... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... NORTH COUNTTRY NEWS. Lie Ot GOING APEAD.-The South Yorkshire Miners' at Association now owns the most handisome build- ro iog in Barneley, as its headquarters. It was built dy for the Association at a cost of 7,0001, de M WIIALL'S BaoTTHEs.-Tbe Rev. J. G. Miall h is about to resigen the pastorate of Salem Inde. he pendent Chapel, Bradford, which ho has held for oir nearly fifty years. ild A ...

... DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH A POACHER NEADA REDCAR. A man named Frederick Cox, a miner at Up. I leatham, was charged at the Guigbrough Police Court, yesterday, with trespassing in pursuit of game, and violently assaulting a gamekeeper,E named Hardeastle, on Sir Charles Lowther's es- i tate, at Wiltcn near Relear, on Monday after. noon. The prisoner and another man were ob. i served by the watchers ...

... WEST HARTLEPOOL IMPRtOVE MENT COMMISSIONsElS. The usual fortnightly meeting was held yester- day, Mr C. Emerson in the chair. MIOPE LIGHT. An application by Mr George Steel, Church. street, for an additional gas lamp in Back Milton- street South, was referred t) the Lighting Com. mittee. FIRE WOBRS. Mr D. Downey, Lynn-street, refused at the previous meeting I ecause his prenises were sur- ...

... EXCISE PROSECUTION AT HlOUGHTON-LE SPRING. | .. ~ .7no +1,A rrA .4@ - - *- Yesterday at the Ho1guhton-le.bpring Police e. Cenrt, Alexander Fleet, described as a grocer and a i bottled ale merchant living at Birttey, was sumn- a moned at the instance of the Iulacd Revenue Er Commissioners for having a carriage without a fur license on the 24th of August last. The Super. to visor of Excise of ...

... SCENE BETWEEN THE BENCH AND THE BAR AT GUISBEOUGH. ?. A case, which gave ri~e to an interesting pas- in sage at arms between the Bench and the Bar, was tl heard yesterday at Guisbrouch. The magistrates P 3 present were Admiral Chaloner, Mr Hf. W. Yeo- w maa, the Rev. II. W. Yeoman, and Mr J. S. v, o Ayrto, and thecase in question was one in which rr a provision dealer at, Lingdale Lane was ...

... LATEST NEWSO a THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF r 3 WALES AT BIRMINGHAM. f e The visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales 0 caused great enthusiasm in Birmingham, yes. - terday. Profuse decorations were displayed ,fon the route of the Royal procession. Lord 7 and Lady Aylesford, the Duchess of Manches. t: a ter, Lady Westmoreland, and Lord Blandford a . accompanied their Royal Highnesses, who left ...

... I HE # OR Tl H,,-cIRl ~C HQ D -1 RURAL SANITARY R.EFORM. AT A MEETlNG of the Farmers' Clab, held in the Salisbury Hotel on Tuesday, one of t. the speakers, in a discussion upon rrgl sanitary reform, declared that if our Public Dr Health Acts were rigilly enforced, half the 13. cottages of the country would be declared It. unfit for habitation. The aduission, coming : from a representative of ...