... Coal Defence Aseocristion will not submit the seats qutstion to aibitration.-1 am, dear sir, yours faithfully, I. 0. LASB.o. Thomas Burt, Esq., M.P. The miners employed at South denwvrell Colliery gave in their notices on Tuesday, their desire being to have ...

... : Margaret, Wal- lace: Mary Ann, Walton : Susannah : Betsy, Jones : Hobo, Harvey : Sarah: Thomas Barker, Robson : Elizabeth and Sarah, Allen: Leven, Scott: Thomas nod Isabella: Eldon, Rosso: Orbit: Frankfort: Strand, Watson : Pallas, Cook: Henry and Harriett ...

... wharf lned warehlcses at St. Thomas have shared the fate of the British company's at that place. ESTTEDITEO LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. A correspondent of the Globe thinks it is probable that thc hurriiiaice at St. Thomas hics destroyed 500 lives, accd ...

... Fat lamb, Mr Thomas Heslov, Prospect Hill. 1 - 9 31s. Sheep: Mr Thomas Heslop, Mtmp, 50s; Mr J. Sanderson, 3 30 H OD hoggs, 47s6d to 50s, IlBhogit 45s 6d to 46s 6d; Mr3. C. 201 S Straltker, East Whrmlevn. hoggs, 40s to 40s 6d ; Ste '5 7 Thomas Wilson, Pied ...

... y utmberland 'Miners' Associations met on Frtday at the 0 Central Station Hotel, Newcastle, under the presidency of e Mr Thomas Burt, ?? The meeting was convened to o consider the advisability of taking steps to reduce the hours s- worked by boys employed ...

... Co. Comorn, Idartin, Cadiz 74 chs coalsJ. Lamb. Herninha Ilendriks, Sluite, Konigsberg 70 tonsockeLosh. Ausp clou', Hardy, Hamburg, 14J chs coalsLindberg & Coe William kee, Jobson, IaHmburg, 133 abs coals Boldemann NUA l TH b ?? b WEDNFSIIAY ...

... 'iobzns: St. Ancrw Lorainc, Hlall, Lrsi Haull. Iiclon, Clark, fromn Aberdeen. liserl Fife, lolvett, Lnom nuadhorn. PFrth, Hardy, frio Dudice. Margaret, Cameron, from ill. IllLoEfft, I)cdd s: Jaue amid Jeseie, M)orgais, Unleio : Brown, Williaima Siaithi ...

... Hall, LiX3les; W Ward, WeAt livrllepool, L`3 l5s: Saciiiersoin, btocobtn, 414 5s; Hardy, Wtest lattlepool, £13 12s-; fla., £14 its; Judson, £'13 . is;s, Sanderco £11; Hardy isis). Lii;E s; fail (six),£15 is. Cheviots; allace, £4; Itotinoon, £11 his; 1uarrhy ...

... covt ?? Frazer atid Co-'I lie Caspian, Eadiurgson from SIt lin wilth 393 pieces oak timber, ?? and Co. 2 cases conilaillirig hardI are, ..The master - I he Calharira, Alrlaorp frurir Kaplien Mirll 25snS hbndles lotips asood, 248 bampters, coulitlnilig 25 ...

... merchant. Robert Ball and Thomas Hyda, Dudley Hill, manufacturers. Thomas Guteridge, Wal.: ton, innkeeper. Wm. Htarding, Uevisbam, builder. 4eorge Ward, Sandgate, hotel keeper. Pieka'd Bury, Manoheater, bookseller. Thomas John Marchall, Biahopgate-etreet ...

... proceeding Hardy and Hindmarsh remained drinking until near 10 o'clockl at night, and soon after they started for Gateshead, with Alexander. After passing Brockley Whins, Hardy and Hindmarsh quarrelled, when the latter get off theengine after which Hardy and ...

... consideration of the greatly increased business of the company and the very efficient services of the secre. tary, Mr William Hardie (who has been in the employment of the company above a quarter of a century), the directors have pleasure in recommending ...