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... meet! The snow shall their wiadiagebeek And every turf beneath their feet Shall be a soldier's ! A note or two relating to Thomas remphefl, In eon. section with some others of hi. lyrics, have already bees given among these Song. and Ballads. Ile was tem ...
... Mr. Thomas Robinson and Mr. George Tynemoutb, Blyth; steward', Mr. Thomas York, Mr. Hugh Reid, and Mr. John Thompson; pedestrian handicapper, Mr J. Tully, Morpeth; pistol firer, Mr. R. Sutherland, Morpeth; directors, Hours. W. Thompson, Thomas York, ...
... Robert ertnstroar, of ggie-by-the-Sea. WSJ killed in the ►skingtou by bet:terns over by some rr AT ELT/IL—During y, a lad named Thomas theme.le. a me for Mr M. Garrets, cunfoo. was run over, and had one of his dly hurt. The bombe was ancharge flight, and threw ...
... I throwing stones in Croft &met on August 12th, C. Burrell pro%ed the cue. Fined 2s 6d and coats. Neglecting the Children. Thomas qeinn, sprout street. Colman Quay, had an order made against him. he officer said that the father would not objects so his ...
... and A. E. Iturdon. Req., Thomas Smith was charged un remand with stealing a hest of drawers, a table. and other articles, the property of a sailor named Robert Miller, at Waterloo, Myth, or about the ;Nth March last. Mr. Thomas Purdy appeared to prosecute ...
... 1; Elatchley and ear, Ripon,2 ; Fred Latimier: 3 ; Vawoatt, Bedlington Station ; G Vowson. Kirkcaldy, Fifa rho ; Amos Bunn, Thomas Martin, Fred Leninist. he. Magpie cook or heu—J Davidson. Salem worth. Sunderland, 1: Hewitson Brothout, 2; Sam Williams. ...
... found drunk on the Licensed pretnime of Thomas Johnson, the Grotto Inn, at Marsden, on Good Friday.— Mr Isaacs, of Sunderland. appeared for the police.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and was Lied 5s and costs.—Thomas Turner was charged with a similar offence ...
... Institute had • band in connection %lib it ibis fell through and the instruments were throws the hands of the committee. Mr Thomas Lardy, however, ham formed a bead wad lakes the instruments over for • specified sum. The band is on own rosponsibibty, having ...
... and fever, fdrWooi won forbimself a name in Ashington,and ilia had to leave the district it Vtould be a source of regret. Mr Thomas Boutland, conductor of the Ashington Amateur Orchestral ' Band, was the recipient of a very handsome recognition of his services ...
... i Miners' Eight Boors Bill. The second reading to be moved by Mr William Allen, and Sir Walter Foster will second 'it. Mr Thomas sod Sir JUMBO Jamey ' will submit an amendment against the second reading of the measure. The Government, for once way, are ...
... Silver Model Band played a selection of music during the afternoon, and at tLe ball in the evening under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Floyd. Mesas. R. Elliott and R. Stuart discharged the duties of MC. s. Details:- 100 Yards Open Handicap Footrace : fleet ...
... BAZAAR AT CAMBOIS, At the U. M. F. Church, Cambois, a bazaar was opened on Tuesday night by Mrs Pitchford, of Blyth. Mr Thomas Round introduced to a large company Mrs Pitchford, who had come from Blytb to open their sale of work, and who had been ever ...