... The three culprits, Gough, Dawson, and Thompson, -were executed at eight minutes past 8 o'clock on 31o0- day morning, inDurhamGaol. The prison chaplain (the Xev. Mr Lowe), together wit h Canion Cosit;t and the Rev. Air Bulmnan, w*re in attendance on them shortly Uftel six o'clock, and the ?? (Mr Bowser). entered the gavl about a quarter to eight. Iremedi- aiately afterwards the plisin bell ...

... The Ritualists have registered a special faneral surplice, under the title of the Vestimenturm Mortui Catholicuns. At Monday's sitting of the Methodist New Conneotion Conference at Hanley, a resolution was passed Pcknowledging liberal gifts of over 210,000 during the year from Mr Love, of West Hartlepool. kASTOlAuL BY CARDINAL CULLEN.-In a pastoral issued by Cardinal Cullen, and read in the ...

... A CAlLIST MASSACRE. There is horrid work going forward in Spain. War at its best is but horrid, but civil war is apt to bring out its worst cha.ac- teristics ; aid in bpain there is no exception to that rule. In the first Carlist war the public sense of Europe was outraged by tie reprisals taken on each side in celd blood; and in consequence of that outrage of the public conscience. E~ngland ...

... 91tr ?? (901trant. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1874. MUR DISRAELI AND THE NEW MINISTRY. Althouglh Msr Disraeli has been three times ill the position of leader of the House of Commlillonls, lie fas but once been Prime Minis- ter,-and thai once was but a continuation of the Plrow iciship hold by the late Earl Derby, who had f.. rijed the Ministry, doubtless in consnltatioei with his lieutenant, and it ...

... THE OOUP DE;TAT. The Ministry has addressed a long manifesto to the nation, explaining the events of the 3rd inst. It says the parties now placed in power are the same as made the revolution of 1868, and the constitution of 1869. They neither condemn nor destroy their previous work. The voluntary abdication of the monarch, and the proclamation of the Republic only destroyed one of ?? clauses. ...

... O , V, f r, - - - -P;. , t .4 i't; t 41 Aui~i thleisl SA ieaAb7&S Aa ^iskithZ aroX a 5.resiutirig SfrdomIl tlhserihtioa for mnnirial purposes The prUnieMeu-emY bio bdvaotag'edn'sly used in buinini olay for apIyiin4 to .sWffiolhlid order to lightsn i and to redexl'stjoot . -TlEis is as 6d tirje a any for sowing peas in order to obtain auveaily an prufitablen-rap, wid succesesive sowinga may ...

... I Mr JW. Kimber has become the lessee of the Theatre lRoyal, South Shields. The death rate in Morpeth during Novem- ber was 26 per 1,000. The Whickham School Board on Monday evening last appointed NMr Lobeit Gillender of Swat- well ti ci suusmoning cfficer. The Rlight Hon. the Earl of Ravenswortl lies contributed 50) towards the repairs and cleaning of bis Parish Church at Lamesley. The ...

... ! THE LIFE OF 'tHE PRINCE CONSORT. I HIS BIRTH TO HIS MABIIAGE. The first volume of the Life of the Princ- Consort, by Mr Theodore Martin, in complianco with the desire of the Qaeen, and With tier Majesty's assistance, has been issued. The Qaeen has placed at Mr MIartin's disposal the amplest materials, with- holding nothing, however confidential, which could refiect a light upon the Prince's ...

... VITAL STATISTICS FOR TE1R B [U)UGH OF NrEWVCASTLE-UPONy-'1-xYWE. For the week ending Saturday, November ; 1l. 18 4L LEGISTRATION SUBD1STIT iic.. 107 births - an * - annual rate of c 410 per 1,000. J CG .J ?? 19 4 3 6 2 . 44 Female ?? 29 9 _ 7 IG 6i 77 deaths- anan- nual rate of 29 6 per 1,000 hale.10 8 5 ?? 3 .37 Female ?? ?? 4 4 .. . O THE DEATHS 1N;CLUDE 'IBE ...

... I FREE TRADE IN LAND AND ABOLI- TION OF TkLE GAME LAWS. *~ *~ - _ a 'On Tuesday, the mo2sthly intg 4the mr bers of the Hexhain Fvria vO beae hta in the Club- roem, Hexham, to Jeat'i papdi4 entitled,^ 4jial tufal Notes, read by B of kun i?'Jed- burgh. There wan a la I att i Good-' rich, Dilston, was vote ?? ?? Tose. of his remarks r .iddle stated that the law of eiatail and primogeniture ...

... i THEE 4iLD~i. * A ifo~ 1~rt~dturi is J~ been for-' waddbth JrnhBihop of Gaotoiit~,the Jerdi. d~cd~a4~atm ?? In the shaiba-6of,~ plant which Isesed by the Chinese of 1~acnj niture o 'content w ith iiapro'yng oi the huma f . ot, n r- duigp~ado~,)p t~~or kmiqity, -A. Ii~'w- PI lh. l2'-in J aweleam ,that, Theaithe ladies arein want of a busband, they uire a ~pratty.'hortieilturaLvway of ...

... THE GARDbN. GADEN WOR FOR TEE WumL-From the crowns of globe artichokes remove all weakly suckers; strong grown ones, intended for, new planta- tions, may also be carefully taken off with a root or piece of the crown and planted in lines, two or three plants, a few inches apart, being p at in together, so as to enable them to have a seakale pot put over them for awhile, or sheltered with boughs ...