... have been added to the company. The congregation of Zion Chapel, Sunderland (Methodist New Connexion) have presented William Hardy, of Coronation-street, Sunderland, with splendid goid watch and appendages, as a token of respect. Messrs Boldemann, Borries ...

... Alexander Crighton, of North Shields, John Straker, of North Shields, Thomas Barker, of North Shields, Peter Dale, of North Shields, John Robson, Sunnyside, Emanuel Young, of North Shields, Thomas S. Dobinson, of North Shields, William Stephenson, of Throckley ...

... Accident at Alnwick.*On Wednesday, the 9th inst., an inquest was held the bouse of Mr George Coxon, Star Inn, Alnwick, before Thomas Adams Russell, Esq., coroner, on view of the body of John Anderson, a young man about 17 years of age, who, on the preceding ...

... lately, near Howdon, a Fawn-coloured GREYHOUND DOG; the Owner may have him by applying, and paying reasonable expenses, to Thomas Hardy, Butchei% Willington Mill, near Newcastle. • COAL! COAL! COAL! WANTED, 1,000 TONS of BEST HOUSE COAL, Weekly, for the Three ...

... immense number ofvessels have left our harbour to-day for distant destinations.—We regret to report tbe loss of the Tyne brig, Thomas Metcalf, off Madras, on the 28th November. She was the property of Messrs T. and George Metcalf, registered 344 tons, and ...

... than when they grow in a temperatnre obtained by means of flues or pipes. Flower Garden and Shrubberies. —Propagating half-hardy plants for masses should now be proceeded with, in order that they may be well established before turning-out time arrives ...

... Turnbull, late of the Goat Inn. —At Barrington-place, on the 29th ult. aged 5, George Thomas, eldest son of Mr George-Angus, currier. At St. Peter's Quay, aged 78, Thomas Ornsby, of the Yarmouth Arms, formerly agent lo Mr Lee's bottle works. At Wallsend ...

... the coble, and odered the men to shove off, saying the boat could carry no more. The Swift afterwards sunk. (Reported by Thomas Hardy, boatman.) Gravesend, Feb. 6—Mr Scott, master the Pioneer, of North Shields, reports that his vessel was in collision with ...

... Burn, mariner, to Miss Ann Taylor.—Same day, Thomas Wm. Lowes to Miss Ann Scott.—On the 17th inst. Mr John Grieve, mariner, to Miss Hannah Forrest.—On the 18th inst. Thomas Thompson, mat-frier Miss Agnes Hardy.—On the 16th inst. Mr Robert Barron to Miss ...

... Elswick Row, carpet merchant; Jonathan Angus, Swinburne Place, woollen draper. Jesmond Ward —Thomas Richardson, Albion Place, fire brick manufacturer; Thomas Cook, Wallsend, coke and alkali manufacturer. William Crighton, of Adelaide Terrace, and John ...

... commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precisely. N.B. The whole of the above Furniture having been recently manufactured by Thomas Dotchin, Pilgrim Street, the Auctioneer considers any comment to be unnecessary. 17, St. John's Lane, Newcastle, March 7, ...

... TO LET, HOUSE situate No/, St. Thomas' Terrace, Leazes, J\ containing Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast-rooms, Two Bed-rooms, Two/Attics, and Two Kitchens with every suitable convenience. Enquire at No. 3, St. Thomas' Terrace, Leazes. . ____ TO BE LET, WITH ...