... Brown, Win. Benrpark, R. Loft, R. Hawkins, John Dixon. J. Hardy,,T. S. Challoner, Wm. Stonehouse, Rev. J. G. Miller, Dobson Hunter, Wm. Grey, John Ferry, John Hurrell, S. and K. Ash ton, Thomas Clark, and T. C. Harrison. DaiuyProduce.—John Henderson, Miss ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENOR. NOHTEL 8HIELDS. The Thomas and Hannah,from Sanderland for Londou,was towed into Lowestoft on the Gth inat., with windlass damaged, and loss of anchor and chain. The Ann and John, Hail, of and from Newcastle, put into Harwich, has ...

... (Berwick.) Fahhionabh2 Marrtage at a'p.ll Church.— . The marriage of Thomas Francis Lloyd, major ; Majesty's Regiment, at present stationed ' in Newcastle, and eldest son of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., ' D.L., of Beechmount, county Limerick, Ireland, to Mary ...

... gun now pro- I duced was his. Mir Thomas (for the defence): How do you know that this is your gun?-Pro- secutor: Aw knaw nicely. (Laughter.) - Mr Thomas: But how do you know?-Prosecutor: Why, there's some marks ?? Thomas: What marke'?-Prosecutor: There's ...

... Street, 'New- cestle, under the presidency of Alderman Hedley, chairmnan of the Board of Directtors. The secretary (M~r Win. Hardie) read the notice convening the meeting, and the report of the Directois SIwhich was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, after expressing ...

... Goudhurst, Kent, and of No. 10, Hyde Park Gardens, who died on March 21 last, was proved on thel2thinst. by George Thomas Jenkins; Tudwia Nathan Hardy, the son-in-law, and Charles James Jessel, the eon, the executore, the value of the persona: estate amounting ...

... s account by Ralph Wil- son, Esq., the meeting was ably and eloquently ad- dressed by the Revds. Thomas Duncan, Trinity Church, Jos. Stinson, E. J. Hardy and W. Fox. The collec- tions amounted to upwards of 60, being a considerable increase on last year ...

... at the Bankrupts' Court, Newcastle. John Martin, Berry Edge, Durham, grocer, Dec. 20, at the Conuty Court, Shotley Bridge. Thomas Pal- lister, lRothbury, Northumberland, grocer, Dec. 19, at the County Court, Rotbbury. NOTICR OF SITTING FOB LAST EXAscINATION ...

... eleowhere, railway con' ractor. July 13, J. Lofts, Strand, printer. August 4, E. Carrington, Birrmingham, groccer. July 24, J. Hardy, Ca~tle Do ,ington. Leicesterilire, cattle dealer. Augus. 4, E, Lewry, Wild-en, Worcealurahire, iron plate worker. SCrIcIE ...

... sworn under £20,000. —Illustrate London Newt. Suddrn Death at Alnwick.—On Friday evening an inquest was held before J. J. Hardy, Esq., coroner, at the house of Mrs Fleece Inn, Alnwick, the body of Elizabeth Rrewis, aged 60 years, the wife of James Hrewig ...

... Hartepol Nordstern, Dennert , do. SonderlaIl Antont Krajer ?? Dantzii United Service (s.) ?? ?? astle Thos. & Isabella, Hardy ?? Shields. , Baltic Seven, Reed ?? do ?? do. tCharles, Waace ?? do. . do. :30.tDove, z .ibb ?? ?? ?? Ahunosth - RATES OF FREIGHT ...

... to Thomas Bell, to whom also the extra prize was awarded. The second prize was given to William Tato Wilson; the third to Frederick J. Blrooihcad; the fourth to Thomnas Jolhn Wilson ; the fifth to Mary Betsy Cooper; and the sixth to George Thomas Easton ...