... are in circulation in this town and neighbourhood. The forgers, it is believed, carry on their operations at Newcastle, Sunderland and Shields.— Neirexunk Journal. young mau in one of the pmvinces of France has been tried and mmtenced to death for the ...

... ago, an Irish navvie, whilst in a state of intoxication, fell asleep on the Londonderry, Seaham, and Sunderland Railway, between Ryhope and Sunderland, with his head across the rail. After he bail lain iu that position (or half an hour, the noise of the ...

... Crighton, R. Laing, J. P. Almond, B. Smallman, J. H, Smallman, J. Lesslie, W. Short, and W. James, were appointed committee to watch over the interests of the Shields creditors, and to co-operate with a committee of creditors in Sunderland. Since the ...

... difficulty presented, in which »f . c °ncurred. Private carriages, says the Pays, drove \ 45° from Paris to the ext remity of the La Petite f era * gentlemen—the majority decorated with '* ...