... KB: HAY, OCT. A Gold Cup, value a Subscription each, the if any, paid to the Winner in Sjtecic, for ull ages; Two miles. CIS Mr E Petre'a c Nonplus, Catton, old (T. Nicholson) - - Lord Kctburne's ch Purity, t.ivian, vrs old - - - ...

... com- menced Business as BOOT and SHOEMAKERS, N0.29, Market-Street, and hope, ma ...

... The Earl and Countess Grey passed through this town yesterday, having changed'horses the Turk's Head Inn, on their way to their seat at Howick, in Northumberland. The Hon ...

... NORTDUKEOF NORTHUMBERLAND'S rII DUKE BIRTH DAY. IIE Tradesmen and others of the Town of j Aln~'~ and h Neicibinirhood, intenld to owle- bT the Birth Day of ltia Gracs the Duke of Nor- | ?? bv a ?? lC DlNNVER, in the Town- been MondaY the 21st inst. Dinner on the Table each), to be bad at the Bar of the Turk's aluwick, April 9th, 1845. ~TREIENTON HIRING, for HINDS and othor SERVANTS, will be ...

... I 'I he House of Commons has been chiefly oc- cupied by the bill for continuing the Suspension of the Irish Habeas Corpus Act, which has passed through several stages by very large majorities. The resolutions on the Navigation laws were introduced by Mr Labon- chere on Wednesday, and passed without a division; the discussion being reserved for another stage. An altera- tion has been made, ...

... The High Sheriff of the County of North : berland, John Hodgson Hinde, Esq. of Stalling Hall. appointed Henry William Fenwick, Esq. Solicitor* this town, to be Under Sh ...

... DECREASE OF THE CHOLERA NEWCASTLE & GATESHEAD. We are exceedingly happy to be able to substitute the word decrease for that of progress our account of the dreadful epidemic which has so fearfully prevailed in our town, and which we are sorry to add has now extended, with great virulence and fatality, to some portions of Ihe adjacent district. On the 20th (ruesday week) the number of deaths ...

... A 1O\(STLE;, JANUARY 29. Whatever can be imagined of satisfaction and joy in regard to the matrimonial union of two individuals in the highest rank of life, and having the prospect at no remote period of exercising sovereign authority and influence in one of the most important kingdoms of Europe, will be found to have distinguished the nuptial ceremony of Prince Frederick William of Prus- sia ...

... Guardian Office, Saturday, 2 p.m The London monriiig papers discuss the question of the prospects of the Ministry. The Times mcl nes to the opinion that Government must ; the Daily News believes majority of the Bouse of Commons do not want any reform, but that they will oppose the present bill; and the Morning Herald predicts Lord John's defeat, and the disgrace and disorganization of the ...

... The seventh annual show of this society was held yesterday and to-day,in the New Show Grounds,at the head of Coach-lane, North Shields. The articles sent for exhibition were displayed in the Society's large pavilion, which was tastefully decorated with flowers and evergreens. This has been one of the best shows which the society has yet held, both as regards the quantity and the quality the ...

... late Mr. John Oliver, in whose employment has been for the last 14 years; and hopes, by care and attention the exec*tion of aU orders entrusted to him, obtain a share of pubhc support. May, 1874. THOMAS GILLESPIE, PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AND INSURANCE AGENT, Corner of Market Pi«ace, MORPETH. •' GEORGE McGILL, boot And shoe maker, outfitter, AND GENERAL DEALER, HAS always on hand a ...

... me as follows : There ■was one member of the Council who was a schoolmaster and had failed, and had since become an actuary.' The first and third these propositions are BtrictJy true. The intermediate one, capable in the true Ritsonian style of a double signification, any.and every sense strictly untrue. Mr Ritson further stated that I was a brick manufacturer, and that Mr Rudland might, as ...