... other business was not iin- portant. SUNDAY POACHrmING NEAR BISHOP AucKLAND.- At Bishop Auckland Pollce Court, yesterday, Thomas Hardy, pitman, appeared in answer to a summanons charging him with trespassing in pursuit of game on land over which Mr Bowser ...

... 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge; Charles Henry Hardy Fleetwood, St. Bees College, Cumberland; James Gallie, 8.A., Trinity College. Dublin; Alfred George, Queen's College, Birmingham; Clement Thomas Hales, M.A., Christ's College, Cambridge; David Harrison ...

... INDUSTRIAL CLASS. ,A,Aticles by mechanics-lst, C. Dawson, Conndon ; and, Robert Cairnes, Darlington ; 3rd, Thomas Butch, Shildon; 4th, Captain M'Plierson, Sunderland; sth, Joseph RoMon, Shildon; 6th, Jonathan Sewell, Etherley Lane; 7th, James Nicholson ...

... baker; Alexander Main, stationer. SOUTH WARD.—Jos. D. Blackburn, gentleman; R. Scupham, picture frame maker; Thomas Sanderson, slater; Thomas Carter, gentleman. A good deal of interest is now being taken in the result of the election, and one of the test ...

... present. Golc very firm in price, especially (1.11 - GAZETTE NEWS. 0 101. Thomas Capst BANKRUPTS. facturer. an', of West Hartl e pool, FIRST GENERAL MEETINGS,:v Yort:lb*: Joseph Hardy Bainbridge, North Orrol'i'll;sbroub builder ;at Mr Teale's, 1, Albert-road ...

... contests are probable. SOUTH WARD.-Mr William Rjbinson, prc- posed by Messrs Thomas Bronton, Edward Manners, Joseph Kimber Wilres, and Jas. Bragg; seconded by Messrs Thomas Barron, George Ibbetson, Charles Walker (Wellington-place), and Joseph H. Wood ...

... Faith, Smith, of secretary ry; th, George lodge—John standardbearers, Baines Davison, Thomas Smi Hope, son N.G.;be Charity. Officers St e venson, H. Haughton, Thomas Milner, Henry Heslop. NATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER ' DARLINGTON, num b er ing about 300 ...

... May last, to- oaquantity of tanner's bark was consigned from iter- Stockton to Messrs Child and Co., Darlington.- lge. Mr. Thomas Garrey, cashier in the goods depart- cett ment at the Hope Town warehouse, said that the ets, prisoner had been employed as ...

... BIRTHS. ?? 21, at Pine Cottage, Fo.-y Dantele wife of Mr John Hardy, of a eon. MARRIAGES. BONEa-BaRTToN.-April 19, at the RgeiYtev fc0, Stockton, Mr Thomas Bone to M;6 jaue naillA, both of Middlesbrough. CaAGGS-HALL.-April 20, at tha ?? Ot 00t, Bishop ...

... On the 11th of May last, a quantity of tanner's bark was consigned from Stockton to Messrs Child and Co., Darlington.— Mr. Thomas Garrey, cashier in the goods-department at the Hope Town warehouse, said that the prisoner had been employed as a correspondence ...

... SATURDAY NIGHT IN A PUBLIC- HOUSE AT STOCKTON. On Thursday, at Stockton Police Court, Thomas William Blench, landlord of the Spread Eagle Inn, Dovecot-street, was charged by George Hall with damaging his coat.—Complainant said he went into defendant's ...

... Goom. Wilun, Hurwooth;' Srd, N Thomas Wileo~n, Croi't. J.BI. odglau,NEij., to eottaigei~s, a. ?? lilfor tlio beet, is for the eocolid best, amd Is Oil farJ mI Of the, third host. three, , pllnts in . pot-leit, ,ThOm'as h asiC Petty, Blacknwell ; 2nid ...