... - ?? V AU mu . At the Guisbrough Petty Sessions, yesterday, Thomas Smith and Mary Ann Smith, his wife, were charged with, being drunk and riotous at Lockwood Beck, near Moorsholm on the 81et nit. At Lockwood Beek are a number of huts in wbich reside a number of navvies who are em. i ployed by the Cleveland Water Company in Constructing a reservoir, the two defendants being tbh'hut keepers. On ...

... WHfITBY INSTITUTE SOIREE. a SPEECHES BY MR W. E. GLADSTONE, M.P., AND MR C. M. PALMER, H.P. The annual soiree of the Whitby Institute of s Popular tcience, Art, and Literature, was held 3yesterday in the Congress Hall.- The Whitby ainstitu'et is not merely the oldest but the only public educational machine in the town. It was established m my years ago, and in its way has been productive of ...

... WHaITBY VOLUNTEER BALL.-The annual ball of the Whitby Voluntears (2nd North York) was held in St. Hilda's Hall, on Monday evening. I NON-PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES.-At the Stock- ton County Court, yesterday, John Derby, Ralph Wilkinson, and Jas. Wilson, was summoned by a Thomas Olston, atthe instance of the Stockton u School Board for non-payment of the fees for chil. I dren attending school. In ...

... IOUR NEW: MAYORS. A~HARTLEPOOIL.-MR GEORGE Hca~Y of. Mi- George Harslny, the neiwly.pleoted Mayor de ~e of artlepool, is a member of the well-known - ap as firm 'f E. S. Jobson and Co., merchants. There Tt ?? are Horsleys here and there throughout the Sei d- worla, but Hartlepool is their habitat. They Ki 3eabounid there) and have done from time imme- en5 mor~hl. Like thu Poundersi, ?? to Ilaw ...

... DARLINGTON. WEST WARD. The vacancy in the representation of this ward, caused by the elevation of Mr Councillor Potts to the Aldermisnic chair, vacated by Mr Alderman Janson's resignation, is to be the occasion of a contest. Rival requisitions are in course of signa- ture to Mr John Morreil, formerly a oudidate for vacancies in the North-East and in the South Wards, and to Mr Thomas Brauton, ...

... I| I CABINET COUNCIL. A fully attended Cabinet Conncil was held yesterday in Downing-street. THE DUCHESS OF EDrNBURGH. The Duchess of Edinburgh, accompanied by the Duke, drove out yesterday. PUBLISHNG BElTTING INTEL- LIGENCE. Thomas Gill Dixon, proprietor of the Turf Herald and Hull Sun was yesterday fined 301. or two months imprisonment at the East Rid. ing Petty Sesesions, for publishing ...

... THE *ORTHERN ECHO WEDNESDAY. IOVfl ?? 11. 1874. MR. DISRAELI'S SPEECH, IarA. X ?? a ,aLlt MS DisnAmrJ did not allow his speech at an, the LORD MAYORBS Banquet to give even a pre hint as to the policy which he intended to Tu pursue next Session. All that he said on de( that subject was the happy observation that doi wf oat may happen in the next Session will irr probably be the subject of some ...

... DARLINGTON TEMPERANCE SocrETY. s1 1 . - - - - I I . The thirty-ninth annual meeting of this Society was held last night at the Central Hall, Darling. ton. The proceedings commenced with a public tea of which about 600 persons partook. After tea, a public meeting took place, and long before l the chairman took his seat the hall was crowded on the ground flocr, the platform being filled with the ...

... Sabaerlption-liits, nouces of private entcrtainments, sad all annotmaementa of personal interest and private advantage, Aas oHAPoEnALE As ADvarTsIOs5Nc5 Omrmnnications forwarded with-ut authantioat&'n are Invariably rejected. Printed letters, centto untrom the offloe of other loornals, cannot be inserted. FOOTPATH TO HAUGETON-LE.SKEBNE. TO TBE EDIToR OF THE y OaTHIEN HEUo.' SIR,-From your ...

... FATAL ACCIDE NT TO A CHILD AT STOCKTON. An inquest was held at the Mechanics' Inn, Norton-road, Stockton, yesterday, before Mr John 1 Settle, coroner, on the body of Dennis Moore, y aged 21 months, who was ran over by a cart en X3 the previous afternoon, and killed almost in- t stantly.-ThomnasHeatwvell, a cabman, who saw t the accident, said he saw two single horse carts I following himn ...