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... intJwutial, and the Rev. G. S. Ordc was called upon U* preside. There were seven candidates, but only two were out nominat'on, Mr. Thomas Call, surgeon, Alnwick, and Mr. David A. Moxlcy, surgeon, Edinburgh, the former of was declared elected by nearly unanimous ...
... ARRIVALS AND SAlLlNGS—Yesterday. Wind N.E., sea smooth on the bar. Arrived. —Crown Vintage, Crescent, Amity, Wm. Wise, and Thomas Barker (s), Dauntless, Star, and Amaranth, from London. Ark from Colchester. Earl of Zetland from Dumfries. Elizabeth from ...
... eases of torture practised to extort evidence were set forth. Although these facts were notorious, yet there were persons hardy enough to deny them. an Jhon. gentleman getting up in Parliament and saying that there was torture in India. He had not met ...
... infant daughter ofMr. John Fairnington, innkeeper. At Belfokd, sth inst, aged 81, Mr. Thomas Gibson, weaver. At the Station, 6th inst, agod 17, Mary, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hutchinson. At Karinoton Demesne, near Belford, Inst, aged 69, Mr. Joseph Mattison ...
... daughter of the late Mr. Roliert Burn. 10th msL, Mr. Thomas Totten Mary, daughter of Mr. William Bell. At Woo leu, in the West-chapel, Ist inst., Mr. Alexander Hone, farm steward, Turvclaws, Miss Mary Ann Hardy, of Kimmcrston. Whitley Chapel, Hexhamshire, inst ...
... Bridge, spinster. 11*. I •'•■lds, Thomas, Newcastle, butcher. Dixon, Thomas, Executors of, Newcastle, brewer. :;5 William, Representatives, of, Newcastle, tanner, Dawson, Btirlmra, Newcastle, spinster. 65 Dixon, Thomas, Newcastle, master mariner. 2'* Kwar ...
... Escatk.—On Monday night several boys were playing the Glass House Quay, near Bishopwearmouth Bridge, when one of them, named Hardy, ran along the edge the Quay, and slipped his foot, and fell into the river. Ills companions immediately Jumped down into boat ...
... l.indisfarne, Mr. Jos. Atkinson, of Roseden, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Thomas James, Esq., of Brandon, both in the county of Northumberland. Mr. Thomas Stewart to Miss Elisabeth Douglas Blackett At St. Helen?s Auckland 19lh inst, by the ...
... MANURES. COLBECK S WHEAT MANURE. DO. TURNIP. SULPHATE AMMONIA and NITRATE SODA SCRUHED BONES and OIL OF VITRIOL. Apply to THOMAS L. COLBECK A CO., QUAYSIDE, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE -VTOTICE is hereby Riven, that the PARTNERSHIP herei\ subsisting between us ...
... Alexandria—Sauiter, Ludwig and Co, Enigheden, Anchor, for Copenhagen—H. P. Mork. Pauline, Edit, for Seville—Lange Brothers. Eltin, Hardy, for Dantzic—W. J. Hutchinson. John, Wilson, for Hamburg—H. Wilson. Emgheden, Brandt, for Kiel; Ann, Bang, for Odense; Neptune ...
... STEALING OATS. Thomas Tw-ekiit, cartman, was charged with having stolen two sacks, each containing about bolls, of crushed oats, from the stable of Mr. Hardy, Elwick’s Lane, Mon day afternoon. The prosecutor, and one of his cartmen named Thomas Prmgle, deposed ...
... Win. Cuthbcrt, Glasgow and Greenock, ship and insuranoe broker. Robert Campbell. Oban, merchant. Thomas Forgan, Glasgow, contractor and builder. Thomas Shaw, Cupar, writer. Henderson and Reid, Coatbridge, contractors. John Young, Rutherglcn, near Glasgow ...