... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... DARLIFNTON GBAMMAR SCHOOL j GcOVERNORS. . UV V Z`-1VU. b A neaeting of the Governors of ?? Darlinlgton .raminar Schvol waa hctl S6d.d1y. r, I.. Dlde (cecnpied tbe chair, r)nl tbele were ?? pre-t sent the Mayor, the Rpwqs. W. (b. Stephens and A. H. Hruglhes, also Aldermen Luclk, Bowroeu, and 1.Henry Pease, Mtesers Edward Pease, Tberidoce Fry, T It. M. Plews, ae' Ttn1'nelo. OSiSC5LLAn;OOUS.i lhs ...

... I BY W. HEPWORTH DIXON. [r- -1 ?- VWRITTEN FOR ruE NORTHERN ECHD. 1 O LETTER III.-THE NATION'S WARD. 1 d RICHsMOND, OCTOBER., In the capital of Virginia, I saw this morning a by poetical figure called the Nation's Ward; a negro iiboy, in all the freshness of his youth and all thet stimpotence of his race. Thenegro type is tenderly c g sabdued; not into that of the African Sibyl, in s 1. ...

... I HE #ORTHERN IC1od j SATURDAY, N1OVEMBER 7, 1874. THE R FORMING RAILWAY. THE DmRECTORS of the Midland Railway Pompany have issued a circular vindicating their conduct in proposing to abolish second. class carriages. It clearly defines the d changes which they intend to make, and justifies the great reform which they , desire to introduce. 'It also announces that the Directors willingly accede ...

... ISKELTON-lN CLEVELAND BOARD OF HEALTH, le The monthly meeting of the members of this I- Board was held yesterday afternoon, at Skel- e ton, Mr E. B. Hamilton presiding, when the ; questions of building new offices for the Board, and ?? railway passenger accommodation n for the district, were again discussed, Among of the preliminary matters considered was the ji. somewhat ?? case of a person ...

... ?? TORTH COUNTRY NEWS. ACcIDENT BY THE INCAUTIOUS Uan OF FIRE. AItMs.-On Thursday night, the Rth iust., the sol of T, Abbott, hairdresecr, Goeford-street, Mid. dleabrongh, was severely injured. He was in the act 'f pulling up the hammer of a pistol, whili accidentally explodedl, carrying away a portion of the thumb of the left hand, He was promptly attended to by Dr McKenzie, whio performed ...