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... Benj. Nicholson; secretary, Mr. Juba Haman ; treasurer, Mr. Joseph Kirtley • ruminates, Meaas. Jae. Nicholson, Thomas Nicholson, William Hardy, and John T. Spring. THE CHARGE or BRILAALNO Hag's Lao.— Yesterday, at the Newcastle Police Court, Hurt Lynn. ...
... THE HARDY DISASTER. Mr. Thomas Williams, coroner. resumed yesterday has invastigation into the of the death of 81 persons, who peruhed through • collie!) , expicsios at Mardy, on the 21st ult.—Thc Groner, rn opening the proceedings, expressed the hope ...
... having been thoroughly ear Intoned. Mr. Griffith Thomas. the manager, the willing eminence in this way of Mr. W. James, of Pent, Mr. John A blot, Ling S ir. Jerson eletedith, of Fernjale, sod Mr. Thomas, of Ferndale. They lied no difficulty ix procuring ...
... to gain admission. round—lrving Blenkharn, Newoastle. threw Thomas Conan, New. castle; Georee Cockburn. Newcastle, threw Thomas Robinson, Benwell 11111; James Forster, Newcastle, threw Thomas Grant, • John Mier. Newcastle, threw Wm. Harrison, Ben. we l ...
... BULBS DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS.—ANT. ReiOZEN and SON, Overveen, near HaarIem.—OURGUINEA PACKAGE (again enlarged) of CHOICE HARDY FLOWER ROOTS for Spring Gardening contains over 1,000 Scald Bulbs, viz. : dtsdadlcelours 40 Persian Ranunculus 60 Tulips, 50 ...
... Mr. Thomas Sutherland proposes to take counsel of his shipowning friends before deciding finally whether he shall persist in his opposition to the Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Appliance) Bill. In the meantime, the hon. gentleman will maintain his block ...
... which elnsed with entries, made up Into 16 heats.—Mt Thomas Whites small dog sweep at Mr George BMW; flunniside.—Sparrow shooting at MrJohn RogerweGLWlien' Rabbit maiming at Hill Top. Dipton,—Hardy and Owen's heat In handicap at Omionde Champion Grounds ...
... EMLEY AND SONS, (LATE WALKER •Ro ZWLEY), HAW I - AND 44, WESTGATE ROAD. 1 WWI MULLS 1101111111. Gana mar. I THOMAS HARDY'S NEW STORY. THE FIRST PART OF A MERE LNTERLUDE 111111MIACTVIUM . _ TELEGRAPH IC M llama . J. I , 4ILLICIIDAT • W,TRD - r W. MIS* ...
... wnR rr A. HARDY AND COI. raw I QUALITY Is THY TEST or amnion; POCOCK BROTItERS.. NOM WKS Wadi OM RAM WI JOHN BURGESS d SON, KIX PATS NOM 0 PILLS r RICHEY. HUDSON'S MATCHLESS MEDICINES. P.. • • WICKS SAKING • POWDIEnma NM' KM PIA CUM BulwreirrEocr'PE PbWlf ...
... —Whithurs, Moor Lane, aged 1 5 yearn, John, the second son of the late Thomas Jewill, Prodboe-on•Tyne. HARDY.--Old Washington, New Road. inst., aged 74. Mary Hardy, widow the late William Hardy. Interment at Old Washington at Three o'clock to-day (Saturday) ...
... for the GatMead man, after a wellcontested game, by 16 pouts. £1 seide has been patted at Thomas Rutter's, Furnace pen. Walker, to bind a match between Thomas Scott and John Chart. ton, both of Walker. to play at the Furnace Inn Grounds, on Mon. day ...
... T. ; J. Rumen John Milburn and Joa Marley ; & R. Hardie ; W. Ramsey ; J. L. Nevi Benaell ; ; Aka. Roes; A Miner; Mrs. Holland; Bevan Harris • J. W. Robson • Hallway Clerk • H. W. ; Ales. Hay ; Thomas orcoirni: L ; Ar tina ._.; RATIIDIIBI.—Yr. had when ...