... ; W. M. Hardy, surgeon ; Thomas Weatheritt, builder ; Joe. Barnes, grocer ; Robert Waugh, grocer; Jos. Crowther, manufacturer ; C. H. M. Robson. solicitor G. H. Brown, grocer ; E. Stout, merchant ; C. G. Dunford, iudia-rubber merchant ; Thomas Morgan, ...

... BOWLING. Maxi roe El6—Thomas Watson,of Qoarrlngton Hill, and Thomas Alen, of South View, were matched on Saturday night to bowl over the 171 track for amide, Watson to •Om bowl and Allen a lion Mr Dan Shields is stakeholder. I Wamemisa FILL—On Saturday ...

... of the clouted. WALDAIOOI FRU. ithstandiwz the immense quantity of snow on Widdridge Fell, Joseph Roilham, of Pit Hill. and Thomas Charlton. of West /Manley, 200 z., brought off their match for £lO a-side on the Old Race Course, both men being often up ...

... of thug heroic mimes for which our hardy riverside men, both the Tyne and Wear, are sin justly famous. On Thursday afternoon. lag week, au alarm was raised that woman was drowning in the Wear, near to Castle. Mr. Thomas Curry, the leases of the ferry, the ...

... addition. three bowling matches batwing Jobs Casa and Webb, who ley with 16 canoe bow* ler naldo ; David Hardy and Wen with 10 come bowls, he said': and Thomas Patti and Wm. Boathern with ounce bow* tor ...

... Samuel Woods, Thomas Aspinwall, R. laherwood. Thomas Grover, D. Moore, Janis Finney, Thomas Oakes, Thomas Aldrid ii rboome Hurst, Thomas Ashton, John Houghton, Whinstealer ; Cumberland , Andrew Sharp and Jose Martin A/Tibiae J. Keir ...

... on Saturday fled —A match foe selde decided across the same track. with 10 ea bowie. between David Hardy. of Eighton Bankik and [Addle, of Wieseeon. Hardy won at the eleventh heave by 40 yards. Barrosa—The only match set for decision scram them Bottoms ...

... 2, PILGRIM Y N MATTHEW HARDY, of Front Street Gado:oc Jolter, Deceased„--NOTICE HEREBY OWL.j that at haring eal OW or demands upon or again* the Estate of MATTHEW HARDY, lee Frost Olivet. the Clown Durham. &awe, dared, who died on 2nd d of Be and proved ...

... 36 1839. April 22 Thomas Haynes Bayley, poet — May 17 Lord Wni. Bcntinck, diplomatist 65 May 23 Lady lietter Stanhope 64 July 5 Lady Flora Hastings 36 July 23 Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, G.C.H 80 Sept. 20Rear•Admiral Sir T. M. Hardy, G.C.B. 73 Oct. Admiral ...

... T. G. Gideon, John ltobson, John Goolden, .1. D. Annan, 'Thomas Gray, G. R. Hedley, W. Cross, W. Temple, Adam Caree, J. A. Baty. W. H. Matthewson, Hugh Morton, Thomas Campbell, W. Wilson, Thomas Richardson, T. B. Sanderson; Judge Holt, (/.C..Colonel Rowland ...

... per cent. advance toall their miners from to-day. At a meeting of the Ayrshire miners at Kilmarnock, yes. terday, Mr. Keir-Hardie presiding, the delegates reported that the enalmasters had given 15 per cent, advance and the trout:meters 10 per cent. A ...

... Intimation. MEDLEY.—Gateehead, Peterborough Street, 29th inst., aged 64, Jobe Hedley. HARDY.—Oxhill. 27th Isabela, third and dead, beloved daughter of Frances and E. Hardy. interment to-dos Miesday). April 3n. at Stanley, at Three o'clock. Friends kindly ...