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... 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 ...
... Bobert S. Bruce ; beloved by all, much and deservedly respected. ...
... observe that in the event of these Advertisements not being paid for at the counter, they will be charged the SCALE. GISTS OFFICES STJPEBSEDED. BUTLERS, Cooks, House-maids, General Servants, and Servants every description requiring situations, should Register their Nam. at the Daily Ecbo Office, Sunderland. Assistants, shopmen, clerks, Apprentices, and Porters, and others in search Employment, ...
... Thanksgiving Services. SpucLl Lai vest thanksgiving services were celebrated Sunday St. Peter's Church, BLshopwearaionth. Ia the morning, the_ Vicar, the Rev. T. J. Seeker, preached to a foil congregation, and in the even- the Rev. T. Tilston. The church was appropriately decorated for the occasion with flowers supplied by Mr. Wealans, gardener to R. L. Pemberton, Esq., and corn kindly sent in ...
... SATURDAY. Before Mr. George Hudson (Chairman), H. R. A. Johnson, James and William Nicholon, Esqs. GROSS OUTRAGE OS A YOUNG WOMAN. A youth named Henry Heslop, surrendered to his oail charged with indecently assaulting a young woman named Elizabeth Blenkinsopp, at Silksworth, the 22nd u't., but subsequently it was taken a case of aggravated assault. Mr. J. J. Bentham appeared for the ...
... Stormy were the prospects of Whitsuntide, and dark the aspect of the sky, the weather has not been quite so miserable as was anticipated. Luckily the little rain that fell descended at night time, and the discomfort of muddy roads was not added to the discomforts of a bitter wind and a cheerless sky. A large number of visitors came into the town on both days, and promenaded the streets until a ...
... _ approached by any other house in the North of England at SON, AND CO0.’s, 122.6, HIGH STREET, OCTOBER BREWINGS. ESSRS. BASS & 00.8 EAST INDIA PALE and MILD ALES. in cag SPECIALLY BREWED for FAM delivery THIRD WEEK in NOVEMBER. Per 8. BASS & CO’S EAST INDIA PALE ALE.. 30 0 BASS & MILD ALE ae GU EXTRA STOUT bw a. il » Per Dozen. d. BASS & CO.’S EAST INDIA PALE ALE, F Pints.. 3 °0 BASS & ...