... 7, at the Bankrupts' Court, Newcastle.-Jobn Newby, Bishop- wearmouth, merchant tailor, May 6, at the County Court, Durham.-Thomas Lynas, Sadberge, Darhani, farm servant, May 6, at the County Court, Durham. -William Thwaites, Redcar, Yorkslire, auctioneer ...

... Ann: Elizabeth, Reed, from Dundee. Welcome, Melville: Harmony, Thomp- son * Tyne, Humble : Earl Durha.n: Thomas, Scott: Wil- lam, Hunter : Thomas, Ward, from London. Rosebud, Burt-on, from Hull. Sailed.-The Earl Douglas (s), Hart, for Rlotterdam, City ...

... Hood & Co. Emily, Carruthers, Dieppe, 118 ohs coals3. Middleton. Ceesar, Dodds, Havre, 86 ohs coals.. H. Worms. Mary Ogle, Hardy, Rouen, 67 chs coalsA. L. Potter. NORTH SHIELDS. TnunsDnA, March 17-Wind S.E. Three to four feet see. on the bar. ISailed-The ...

... Larsen, from Hull. Burger, Barlatero, from Rot- terdaim. Syra, Whittle, from Hamburg. Faderrs Area, Paulaon, from Dunkirk. John Hardy, Medhurst, from Hem- I burg. America, NMocrmnan, from Amsterdam. nrno, Bugas, from Areklow, Ariel, Ford, from Dundee. Alert ...

... Dr. Hardcastle, Newcastle; Mr Bolam, Horton Grange; Mr Win. Lowes, Cheeters, near Haltwhistle; Messrs S. Monk- house and Thomas Wetherell, of Durham; Messrs Blenkinsopp, Wbitfield, George White, G. Sutton, Lister, Parker, James Scott, fercer, and Usher ...

... Indies, and a few olher vessels, pro- ceeded to sea.' The Kent, Jehnson, for Garrucha; Rolling Wave, Inch, for Queenstown; Thomas Rowell, Hensley, for Alexandria; and Pacilic, Dunn, for Falmouth, cleared at Gibraltar previous to the 16th, as elso the Alcides ...

... Cottage,; Mr Herdinan, Stickley; Sir Thomas Freeman, Benton Place; Mr Hornsby, Backworth ; Dions. De Mean, consul for his Majesty the Emperor of the French at Blyth ; Sir Redhead, Plessy; Mr J. E. Edwards, Earsdon; Sir Thomas Bol~on, Earsdon ; Sir John Stewart ...

... and with regard to a paragraph in which the directors recommended the proprietors to increase Mr Hardie's salary £100 a year, he might say that Mr Hardie went to that Company as secre- tary in 1865, and that the amount paid in dividend was then £6,000; ...

... Durham, and Northumber- land Shows. The Galloways are fromn the oldest herds in the district which gives the name to this hardy, useful breed of Scotch cattle. The stud of Clydesdales Is equally famous, and has a great reputation throughout Scotl.ind ...

... IlHorn, Thomas, Newcastle, bookseller-2O Hlines, IlenryBridge, Newcastle, accountant, at lireneh Bank ofR Eigland:40 Henderaso, Mary, Neweastle, spinster-i0 Hardy, James, Newcastle, corn dealer- 800 Hogg, Sarah, NewcaEtle, spinster-S Horn, Thomas Story ...

... Committee); second prize, £4; thrird prize, £1: 1st, T. Thoempsoa Dinnigton,; 2ad, Thomas RobsnIJ BFvrnes3, Otterburn; 3rd, David Sinellwood, Old Abbey Inn, Whitby; h. c., Thomas A. Wsard, Bywell._ MORPETH BICYCLE CLUB SPORTS. The annual seorts of the Morpeth ...

... CH-RISTMAS FAT STOCK SALES. I 'HAS WELL. 1 On Mondav afterioon Mr Thomas Murray held his annual Christmas prize show and eale of fat cattle, sheep, and piga at the Haswell Auctionbiart. Therevwas a very large attendanoe of buyers. The judges for cattle ...