... REPLY TO DR. THORNE'S REPORT. The umual monthly nieeting of the above Board wyas held yesterday afternoon, Mr Bow. ser presiding. The principal business transacted was the adoption of a report of the Sanitary Committee on the report farnihlied to the Local Governmjnt Board by Dr. Thorne on the sani- tary condition of the town. The Committee dealt with Dr. Thorne's recommendations under nine ...

... A YEAi'S Cti'IME IN THE BISHOP AUoKLAND DISTRICT. The report recently compiled by Mr Superin- l tendent Elenderson for the year endinE SeptemberI 29th, shows that 4,410 males and 585, lemaleq, making a total of 4,995 persons, were dealt with summarily before the magistrates during the year, against 4,051 for last year, being an increas orX 944 neon last year. Of that number 455 males t and 170 ...

... 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 WATER SUPPLY OF N-NEWCASTLE ANtD D)1RIU'T. I 1iTETEf:G AT UATBBIiEAD. A meeting of representtiates of public bodies interested in the sutpply of t1ue and wholesoue water Was held on Sataurdly afternoon, in the Council ,halamber, Gateehe1Ld I owit Hall, under the presidency of Myr George Charilcn, Mayor of Gates- head. The following gestlemon were present :-The Town Clerk (dir J. W. ...

... NOTES OIJ TaE AvaWLL- TIhIIe \we''u 76 deaffis ill oeweasle last wLeek, g alila annual cleath ratc of _):3 1,er 1,011) Oil 11 C1,tilatcdl POI)hition of 1:5,4:i7 , 2rs5O11s Th'I'ic avcrage rato of Snortutlity Last ?? ii all the eigltecnl large ?? .Oil ly the ti.egistrar-Gc' t err was 4;3 p. :!n)00 :! 11l theo gli the ,cWc:iitlC ?? a is olloretilcol ai ilti illn uxssof thiegeciicaldath r.fttc, ...

... THE GUISBROrGH CLUB. This week, without any formal demonstra. .5 tion or imposing ceremony, an institution has been opened in GuisbrougE, which deserves r more than a passing notice. The Gaisbrough l1 Club, for that is ititle, is a public institution r which, before long, we trust, will be looked l upon as a public necessity by the inhabitants of Guisbrough and the neighbourhood. It f offers ...

... DISESTABLISHMENT OF THE CHURCH 0F ENGLAND. CONFERENCE OF LIBERATI10NITS IN| MANCHESTER. A conference of the members anu friends of the Liberation Society was held yesterday I morning, at the Mfemorial Hall, Manchester, Mr Hugh Mason, Df Ashton, presiding. Amongst those present were Mr H. Richard, M.P., Mr E. Miall, Mr Lyulph Stanley, Dr. M'Kerson, and others. The CHAInarAN, in opening the ...

... NORTH BOUNCTY NEWS. Mr Henry Watson, the well-known auctioneer of Guisbrough, has established a monthly cattle sale at that place for Cleveland. SALTBURN BRASS BAND.-Mr John Bell, Rush- pool Hal, has I indly presented ,51. to the Salt- burn Brass Ban d, towards the purchase of addi. tional instruments. CLEVMlAND EXTENsrON MINERAL RILWVA.- ; Mr Dodds, M.P., will cat the first sod in connec- ...

... GUY FAWKES DAY IN BRISTOL. A GIRL SHOT DEAD. At the Bristol Police Court, yesterday, a boy named Arthur Adams waso'iarged with killing a little girl, named Sarah Hooper, by firing a pistol loaded with slugs, on Thursday night. He was remanded. THE EUPTON GAS COMPANY. A petition to wind up the Eupion Gas Com- pany stands over for a week, pending the pro. ceedings against the directors, LORD ...

... NE WSCAS'TLE ()l'O110tf A'ION. ELECTION OF AN A- i j1 tO. A special meeting of the >evfca'itle Town Counnil was helA iri thle Uoaircal 'h r , oui `riday, the MIayor (;lr Addison l1ot;l,) in li c' cir for the pur- pose of t ci.c1g n alkierun Lii ?? rt borough in toe room of t , ?? li CIvlt . 1' i- voting papers having been handed in, tht.. ri,_l.t was as follows For Sir Wrn. George K l .B.: ...

... NASA SARIX, A Times MelegOhsM da ted forar, Saturday, Bfys E have seen the Maharajab Scindfa, who repeated I fhat he had the fallest convictin of the Neanas dentity. He wrotc to the Viceroy while I was )resent. He also says that in a private conversation ffhen the Nana claimed his protection, facts which no )ne knew transpired. Colonel Ilowbray Thoinson liso declares that his conviction is ...

... HINDERWELL COURSING . MEETING. .- - . - ?? A two days' coursing was finished yesterday on Captain Turton's Roxby estats, over which Mr Thos. Vaughan, Middlesbrough, bas the right of shooting. The weather during the early part of yesterday was very unfavourable to sport, but as the day advanced the clouds dispersed leaving the sky comparatively clear. The prize was a beauti. fail silver eup, ...