dr'. SA..TuE. S.imras by no ~1 presenting the veteran author with its bar3 nure igold medal. Dr. SMAIL.ES is all that Sir Wil, .AYLES FR.NToN said of him oni the occa- sary vion, 1a typo of the true Esnglish PoD'l the gentleman, a ma,.n of blameless life and stitL, ...

... COMATENC1NG OPERATIONS. . On Monday morning the Tees Submarine MAiners at the South Gare Breakwater cem- inced operations at 6 anm. * wheu there wvera present on parade Major Belk, J.P., Likats. Richards and (IWoodl, Second Lieut. Hcoper Lieut. Drissendeon, R.E. (adjulsat), Surgeon Welbarn. A short service havning been con .unted by the Cheaplaini (Rev. J. W. D-les), the mnen were talcn to the ...

... INTERESTING TOPICS. The fortniglitly meeting of the Stockton Urban r Sanitary Authority was held on Friday night- Councillor J. Buru, Depaty-Mayor, presiding.- The Medicat Officer, Dr. J. Hagne Clegg, sub- mitted the following report, stating that three e cases of scarlet lever and one of continued fever had been reported. One case of scarlet fever has been removed to the fever hospital at New ...

... SOUTH WARD UBERAL CLUB. lot OPENING OF THE WINTER SEASON. q of The Darlington South Ward Liberal Club on Y fer Friday night oponed the winter season vith a 3en smoking concert held in the Readiugnroou, which was crowded by members. Ald B. D. Walker, 3ea J.P. (paesideat of the club) occupied the chair, b 75. and was supported by, Mr W. Robson, J.P., Ar M or, Clas. iHinks, and otliers. In ...

... I OUR LONDON LETTERS I -- - agre( [SPzCIALLY TEFr.rRAlaoD.1 autu LoNDoN; Thursday Night. th ( Questions to-dat presented several in it features of interest, and Ministers were Briti . present in full strength. The Treasury. Bench, however, was the most crowded Te .part of the House, for elsewhere there the were rows of seats with scarcely a tenant. Boar The Liberal Unionists have deserted ...

... THE REV. E. J. POPE AT EAGLE ICLIFFE. U1ali rStij. The opeuing services in connection with the ey new Wesleyan Church at Eagleseliffe Junction were signalised on Thursday by the piesence of the Rev. Henry J. Pope, the President of the Wesleyan Conference, who in the aftn riloon e preached an impressive discourse to a crowded assemblage from the text, And the Guil that it answereth by fire let ...

... HE VjORTHERN gCHO. lTH URSDAY, NVO ['JEpLM R So, 1893. ' THE Q EEN'S NAVEE. ., .. I - Tuy, agitation for an expenditure of Satournt ar, yet unestimated of further millimns on additions to our navy ought to be earefully watched by the taxpayers of tlhe coaitry, for it is uniquestionably growiug, and is beyond doubt to some extent a party agitation for party pur- posos. Lord SA 11eUVR, at ...

... I I CORPORATION VISIT TO HURY. On Tuesday morning the members of the .aid- dlesbrough Corporation, together with tlb AMid: dlesbrough memberis of the Water Board, pro- ceeded to the valley of the Balder with a view of inspecting tihe works iu progress for the supply by gravitatioir of pure water from above all sources of polIntion to the Teessidc towns. The journey originated on a st;rong ...

... T O-DAYS WEATHE FORECAST. I Ehngland, North-East. - South-westerly breezes,. light; fine to showery. ...