... ot tulaiwful purpose. SOUTH SHIELDS.-Januaryig.-Thomas Heslop and Willialli Coverdale ioas Sined 5a each and costs, for Wil- fully damaging a quantity of irot rails, the property of George Metcalf.--Thomas Barnes ?? fined 5s and costs, for being drunk and ...

... the bottom of the shaft of GosForth Colliery.-Thomas Hopper, coal miner, )f Gosfo rtl, stated that about two o'clock ont Thiursday morning lie went clown the pit in a ciae with the ?? tlt(l a itam nutned Thomas Clog Ith Witness got out (if the cage at a ...

... drowned.- SUDDEN DEATH OF A CHllD.-On Friday, an in- queat was held at the house of Ir Thomas Barber, farmer, Rock Moor House, in the parish of Embleton, before Mr J. J. Hardy, coroner, on the body of Mary Watson, three weeks old, daughter of Joseph Watson ...

... would in future be made to attend work. The case wvas adjourned.- George Hardy was charged with assaulting John Heslop. Mr ?? Hoyle appeared for the defendant, who is a sosl of Mr Hardy, of Stepuny Saw Mills. The boys pull laths away from the stacks of timber ...

... Hotel, Morpetli, before Mr J. J. Hardy, coronet, for North Northumberland, on the body of Thomas Byrne, 26 years of age, whose death on Tues- day was the result of an accident which occurred on Monday evening last. -Thomas Phaup, labourer, said he was beside ...

... coroner for the borough (J. T. Hoyle, Esq.), held an inquest at the Durham Ox Inn. Clay- ton Street, respecting the death of Thomas Moran, thirty years of age, an engineer, residing at 10, Na ,ier Street, Shieldfield, and who died in the Newcastle Infirrary ...

... the 7th inst., the adjourned inquest on the body of Thomas Sandereon, pitnuan, who was killed at Hangwell Law Oolliery, on the 29th ult., was re- tumed before Mr Hardy, coroner, at the house of Uir Thomas Burn, innkeeper, Eglinghum. Mr Matthias Dunn, government ...

... INQUESTS. On Tuesday, at the Wool Palck Ia, Marlborough Crearct, before J. T. Hoyle, Eiq., deputy ecroner, on the body of Thomas Jackson. The deceased kept a grcete grocer's shop in Cicyton-strect, and lo;)ged with Mr Tetodile, paper steajer, Marlbor ...

... a shop in the High Bridge, said that the prisoner Hardy came into her shop with a brooch anid wished to place it on the window. Witness prevented her, and for so doing she received some abuse fiom Hardy The brooch has not been found. Holland, having been ...

... Neswbiggen, foremans. Thomas Swan, Esq., morpeth. John Swan, Esq., Thornton. Thomas Leighton, Esq., Harnham. Joseph Edward Leighton, Esq., Harmlian. Thomas Cole Swan, Esq., Morpoth. Thomas Gow, Esq., Cambo. Joseph Wilson, Esq., Woodhorn. ...

... Hogg, innkeeper, Duddo, in the pariah of Norham, before Mr Hardy, coroner, and Matthiaes Dunn, Esq., government inspector of mines, the adjourned inquest was resumed on the bodies of Thomas Patter- son, Robert Hogarth, James Hoegarth, John Robson, and ...

... 23rd instant, an inquest was held at the house of Mr George Grey, farmer, Old Heaton, in the parish of Cornhill,'before Mr Hardy, coroner, on the body of Livingstone Angus, horse dealer, of Tweed- mouth, aged 34 years. The deceased wae in the habit of ...