... Newcastle. WANTED AS NU^SeT A not ***** the age of then,on;h.-A; p ? a s Three Children-One from otherwise. G '' Gmrd Office, by letter WANTED, House of Business, where late hours are avoided, TICKS andr Uble UUg ers APPREN- Street' BoWdep - TO BE DISPOSED^OF NoW 1 c Uf>on BUSINESS in , and GROCERY Premises are . Newcastle. The capable tlle consc%,, n e X o e l h - > ***** Proprietor ...

... springs not more from the head are often spoiled being too long ' as boys, often outgrow their strength. J> ne distinguished American states- ' wife is better than no wife - ...

... occupied Mr. C. Oley. A HOUSE No. 14. Woodbine Terrace, Gateshead,now occupied ...

... Assembly Rooms, Newvcastle on Tyne, 17th November, 1853. FTHE Comitmittese of Proprietors beg respectfully to J. inform the nublic tbat the MASTEJR of the C EREIIONIES BAUL will take place on Tuesday Xveniteg; the 20th December next. There will be Coffee and other Refreshments during the evening Doors to be opened at 9 o'clock. Tickets may be had of Captain EiB, at the Assembly Rooms. By Order ...

... OFFICES TO LET. T1IREE ROOMS on the First Floor of No. 24,Grey- jstreet. Apply to llidley arid Dolphin, Solicitors. 24, Grey-street, 25th Junuary, 1863. TO LET, With inrire(diate r05seousfl 2 Shield. ULEIC U~h , 22,Shed nE convenient DOWE L IE by Nlr John Clark, I field Green, lately occupied byl Corn Factor, Apply te Mess TO LET, And ma'b erer on imediately, ADWLLNGd E, f S Rooms, adjoining ...

... Grainger Street. COAL WAGGONS. WANTED, 20 NEW COAL WAGGONS for Team Colliery. The Conditions and Specification of the same may be seen at the Colliery Office, Spicer Lane, Quayside, or a Pattern Waggon at the Pits. Tenders to be Bent to the Office or before the 10th December inst. Team Colliery Office, 2nd December, 1853. YOUTH WANTED. A Respectable Youth wanted, 14 15 years of ago, writes a ...

... tLE eviedad Corrected, wiha dditiona] ,Newcastle: Joseph Barlow, and all Booksellers. [22 PlACTICAL MECUANICS. JOURNAL PART 87, JuNE, 1855-le, ILLUSTRATWNS-LacC ?? Mr G. A. Cox's SELF-AO TINrpkte EAN WINDINGo MACHINE, and T4 Wood Engravings. 1 ONTENIS :-Early History of the Steam Engine W-Self-aoting Yarn Winding Macbine-The Society ot Arts Exhibition-The Royal Academy-Amerioan Notes-Amerioan ...

... xirs —•» Floor, eithe a tation? PProaChinimediatel gtreet tobe E at corbridge. r! May-day next, orch ...

... MR G. F. YOUNG AT TYNEMOUTH. The Times of Wednesday had the following business announcement in its advertizing columns : Banister, editor of a paper, who is connected with the daily press, will furnish leaders and reviews any required style of politics, on any subject except the navigation laws, for the metropolitan, country, or colonial press. Address Veteran, Mr Clayton, jun., Strand. On ...

... pant, and pine, and die; Justice is a living he. What is life the toilers say : Though hands of cunning skill array Royal heads with regal art, Tyranny hath not a heart. Surely, toiler, that is thine Dug from labour's stubborn mine; Thine the grain, and thine the gold, Thine the wealth of field and fold. From the quarry's granite rock Thou hast torn the massive block, And upbuilt with artist ...

... KILLING GAME on the FARMS of HIGH and LOW BURNFOOT, in the Parish of Haltwhistle, f ...

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