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... address taking review of the proceedings of the club, and of the discoveries made in natural history during the year. Messrs. Hardy and Bold presented the second part of their valuable Catalogue of the Insects of Northumberland and Durham. This list will ...
... Elswick Row, carpet merchant; Jonathan Angus, Swinburne Place, woollen draper. Jesmond Ward —Thomas Richardson, Albion Place, fire brick manufacturer; Thomas Cook, Wallsend, coke and alkali manufacturer. William Crighton, of Adelaide Terrace, and John ...
... commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precisely. N.B. The whole of the above Furniture having been recently manufactured by Thomas Dotchin, Pilgrim Street, the Auctioneer considers any comment to be unnecessary. 17, St. John's Lane, Newcastle, March 7, ...
... whents aitlo CO lie doswn in his hed, aitd before lhe had taksen three bottles was perfectly cure d. =rpred soil sold by Thomas Powell. Blacufricire Read, Loreor old (by ttppoinltmienit by J. Blitclivsi'l tdC Vetsrunt Offic -, Newveastle mast of tile ...
... Friday, to consider the aubject of establishing a central school, for the children of the various unions of this district. Mr Thomas Ridley proposed, anld Mr -W. Auderson seconded, a resolution condemnatory of the eeasure, as it would entail addi- Stinal ...
... John Watkin ; Mr Christopher Watkin, Draper; Mr Edward Thomas Pease, Grocer; or Bowman and Watson, Auctioneers, Darlington. NURTON HILL AND BUNKER HILL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the House of Mr Thomas Surteer, Innkeepsr, in Ilosghton le-Spring, on Wednesday ...
... Master George, Dam by Nay lor, Grandam by Golden Farmer, Great Grandam by Robert Balmer's Horse, and Great Great Grandam by Thomas Hardy's Old Horse. The Horse may be seen at any Time previous to the Day of Sale on application to Mr. Todd, of Yarm, the Au ...
... TO LET, HOUSE situate No/, St. Thomas' Terrace, Leazes, J\ containing Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast-rooms, Two Bed-rooms, Two/Attics, and Two Kitchens with every suitable convenience. Enquire at No. 3, St. Thomas' Terrace, Leazes. . ____ TO BE LET, WITH ...
... Lnion Streets, North Shields, and adjoining the Public Steps there, leading on the Ropery Bank, and in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Pearson. The Premises stand the best Part of tbe great Thoroughfare between the Low and High Towns. Tbe respective Tenants ...
... Thorpe, Esq. .Toseph Oweon Harris, Esq. Chas.H-ampdenTurner,Esq. K~irkeman D. Hodgoon, Esqf ?? XVhiting, Esq. Thomas Hodgson, tEs. / Thomas lilson, Esq. A55IDSTIAtt I)IoECT , Tan omnas Richter, Esq. A'I rons. I G J. iaDavis, Esq, J. Hod on, Esq, J. Alex ...
... losbey e Government Stamp. - - PARRB8 LIFE PILLS.' They cleanse ?? blood an it flown through the-veins, 1OARR~iS:FE PILLPS. THOMAS PABid H,_ tUNDREDS who 11 havesjitheir ldsfor. ysars have been so jedily resveigorated wit, inf0. sjen of now blotd caon- ...
... and senator has done likewise. The number of signatures shows a large relative gain over last ?? banking account of Mr Thomas Russell, merchant, of Edinburgh, in the Clydesdale bank, has been distrained upon by the city clergy, to the amount of 421 ...