... PnospsxcaI OF TaE Faner Cetop.-Tlaa recefia ae spring-like weather has so far advanced the awel- a. liug of the Rlower-buds on hardy fruit trees that it ad is not difficult to predict the nature of and extent .n ofthe fruit bloom in the market orchards around ...

... between John Tweddell *7 ¢ (stroke), T. Jopling, Joseph Hardy. and John v Duggan (bow), who rowed' in the Sea Nymoph,ti with F. Coombes as coxswain, and Joseph F. Wit- vi son (stroke), T. Perry, Thomas Fleetham, and H, to Hedley (bow), who rode in the Viking ...

... belonging to North Shieldsi and seaman on N ier board the- steamhtug Nuetecpe w-as found t re- drownedinthe river Tees. :li Hardy, fireman- r xi- on board the same boat, and the deceased came r ids ashore about seven o'clock on Chiistmas night, r Ihe end ...

... l1t; J. R: Smith (25, 10s), 2nd; Thomas Wise (20), Brd: A most exciting rare; won on the post by a foot; bad third. 100 YAnDs FLAT RACE (Open).-Mowatt, llfiddles- biough (B0s), est; W. Price, Middlesbrough (15s), 2nd; Thomas Hunter, Richmond, 3rd. Nine ran; ...

... , of the Queen's Read, Middleton, the bracing effect of the sea air being to sharpen the appetite. Besides these were the Thomas and Kai rnf artlepool; the Brothers, of the Tees; and the B.Tu, of Whitby, each laden with a living cargo. The eommodore's ...

... town was held on the range at Newton Cap by - the members of the 4th Durham (Bishop Auck- ,r land) Rifle Volunteers. Private Thomas Thomp- r. son wans engaged marking at cue of the butts ! i when a ball from the opposite target glanced off of ud almost ...

... Manckeyll t5s), 8rd. 440 YARDs HANDIa V (for members of club)-R. e Binks, £2 (scratch), lst; J. Eawrxwell, 159 (20), 2nd; Thomas Douhlam, 5s (20), Srd; B. Matthews (25), 0; er w. Brittasin (20), 0; R. Brown (30), 0; W. F. Benison id (10), 0; R. Spence ...

... strains of Mr - Pybus's excellent band. - During: re the evening an excellent supper was provided in xt the vestibule by Mr Thomas Todd, of the Custom . House Hotel, after which dancing was resumed until the following ?? evening, the foreman, clerks, &c ...

... wvas retui-ned. A REDCAM PoLIcEMAN CILAnGED WITH Fua..UD- c bhe Yesterday, at the North Riding Police Court, at ing York, Thomas Waterhouse Clayton, late a farmer bat of Corulcorough, near Sheriff Hutton, but now a ?? ers constable in the North Riding ...

... other day, when, through. thle iind assistance of M1essrs Pease, Mr lieslio, thet manager, and Messrs Rippon, Hodgson, Dunnu, Hardy, Firers, and Mr Dixon, of Shelton, and the asother officials of the Company, upwards of 180 i ,echildren were enabled to receive ...

... Borough Police Court, i William Robinson, John Scott, William Wilkil- t son, Frederick Brigge, and Christopher Hardy . were summoned by Thomas Oyston, school warden, for neglecting to send their children to E ?? were each fined the usual penalty of 5s, ...

... contributed by the firm of which Aleens c is armember; and by Mr. C. Bainbridr-rctia-i r NORTHALLERTON BANKRruPrcy Cscee.- Mr. Thomas Ablesou, of Richmnonld, Yorkshire hairdresser, has filed a petition in th,- eborv court of his inability to pay his debts ...