... I - . SUNDAY CLOSING OF PUBLIC- t HOUSES. as MEETING AT STOCKTON. On Tuesday night a public meeting was held in the Borough Hall, Stockton, to advocate the necessity of stopping the sale of intoxicating lb liquors on Sundays-the Rev. Canon Falconer th prsiig. The CoAcilsesx said he had received letters from be various friends who were unable to be present, all b of whom expressed hearty ...

... -I THE ATTEMPT ON T'EE CUZAR I THE ASSASSINS' PROCLAMATION. S A Daily News telegram from St. Petersburg , ays that on the day of the Czar's return to that city the Revolutionary Committee issued a violent proclamation, which was distributed day after day, 0 and in which they justified the late attempt at n Moscow, and declared that it was male by their order. The following are the more ...

... AC)ION T1O RECOVER £800. . . - ! - ' -.- LI11- y:-1. fix. In the Exchequer Division of the High Court c of Justice the case of Mitchell v. Homfray was f yesterday before Baron Huddleston and Mr Justice c Hawkins, sitting in bauco. The action was tried t before Mr Justice Stephen at the last Durham Assizes, when a verdict was given for the de- fendant.-Mr Herschell, Q. a, II.P., now moved for a ...

... INORTf1 COUNTRY NEWS. I - - DUIIHAM CATHEDRAL. rOSmsAY, COTO1'oR 21, 1679. Morning-Service: Kermpton in B flat. Authema (584): 0 Lord, in 'hy wrathi (Gibbsin). Evening-Service: Ktempton in B flat. Anthem: Seek ye the Lord-Isaiah Wv., 6, 7-(Ares)y . The Rev. J. P. Tanues, F.S.A, of Morley, has received a unanimons call from the congregation worshipping at the Queen's-terrace Congregational ...

... HEAR'1'LESS DESEiRTION OF CI iLDRE N BY A MOT1'HER. I - - - - -- . Le A MERITED PUNISIIHKENT. le Yesterday, at nuisibrough Petty Sessions, a A woman named Sarah Sollett (30), the widow of a st man who was killed by falling over the railway Is viaduct at Loftns, was charged with deserting e5 her five children and leaving them chargeable to la the common fund of the Guibsrough U. ioU. Mr ad A. ...

... LAST NIGHT'S PARL1AMENT. H HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY. efVI 3 The LoaD CHAloIELLOR took his seat at five ti o'clock. al SIR BARTLE FRERE'S INSTRUCTIONS. Earl GRANVILILE noticed that the Chancellor pi of the Exchequer was reported to have said last 01 0 night that instructions of a negative character r l had been sent to Sir Bartle Frere with regard to of the annexation of Zaluland, and things of ...

... NORTHII COUNTRY NEWS. I DURTUAI CATHIEDRAL. WZDXKESOAV, May 7, 1873. nsriug-Servio C: tRogers in D. Antihem (377); Oast thy burdell (Moudelsaoha). Rvoueiug-Servico Rogors inD. Anthom (45)) Be. lhold, nov, inraigo thc Lord (itogers). Mr Walter Henry James, MU., has been elected a mOembr of the Qeuoral Committee of the Reform Club. TiE PRESBYTErIAN BAZAAI AT VEST HARTLE- rooL.-Tho total proceeds ...

... THE ZiULU WAR. I ITRANSPORTS ENGAGED Th FOR THE TROOPS. _ _ _ Mal ACTIVITYINTHEARSENALS lth] 1 erof S 40,( APPREHENSIONS IN INDIA. Los tem cen 1 News of the di'saster has reached India, and the Dri spirit in which it has been received by - some of cap roa the native tribes is inducing great caution onl the colt part of the Government at home in withdrawing of -troops from that Empire. Mal The ...

... T c I, AFF(3RAN WAR . DiiUE ?..OUBLEe tIN 1 THI, UY. BzW i r YviceioY's TLLEsGsea.] le lIst Jfn ry, 187R.-Road between Shergai and o Ali Afusjid temporarily stopped by party of about al thirty Mild KLhs. Yesterday one camp follower co killed. Troops ordered out, but road Cleared by dii Jes'iilehies b-form their arrival. Telegraph open to IT Ali M-Liuejid, i4 beiug pushed on to Lundi Rhaun, ...

... ;) The regular monthly meeting of the above S A Authority was held at the Workhouse yesterday e h forenoou-the Chairman (Mr W. Edgar) pre- a is siding.a MEDICAL OiCFIEiRS' REPOITS. a s. The Deputy-Clerk (Mr S. Adams) read the fol. Sl a lowing report of Mr V. Hutchinson, medical officer P t of health for No. 3 district D aring the year dl 1878 the health of No. 3 district has on the t] v. whole ...

... MRE GISOMETER EXPLOSION AT WITTON PARK. e THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. The inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Ralph Richards (80), who died from a the effect of injuries received at the gasometer explosion at the Witton Park Gas and Coke Com. e pany's, on the 7th nlt., was continued at the r Welsh Harp Inn, Witton Park, yesterday fore- dL noon-before Mr Deputy-Coroner Proud. Mr e ...

... D ]NORULo COUNTRY NEWS. .- DURIHAM CATIIE DRAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1879. Morning-Service CBryan in G. Antham (538) Daievr s, 0 Lrod;out' Gol (Gibbons). s- ETvening-Service: Bryan in G. Anthem (458) t Thoes are they (Dykes). HUNTING APPOINTMIENTS. The 1URWVORTST FoxaounDs Will meet on SaterdtV, Feb. 1, at Northallerton- Trasday, Fee. 4, at Yermit Saturday, Feb. 8, at Dinslale Bridge-eaCa day ...