... pr FALL OF A TUNNEL. du The 3arple tuntel, on the Manchester, sir Sihefleld, and Lincolnshire and Midland Rail- ways, collapsed on Saturday morning for about fifteen yards. One man was hilled and three ihjunrd. THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON. trc The farewell banquet of the retirinz Load P ldayor, Sir Andrew Lusk, took place on Satur- anr day nigit. th MR MU )DELLA, M.P,, ON EDIUCA. TION. Mr ...

... 'HE gORTHERN ECHO MONWDAY, NOVEhfIER 9, 1S74. Mft GLADSLONE ON THE VATICAN DECDXB6 e cr aTOn'C pamphlet on the Vatioan a Deorees is the endorsement of the priniples ofP tthe Old Catholics by the foremost LibeOal e statesman in Europe. Within its seventy-two I pages, with a71 the power of lh.a fascinating P pen, Mr GnL6SToa Urges the thesis of Dr. DOL- .C LINGER upon the attention of the ...

... One of the most important restorations I that las taken place in York Minster is that which has just been completed in the south traneept of that venerable pile. Founded as it was by King Edwin, the first Christian King I of NorthumbXia, in 626, a number of restora-I tions have taken place in the building since t that time. The earliest was undertaken by Wilfrid, who was made Bishop of York in ...

... ,ny - _ _ _ _ _ _ -a ny 'MOVEMENTS IN THLE CIVIL SERVICE.-Hr R: S )re Scrafton, Stockton ride, Sunderland, to Middles- a it brough division, Sonderland. I ni- EARLY CLOSING.-On and after to-day, the vag principal tradesmen ?? Auckland willolose N wn their shops at six o'clock, Thursdays excepted. b ble GREAT RISE IN RENT OF SALMON FISHING.- 1 of The total for twelve stations on the Tay, let on ...

... SUMMARY JURISDICTION OF M AGTI-TRATES. SUGGESTED ALTERATION OF THE LAW. lt On Saturday at noon, a meeting of the magis. tl trates of the Bulmer East Division of the North t * Riding, vase held at York, to consider a circular from. the Home Secretary, with reference to the amendment of the law relating to the summaryw jurisdiction of justices of the peace. After con- i' a sideration it was ...

... , MIDDLESBROUGH.-MR EDWARD WILLIAMS. The ?? of Middlesbrough twenty years ago did not exceed eleven thousand. Her population to-day does not fall far short of fifty-five thousand. Hence the population has increased five-fold in twenty years. Should the same rate of increase prevail, her popula- tion in 1894. will number 275,000, and the capital of Cleveland will have more inhabitants than the ...