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... TIlE P?BOP&>ED DiViSION OF TIIU STOCKTON UNION. At Iho Gui3brough Boa?d of Giiard?ans, 0j At the (luiebrouegh Boa-.d of Guard'ians, t' ce yeftsrday, the question of diiding the Stockcton 3 no Unior, atld taocing certain townlships fromt tbe rr Unr~n o of Guiebroulgh and Stokcesloy, with the d: tview oi forminzg a Unioufor Midldlesbrough, wras a: .brouoght betoro the umeeting, .nod gave rise to ...
... IPress, we mS r. ed solelyby a wish to ptsi before our readers the opinions of all parties, without any regard to relatinsc Pnox a Utotsti ora THE RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOINT. (From the Economist.) The cause of the rise in the Bank rate of discount is one to which we have constantly called attention. There has been a drain upon us for coin and bullion to France, and there is no doubt ...
... ?1GN INTELLIGENCE. Dr4 .of ly ZRsuE'sa' TEL~rEOAIrs.] CC 7 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE iN PARIS. foi 200 FAMILIES HEOMELESS. , as PtAIs, Tuesday.-Several persons perished, l as and 200 families were rendered homeless by a me a fire in the Cite Onvriera, in the Bastile quarter, he, ly yesterday. of is tin be TH CARLIST WAR. H to ExIto, Monday.-The Carlists are sending tihe in forces to invest Siittoria, ...
... The Earl of Ravensworth took his seat in the House ef Lords yesterday week. His Lordship was introduced, according to the usual form, by the Earls of Alarlmesbury and Hard wicke. The recruits belonging to the South Durham Militia, to the number of about 200, on Alonday assembled at Barnard Castle for eight weeks' pre- liminary training and exercise. RE-OPENING OF PITS. - The Chatterley Company ...
... HARTLEPOOL RURAL SANITARYr AUTHOlRITY. The ordinary monthly mneeting was held on Satundiy Mr R. C. Walker in the chjair, and present Miessrs Jobson, J.P., Irewiecl and I'rocter. DE~laulc OFFICEar4S BEroRT. Tiue f;>llowing is ab copy of the M~edical Officer's report:- Grsrrro2ne,-During the past month I have in- spected tee villaige of H~art, and I ccoscimuend that the waler-course craom tics ...
... I THIE VOLUNE E REIW ON WHIT I The honorary secretaries for the Review Committee have received the following communication from Col. Torrens, the officer commanding the sub-distrint. as to the proposed movements on the IN bit Alanday Field Day, on the Town Moor, Newcastle. These, they think, will be read with interest by all volun- teers and the public generally, and they can only urge upon ...
... ?? 1 WHITBY AND DARLINGTOThT WES- ? LBYAN DISTRICT MEETfl?G. - S Frfl?flT?.ΒΆ.as.L P ?? Weeleyan ministers of the Wiritby and this ?? District meeting reassembled yester- plol . day morning, in the Schoni-rocin adjoining the to ?? Chapel, Stockton.t 5- The first business was the theologicel examine- Eel at tion of the Rev. Mr Chrichisen, of Reeth, who tim pa has suceasefully passed his four ...
... IiUPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS,-MONDA1'. I 'fle Lean CSTANC1ELLOOL took his sest at five a 5'clrrk. WHITSUJNTIDE IIOLIDAYS.a The Duke of RIC(lIIOND intimated tbat c he elienid propose the adjournment fbr the t Whitsuntide recess on Friday, 22nd of hay; a and that the lhouse should re-assemble on s dliendav, the 1st of June. Lord REDESDALE gave notice, on goong c into Committee on the ...
... RATURJA7, UAY 9, I3?i4. TEE CRISIS IN CL.EVELAND. TO-DAY, the CJouncil of the Cleveland M Biners' Association mcees at Saitburn to decide 'the course which must be pursued in the prescnt crisis. Fortunately, wiser counsels Hare likely to prevail than those w hich seemed to be predomuinant in the Un~ion 8, few days ago. Thle stern course of events has convinced the lea(ders of the mnen that a ...
... A IIARbTEPOOJL MAGISTRbATE FOUND IN THE TEES, 3.A profound sensation was created in Hartlapuol. son Saturday morning by the rumou~r that Mir It Win. Lisle, one of the mragistrates of the borough -. had disappeared, focllowed, a few hours later, by !.the information that his dead body had been found e in the river Tees. M~r idsle, who was 74 years fof age, vwas thu son of a miller at Hart, and ...
... N(YP?TH COUNThY NEWS. Mn flonn,'R ATrnTT,?? ? Irod 1IR DODD3 'S AUDITOIIS AND ASCESSOQS BoLTL.--| Thebl elats uponl Msr ?? a's Factory Bill occupiedl the whole 8itthng en Wednesrley, ard t he Auditors and Assessors Bill bres tlherlfore beens postponed to Werinreedoy, the 20th illSt., upou which day it is hoeped un oppoituidty mnay bo afforded for diecessitig thc nmels of the hill, .WEN5LET:DAT ...
... THE}I DURHAMu MIlNERiS. rTTP1A~ r -s -rrt DUR A~ MINERS NDTEIE WVORIKING DA-S . A motion was passed by the Council of the Durham Mliners' Aosoctotihm on Saturday week, and c onfirmed on Thuroday last, that the miners should work five days per week, this to affect cosihewers only. The Council of the Association bad not the rensotest idea that these terms would be refused, believing that the ...