... vice-chair. The chairman, attar briefly referring to the object of the meeting ; called upon Mr Thomas Hardy, Iveston, to make the presentation. Mr Hardy spoke of Mr Turnbull's connection with the miners iu the district, and his work amongst them in the ...

... ult., aged 8. months. Ikrtu . eon Henry Nixon. At liexhom, Haugh Lane, ult,, aged 23 month!?, Frederick Bateson, son of Thomas Hardy, Ilouee, Whittington, It, aged 82. Simon Beattie, qaarmnau. Cbollcrton, Burn Side, 50th ult, wed 19 years. George Lawson ...

... Mias Draddoo. A deeper , purpose is to be found in the works of Kingsley, Wilkie Collins Charles Beeda, I Georg** Eliot, Thomas Hardy, William Black, and osorgo Meredith. roarer Pmosornr. ot ib» Ial»8«baol Mt all Jwd vkrn QnMn 'vm to bat Ilia gnat rfara ...

... afterwards nicked up in the wood 1 it may possibly have bean the one she was reading, its title was The Well-Beloved,’’ by Thomas Hardy. After working fur some time. Mr Spencer proposed to his wife that they should visit the new pond, but to this she demurred ...

... three men, Joseph Hardy, labourer, John Cameron, labourer, and William Angus, brickmaker were brought up in custody, on the charge that they did, on the 10th inst., at the pariah of Shotley, unlaw. fully and maliciously inflict upon Thomas Cooper certain ...

... the wild Mr, Edward Wilson, of son. MARRIAGES. this Town, at the Parish Church, 24ui Inst., Mr. John Hardy, miner, Misa Jane Lamb. Same day, Mr. Thomas Natraas, mining age)a, of Bigg House, Stanhope, County of Durham, to Bewick, daughter Mr. Richley, agent ...

... Robert Kenwick; 2nd, Thomas Watson 3rd, H. McHay; best 6 carrots, Wm. Moore; 2nd, Wm. Hunter; best 18 kidney potatoes, Wm. Moore; 2nd, Robert Elliott; 3rd, James Robson; best 18 round ditto, Wm. Moore; 2nd, James White ; 3rd, Thomas Watson; best imperial ...

... Treasurer, Bro. Thomas McKenzie: D. Secretary, Bro. J. Pbllipson; D.BJ.T., Bro. Hardy; D. trustees, Bro*. J. Smith, Oliver, and Richardson: D.L., Bro. Wm. Brunskill; D. 0., Bro. A. Doidge; representative* to U.M.C., Bros. G. Bowden and O. Hardy: D. auditors ...

... remembered seeing so many people congregated together at Lillswood. The stock belonged to the representatives of the late Mr Thomas Hall, whose death, it may be remembered, unfortunately occorred six months ago. The stock was a very suitable one for the ...

... TO-DAY’S STYLES. THOMAS OWEN, HOLBBALK SADDLER, IROKMOXGER AND SADDLER, SIDB, MXWCABTLB ON-TTNB, Wiahee ka ration, to be the look out tor kU OEIAT BAL« of ud SADDLER'S IBONMONQEBT GOODS, aaknetaw HORBS CLOTHING, SITS of 010, CAB, VAN, COB and PONT HARNESS ...

... 8011, uul John Hardy, Low Prudhoe. PRUDHOE PARISH There were 18 nominatiou» for 15 seat*. Elected—Thomua Bate*, Tliom ...

... LOUGHBROW CHUN PARES. UR THOMAS BLANDFORD will hold the LBT M. of these PARKS on TVISDAT, the 29th day of April, 1879, on the ground at Tour o'Clook in the afternoon. Corbridge-oe•Tyne, April 9th, 1879. BBITHOMAS BLANDFOBD lass received in structions ...