... ?eEWCA.ME. ?? Ald. Crawlidd And J. Batlman, Esq.-Tionlsa Collins and Derby Wells wort! again brought isp on the chairge of stealing a quantity of rope! And a fishing net. Collins, when taken, said he had stolen them' from a ship, but did not know the name of the ship. ThsO police had nist ?? in finding an owner for theproperty. ?? bench Coaraitted Collins, under thle vagrant act, for one month ...

... FARM STOZlK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY THOMAS RIPPON, At Annaleld Honse Farm, Parish of LaneheeStr, Onl Tuesday, the 3(lh ot' April. 1850. A LL the FARM STOCK and Implements of A1 lusbandry, belonging to Mr F. Foran. oin thie above Farm; consisting of 2 excellent Drau~gjt Mares, S and 6 Years o0l; 2 Draught Floresa; 6 good Manea COWS, calved and to ?? - 8 Tivo yeard-ild Qosys and Steers. 8 ...

... FOUR SHILLINGS PER POUND. 1CHO, BIPE, STRONG, OLD-FASHIONED TEAS-Carriage Paid on Poesla oi Sis Pounds and upwarde, if within 100 miles of our place of business. WILLIAM STEWART, TEA AND COFFEE DEALER, 18, GRAINGER STREET, NEWCASTLE. ARNOTr, CANNOCK, AND CO,, TyJAVING bought by tender the BANKRUPT STOCK of J. LINWOOD, of Ponte- .J-J fraot, will OFFER it for SALE, at their WAREHOUSE, GRAINGER ...

... DAY OF SALE ALTERED. gE SALE( OF STOCK, at ShsftoP Craig, near Bo. Ila, will take ?? on THURSDAY, April 30th, 1857, instead of Wednesday, April 29th. SALE OF FARMING STOCK, &o. RALPH BROWN Besptfunlv annrounces that be will submit to ]PUBLIC COMPETITION, At Bygate, in the pa-ish of Stamfordbam, Northumber- land, on Monday, April 27th inst., LL the valuable FARMiNG STOCK, &e,, upon A the said ...

... ARE YOUJ GOING BY TRAINJ HEN you arrive at Newcastle, go direct to one of the Establislmen's of WILLIAM STEWART, the WTEA DEALER, either 33, GR&flIGER STREET, or 27, SAN DHILL, and order yotu Parcel. It will be ent to racee you at the Train. I JIr .Nli1nIi Ittlene tile best tbanks 10 hie many friends and the publie, wflo.11a honoured imwith 4) their patronage sinoe he commenced Business, and ...

... GREAT FIRE AT NEWCASTLE. MATaIER, as Agent to Messrs THioMAS ILNFRt J. & SON, FIRE-RESISTING SAFE Manafac- tueore, Liverpool, begs to call attention to the following important Testimonial _ 9h oer16 saot NtwTastle upon Tyne, 19th October, 1854. Mesarm Thomas Milner & 801, Liverpool. 610lTLErd13N,-Wo have great pleasure in stating, bat whilst our Offices were completely destroyed and burnt down ...

... HOW I WAS CUUBD OF GRUMBLING. I'LL tell you the Secret.-WILLI&M STEWART the TRA D BLm told me he could supply the Finest Tea in the world, it I would give the price. I bongbt the but, and I have never grumbled since. My Wile eo6mmends everybody to 33, GRAINGER STREET. OVER0OATS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. THE TALMA, a WARM, DURABLE, and GENTLEMANLY COAT, GENTLEMEN, from 218 to 6f6e . I dBOYS, from 7s ...

... SALE OF FARMING STOCK, &C. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -At Little Ryle, in the parish of WhittingitbO, on Wed- f neaday, the 2nd day of May, 1855, Mr WILLIAM MIDDLEMASS, Auctioneer, E L. the STOCK, &o., upon the said farm, belong- AS to Mtr Hlindinarsh, comprising I 8EEP-200 half-bred owes, with their lambs, by a e I3ricester tug ; 60 do. girnmerB, with their lambs, byt do. * 120 do ewe hogs ; 35 ...

... WATFR BEWITCHED, AND HOW THE SPELL WAS BROKEN, WOULD sooner leave home without mouey than go to a watecing place without a packet of STEWART'S TEA. I only once forgot: tben the tea hour loet its eharm; the piercing eye of the recipient reed through the transparent liquid on the bottom of each cup the doleful worca, ' Water Bewitched. The pleasures of the tea table were too seared to be lost. ...

... A GOOD EXAMPLM. 'Ar1! Husband never goes to Newcastle without bringing me a present of a Pound of real Oldfashiionea TEA 52UI from WILLIAM ISTIWART'S Tea Eatebliebmant, 33, Grainger-street. I got none like it.,i TO BE SOLD-BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. II eligibly-situated Current-going modern ALKA- A LI MAkUFACTORY, on the River Tyne. he proserous state of the soda trade renders this rctfny the ...

... WATER BEWITCHED, AND HOW THE SPELL WAS BROKEN: W WOULD Sooner leave home without money than go to a 'watering place without a packet of STEWART'S TEA. I only once forgot: then the tea hour lost its charm; the piereing eye of the reoipgient read tbrouib e trnsparent liquid on the bottom of each cup the doleful words, Water Bewitched. T e pleasures of Me teal table were too sacred to be lost. ...

... FOR SALE,, PUtEEHOLD BUILDING SITES, Lan tax re- Fdeemed,W1llsituated, and thoroughly drained, at Sumnmerhill, Westgate. Aspply to Joseph Watson, Esq., Solicitor ; Mr Joseph Graham, Percy Street; or Messrs Iveson and Weltos, on the Groun TO BE SOLD, The Terms for Enfranchisement are set, r HE DEAN BREWERY PREMISES, situated in l the Borough of South Shields, and close to the Site of the Tyne ...