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... the Corporations of 0 Newcastle and Gateshead. The present directors are Wrn. Y Brown, Thomas Hedley, Benjamin Plummer, Jas. Douglas, John Bennett Alexander, Thomas Leslie Gregson, Ralph I Atkinson, William Boutland Wilkinson, and Charles Henry a Young ...
... mingbarn, dinper. James Wilson, late of Whitehaven and Liverpool, ship broker. Thomas Hampton, Broad- water, Sussex, cern mercbant. Alexand Andersqn, Stourbridge, innkeeper. Thomas Whitehead and Jo- seph Lassey, Morley, Yorkshire, dyers. James Pratt and Charles ...
... with goads. Peboefrom Souothwvold, with herrings. Henriohe, Winks from (irimuhy, Heline, Boi58et from Dunkirk,-. Hyppolite, Hardy from Calais. Norden, Smith from Stavanger. Perthshire, Duncanfrom Boulogne- Norfolk ?? -ietula.Sarawhw. .LoAdbiAtterSylph ...
... Hiavanna, except onc man who remained at Gibraltar :-Jolm Davison, master; William Scott, mate; Samuel Baxter, Thomas Adams, James Moray, Thomas Morrison, and Edward Flintoff, seamen; Benjamin Cunliff, Robert McCabe, and James Burner, three apprentices; ...
... victualler, Liabilities, -1,100, and assets S300. On the application of Mr Thomas Forster, solicitor, the Registrar has appointed Mr Thomas Gillespie, ac- countant, receiver. Thomas Railton, of the Shipwrights' Arms, Mushroom, Newcastle, victualler. Liabilities ...
... Sheriff of Newcastle, Mlr C. H. Young, Mr William Stewart, Mr Thomas Bell, J.P., XrW. D. Stephengs the Town Clerk of South Shields, Mr A. M. Palmer, Mr David Donkin, Mr Charles Hlnting. Mr Thomas Richardson, the Town Clerk of Durham, Mr John Bovmnn, Mr Matthelw ...
... INTO SsIELDS.-The Saint Jacques, Dnrlea from (iravelises, witha 60i bushels applesThomas 0. Aisbett.--The Marie, Masson from OravOlines, with 517 bushels apples.,.Thomas 0. A ?? Debut, Delatraye from Dunkirk, with SOO bushels of applesJ. R. Harrison ...
... BrSSN'FSS FAILURES, A l etitien was Mled in the Bankruptcy Court, Neewcastle, on batruslsv, by George Hunter Hardy, trading under the style or firm of Hardy Brothers, at Stepney, Quayside, and Byker, as timber ntrclhants, cart proprietors, and brick manufacturers; ...
... es. SUcD33-On WedneEday, the 18th inst.. an inquest was held at the houese of Mr Macon, Ansroft, before Mr Hardy, coroner on the boly of Thomas Palmer, labourer, aged f6 years, who was found suspended by a cord from a beam in a pigsty, on the day preteding ...
... s (t). 9-1-Harbinger. 4-1-Daniel O'Itourke. FiRr AT A LUCIFER MANUFAcTocY.-On Friday last, at noon, the work people of Mr Thomas Liddle, scale- board and lucifer match manufacturer, Ouseburn left the premises for the purpose of getting dinner. All was ...
... Vitriol, 448 ibs dg blue, 30 u s alkali, 3 1) 0 salltamonic..Airmstrong anid Co. Hso 0 lead ..Bilton and Co-The Anthraciie, Hardis for Philadelphia with 112 cbs larce coals..11oldemiiann, Borries arid Co. 340 3 18 soda.. Lee anid Co. 1464 2 u aoda, 814 ...
... wvere also nresent Mr Geo. Vuitch, Mr Thomas Darling, Mr Gto. it ,lem, Mr John Dunlor, the Rev Cancxn Dixtr,, MIr 13, Morton. AMr Getrge Fortene, Mr J. L. Newbigren, Mr Thea. Clatterbuck, Mr C. J. Barlusi, Dr James Hardy, SIr J. Ferguson, 'Mr John Owan, the ...