THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1848. ~w* t ' not di?a r- r A • Cer - v tl,at
... Income-Tax'of 3, ,7 tO . continu.d for three years more 00 The slightest acquaintance with financial affairs-th ...
... Income-Tax'of 3, ,7 tO . continu.d for three years more 00 The slightest acquaintance with financial affairs-th ...
... THE MANUFACTORY OF MESSRS. WORTHING- TON. AND GREEN. SHELTON, STAFFORDSHIR ...
... Matthew Bel), Esq. M.P. has paired off tiU Easter with Air. Pendarves, M.P. for Cornwall, in consequence of suffering Irom indisposition. Mr. Frederick Hardinge, second s ...
... The Committee of Inquiry, respecting the Great North England Share Purchases, have at length terminated their inquiry, and agreed to unanimous report. Nothing has transpi ...
... TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF RUSH. It will be no surprise to the public to hear that Rush has been found guilty of the Norfolk Murders. The series of assassinations and attempts ...
... His Grace the Duke of Northumberland (Captain the Royal Navy) has contributed one huudred pounds towards the erection of a lecture theatre for the United Service Institut ...
... springs not more from the head are often spoiled being too long ' as boys, often outgrow their strength. J> ne distinguished American states- ' wife is better than no wife - ...
... .Man perishes in pursuit of wealth, as birds meet destruction in search of food. , Feeble natures respect exaggerated energies— contrast strikes them as a superiority. we wer ...
... xirs —•» Floor, eithe a tation? PProaChinimediatel gtreet tobe E at corbridge. r! May-day next, orch ...
... KILLING GAME on the FARMS of HIGH and LOW BURNFOOT, in the Parish of Haltwhistle, f ...
... far Month or Two, HOUSE, containing Four T.ed and Two Sitting Rooms. For Address, apply ...
... occupied Mr. C. Oley. A HOUSE No. 14. Woodbine Terrace, Gateshead,now occupied ...