... question. He was very soon after, succeeded by Mr. Hardy, and in that same year there was a November sitting, in the course of which he (Mr. Pease) proposed the same question to Mr. Hardy. At that lime Mr. Hardy simply gave a general reply, but in a subsequent ...

... NORTBHERN ARCHITECTURAL I SOCIETY. The President of the Northern Architecturltl Society (Mr. Thomas Oliver) delivered theanunual address on Tuesday evening, at the Old Castle, Newcastle. His address was a review of the past and a programme for the future ...

... and the works of Thomas Cass and John G. Garthwaite received honourable mention. The treasurer's statement shows a balance in hand of £24 199 6d, and an- increase in the amount of fees of £13 14s. In the lamented death of Mr. Thomas Mae Nay, we have lost ...

... and Thomas Spence, and to the former a free studentship was awarded, and two of his works selected for national competition. In the advanced section, also prizes of books were awarded to Frank Thompson and Joshua Dickinson, and the works of Thomas Cass ...

... imprisoned for one r month in Durleans CTaO1. ANAJIATEUB 'BOUNCERS' CAUGHT AT BISHOP A UCELAND. On Thursday, a man named Thomas Hardy was taken into custody by Sergeant Harrison, at Bishop Auckland, on a charge of robbing John Hmuter, of Howden, of his ...

... plaintiff's wife without his knowledge. Judgment for plaintiff. THE ROlOnBEItY OF t12, BY A BouNun ,I AT PIsenor AuCxLAND.-Thomas Hardy, the man w Io was lately in custody at Bishop Aucnland on I a charge of robbing John Hunter, of Howdon, of I hispmse, which ...

... Newcastle, was resumed at the Guild- hail, Newcastle, yesterday, when the evidence of Chas. Lavell, one of the crew of the smack Thomas, of Grimsby, which saved Dinning, (the only survivor of the St. Bede), was given. He saw the Black Swan after the collision ...

... Miles Cadle, P.M., M.E.Z. ; Mr. Jno. Settle, ?? Mr. J. G. Thompson, P.M.; Mr. R. Graham, P.M.; Mr. W. N. Watson, S.W.; Mr. Thomas Walker, Mr. J. V. Carter, Mr. G. C. Whitwell, Mr. T. Wrightson, Mr. F. Best, junr.; Mr. C. A. Head, Mr. Jno. Hunton, P.M. ...

... P.M., M.E.Z. ; Mr. Jan. Settle, P.P.G.J.D. ; Mr. J. G. Thompson, P.M. ; Mr. R. Graham, I'M.; Mr. W. M. Watson, S.W. ; Mr. Thomas Walker, Mr. J. V. Carter, Mr. G. C. Whitwell, Mr. T. Wrightson, Mr. F. Best, junr.; Mr. C. A. Head, Mr. Juo. Hunton, ; Mr ...

... lie wages due to .him. The Bench,dismissed - the case. , . - BISHOP AUCKLAND.: O`F £l2; BY A: BotrNCEB, AV . AUCKLAND.—Thomas Hardy, the man who was lately in custody at Bishop Auckland on a charge of robbing John Hunter, of Howdon, of his purse, which ...

... 3.-Rajalh's (s), Hepple (4), from Sunderland; British Queen (),Wright (5), from Hartlepool. Cuxuxvrnw Feb. 3.-Kelloe (s), Hardy, from Sunderland; Gitana (s), Bulman (5), from Hartle- pool. BeEST, Feb. 2.-Marie Therese, Ordronneau, from Middlesbrough. ...

... Select Registry, 29, Albion Street, Darlington. WANTED to Purchase, OLD BRASS and COPPER. State quantity and price to J. J. HARDY, Brass Founder, Bond- street, Hartlepool. L ODGINGS WANTED by a respectable Working Man (widowver, with three chil- dren), ...