... FORTEHCOMITLN !:l At; :iLr jil e iAL S i. i November 2G and 27. - i j.: h1 u A;-.i ultnxa Society.-Meeting at (2n *: i close- Nov-ember 20. SecieL l .Ty, xi T ;,,dhill Chippeahant. -Noveumber 2A. 30, and De T ?? 1 ^a -B mingham Agrioultund. i.x . --ari-how Entries close X ovil, r Lythall, Birmi gnam. J December 1, 2, and -- Y,,'h~1ir' .oii:.'s ie Stock, Poultry, auid Rwot nhow a iJ i ltntr - ...

... IHE .ORTHERN ECHO. TUESDAY, NOVEMBFR 3, 1874. ON the right bank of the Hoogly, the traveller on his way to Calcutta. passes a ?? long low building, gaudy and architectur- ally hideous, but from its vast size almost itnposing ; the residence of one of the many Monarchs whom we have dethroned in India. Within the walls of that palace, jealously secluded from the eyes of the outer worMl, WAJID ...

... R 1 T L E D G E. CaEAPTEX XXIX. Th ere are a few things,' I overheard Kitty say to Frances, outside my door, ' in which I should be glad If my young lady was more like yours. Now there mast be some comfort in dressing Miss Joseph. ine-she cares about things; baut all my work is thrown away sometrese, I think. My young lady has no heart for anythinrgnever looks in the glass after I have taken ...

... ! ?? The Earl of Ravensworth and family arrived at havenetworth Castle from k slgton Park for the winter on Wednesday - 'The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland are entertaining a succession of guests at Raby Castle during the presest week. An old man named Edward Ferguson has been discovered brutally murdered in his house in the town of Sligo. The object was plunder. Fever of a virulent type is ...

... THE HEALTH OF MDLE SBROUGH. -I If THE DOCTORS ON THE DEATH RATE. so Pursuant to the resolution of a Committee of :e the Middlesbrough Town Council directing the n Town Clerk to invite the medical practitioners R resident in the borough for their opinion as to e the public health generally, and their advice as , to the cause of the prevailing fever in the town, ,: a meeting was called by ...

... STrocKro.'i URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY. T The ordinary fortuightly rae' tinlt of the Board was held last evening, the Mayor ((3. M. Watson) prebiiing, and there were present Aldermen Ord, Jacksou, 'Knowles, Loehnvood, T. Wren, Coun. P cillors Nelson, Allerson, C-aggs, Wi'son,Bowron, Henderson, J. Brown, Tfiernpouo, F. Robinson, J. t Rolbinoii, G. F. Smith, R. Richmonfl,Benilgton, Clough, Hanoton ...

... Mr Boiston, gamekeeper ?? Clavering, r Esq., Greoncroft Park, shot a woodoc~k on the fe 24th of last month. )O Several collieries in the neighbourhood of Us- I h Lam Moor, near Durham, are idle in conseqaance of being unable to get trucks in which to take a is a y, ASSAULTING THE PoLICE.-Yesterday, the Lmn- I m chester magistrates (Henry Smith and John Cla- t Ad vering, Erqs.), fined a puddler ...

... T H E (.F iADEN. GARDEIN WORK Ft. h ric K C-lisac- tbemurns, which will rlt, faci the JAiCrpdJAsourom of attraction in flo'der 'd as wejl as under glass, should be neatl!y Bt., Pot plailts should gcnerally be kept rr; !, r I .r i.t the lrooL tln they hitherto have beeu ; but. ?? eoseped to a dry dusty atmosphere, a :-oae~d riishr swinove14ead Gun- riienally willgreatly irarin.~orate tI iii (ct ...

... ECCLESIAS'lTICAL INTELLIGENCE. The living of (Corbridge-with-4atton, North- umberland, iails to the gift of the Deani and Chapter of Car.isle, by the death of the Ltev. f'rederick Gipps, M.A. The living is worth about 600 a year, with house, and there are thirty acres of glebe. The Bishop of Rochester has addressed au inquiry to his alchudeacons whether he is ' justified in ?? that the mild of ...

... .,o Lord and Lady Middleton have arrived at Mal- ton for the hunting season. Several Middlesbrough tradesmen were fined in verious amonnts on Saturday for having light weights in their shops. APPREEENSION OF A YORK HORSEDEALTIB AT SOUTH SHIELDS.-OU Saturday night, Detective Patterson, of the South Shields Police, apprebon- ded at the North-Eastern Railway Station, a fashionably dressed young ...

... TEES CONSERVANCY COM.MIS-I SIONERS. The ordissary monthly meeting of the Comn mis- sion was held yesterday morning at the Board room, Stockton, Mr Isaac Wilson presiding. THlE LOAN FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMI5- -SIONER(S. The CHIEF CLEsnE stated that in accordance with instructions from the Board, he had applied to the Public Works Commissioners for a further loan of 100,0001,; since then he ...

... TE LEGRAPHIC NEWS. T'R ?? ,AsS OlC:It~- ' ;. ?? THE BA-NK RATE. The Bank rate is unaltered. 13EAVY FAILURE. At the Baukruptcy Court, yesterday, the failure was announced of AMr A. D. De Pass, an Australian merchant. Liabilities lo0,0o0. Mr SKierruok was a1ipwiint-ed eceiver. THE AMERICAN- ElE(CTINtS- NEWV Yo(R, Thursclay.-From the latest electoral returns it is estimated that the Democratic ...