... Joseph W. Swan, 347; Peter Brown, 346 ; John D. Annan, 342; Thomas C. Hardy, s 3:39; John Brevwis, 232; Fairless Harrison, 327, Thomas D Ridley, 309; Edward Dean, cOd; Josoua David0n9 S~l; B Thomas Simuson, 293; Andrew Fuolton, 281- Alichael J. Mce'ulty, ...

... on was made by Inspector Hunter. On Siaturlay evenidg. about siX o'clock, Edward iHardy, aged about four years, son of Thomas Hardy, *joiner. Station Lane, (dilesgate, Durthamn, fell into 3 tank of hot tar, in the works of Mr Ness, at that place, and ...

... Auckland: 3rd, Joseph Wed. dell, Barnard Castle. DOGS. Greyhound dog, let, Thomas Mtoswbray, Nercaetle-Grom- well; hnd, Tom Ashton, 2, Hanover Place, Park lane, Led: 3rd, Thomas Stark. Croxdale Vitlags-SSquire. Greyhound bitch, lst, Tom Aebton; Znd, W ...

... Win. MocEwen, ?? and a pair of leggings Gunner Joseph Turnbull, l~s and a silk muffler; Private Thomas Fullerton, l4s and set of gold studs; Private James Hardy, 12s and ampair of legings; Corporal James Simpson, ils and a bottle of brandy; Gun- ner Mark ...

... Stb, Private Aikman, 56; 9th, Private Lee, 55; 10tb, Corporal Beattie. 55; 11th. Sergeant Halli- day, 55; 12th, Private Thomas Hardy, 54; 13th, Private Emmerson, 53; 14th, Private Guthridge, 52; 15th, Private Mattinson, 52; 16th, Private T. S. Aitcheson ...

... is committing great ravages in Kirk- calc>. Illcuro-pneumonia has broken out in a herd of 29 cows on the farm of 'Mr Thomas Gates Hardy, Aldborougli, in lolderness. Mleasures have been taken to isolate the re- mainder of the herd, al a defined district ...

... handwriting, the following sIte- tmorandum:-- Friday afternoon, at half-past two. Edward Amistrong, Thomitas Gledstote, Johli Hardy, Thomas Bell, and others took extremely ill. We also lied a prayer uteetimig at a quarter to two, when Tibbs, Henry Shmatrp, J ...

... D. ' Roxburgh; the Rev Father Eter; AILWiCS; nlo e l:v: Taylor, WhitWiogtam; Mr W. T. Hidmarsh F L wick; Dr P Pahen, B tr Thomas Scott, L i,- r 'r Young Br Berwick; Mr G. L. Panein, Berwildb Vr r ?? Alinwick; Mr M. H. D aed, lauxity; dr 3J. L. Xcehi. ...

... MR KEIR HARDIE, ALP., ON LABOUR QUESTIONS. Under the auspices of the Newcastle Independetr ?? party, Mr J. Eeir Hardie, M.P,, delivered &tt addresscn Sunday in Gimetfes C0ircu, Newcastle, hi, subject being Twelve Month3 ot Democratic Govermeni;.` Mr ...

... I THOMAS E _ARISN, CY. A long, proyperfus. and comparatively uneventful life may be said to have been that of Mr Thomas Eliiott Harri- son, C wi o died suddenly at his bome at Whitburo the week before last, st the advanced age of eighty years. He wes ...

... Morpeth (foreman.); Thomas Corv, Esq Cain bo; John Swan, Ksq., '1 ; Thos. U jhton Esq., Haniham; Jacob Wilson, K,q., Wcodhom; Thomas Brewis, Esq., Eshott Hall; John Angus, Esq., Whitetield; John Esq., Eshott East House ; ..olui Ilolwrt Hardy, Esq., Green, Morpeth; ...

... lISM), of Sir John Hardy, Bart., J.P., late of Dunstall Eall, Stafford, and formerly of No. 7, Carlton House Terrace, who died on July 9 last. was proved on Sept. 28 by Sir Reginald Hardy, Eart,, Gerald Holbeck Hardy, and Lawrence Hardy, the sons and execa- ...