... TERRFFIO GALE ON THE NORTH- EAST COAST. 4- - DISTRESSING SCENES. SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. THREE SEIPS ASHORE AT SOUTH SHIELDS. Yesterday, a terrific gale from S.S E. ple' vailed on the North-East Coast. The first indi. cation of the storm was given about ten o'clock cn Saturday niht, when the wind suddenly rose and gradually increased ia intensity. On the stormn coming away tho members of the ...

... I ,. ~ ~~ 1 Oes [REOIET's TiELEGIUMS.] re FRANCE. A n- PAnis, Saturday.-M. Thiers, in a conversa- 19 tion reported in the France, observed that the ie country was neither Bonapartist nor Monarch- S rn ist, but Republican. He believed the Republi- oll Af can party would assume an active attitude at che ,r, the reopening of the Assembly. Le *n THE ASSEMBLY. anc as PAms,Saturday.-The orderof ...

... T. Ilo - .- L ?? Itis reported that Me Emerson, Rae engineer to will dthe Darlington Corporation, is about to remove to and ii a Similar situation in Blackburn. will La WHITBYT FeiR.-This fair was held on Satur- fl gdrzy, and the market was crowded with visitors, At I 'h holiday-making snti on business, boy nM The Rev. C. H. Jeaffreson, second master of oba isthe Neweastle-en-Tyne Grammar ...

... A STORY OF THE LAST FRENCH. I INVASiON PANIC. e COBDEi AND PALMUllSTON. the At a conference on international arbitrationheld for oil Friday evening, in the Reform Club :Man- thr, t chester. under the chairmanship of Mr 1enry mo: Lee, Mr Henry Richard, hMP., narrated an bee anecdote told by Mr Cobden, who told him it in at confidence, but as nll the parties connected with SaE a the affair were ...

... U.- I e-_a r- On Saturday, William Robson, alias Ithelbll ie Stewart, alias Jeffrey, labourer, Thomas dun to Tracey, hairdresser, and Robert Ratcliffu, Na te labourer, were charged at the Middlesbrough j ik Police Court, with being suspected persons, and Ca a freruenting places of publio resort for the pur- BI( m pose of committing a felony. Robson and pr, Trecey were remanded from the ...

... THE DURHAM COKE DRAWERS f: AND LABOURERS. he DELEGATE MEETING AT BISHOP qr. AUCKLAND. D dr he -A meetiisg of delegates representing most of a the collieries in South Durham waas held at Mrs b to Baxter's, George Inn, Bishop Auckland, on v he Saturday afterncon, for the purpose of explain- E ns Ing the objects of the recently formed Coke a is Drawers' and Labourers' Association. Mr, ti rid ...

... ?? _ - - - - I -I P' SH i o E fRHR2. XCHOti3 t t i MOND47, NO VEMBER 30, 1874. ?? - _I AT TIM TWO extremes of the Northern fron- , tier of India we Pro at present experiencing goeme of the inconveniences of Empire. Far anay in the East, where the most distant dis- trict of Assam adjoins the Himalayas, a primi- tive race of barbaxians are daily invoking the spirits of their grandmothers to ...

... I3 If aLATEST NEWBS. I X _ ] of ?? ?? I -I STORM ON THE CORNISH COAST. ]e 'ir- A very violent storm ?? is blowing on a ern the Cornish coast. The atmospheric pres. le 20 sure decressed half-an-inch during Saturday bh y- night. ti .IN fc 'he THE PRINCE AND PiIIN!CESS OF ess WALES. b to b 'Ir°- The Prince and Princess of Wales returned r ble to Sandringham on Saturday, from Panthan- s1 ted ger ...

... I I . . . . . . Advocates of prohibition, who exulted in the bighly coloured sketch of the happiness of a Ver. moot village, contributed to onr columns by Mr N. Hoepworth Dixon, have almost forgotten the - daniaging admission contained in the letter ad- the dressed by tho Governor of the State of MItine to Ba: Mr George Lynas, of Middlesbrough, as to the Rat failure of the Maine Law in the ...