... ult., aged 8. months. Ikrtu . eon Henry Nixon. At liexhom, Haugh Lane, ult,, aged 23 month!?, Frederick Bateson, son of Thomas Hardy, Ilouee, Whittington, It, aged 82. Simon Beattie, qaarmnau. Cbollcrton, Burn Side, 50th ult, wed 19 years. George Lawson ...

... remembered seeing so many people congregated together at Lillswood. The stock belonged to the representatives of the late Mr Thomas Hall, whose death, it may be remembered, unfortunately occorred six months ago. The stock was a very suitable one for the ...

... with the Implements 1230. Terms-Cash. Cbeeiott, Corliridge-on-Tyue. FALLOWPIELD, NEAR HEXHAM. MR THOMAS BLANDFOED, ■cling under instructions from Mr Thomas Errington, the repreeenUtUe * tenancy of fifty-nine yesra, BY AUC TION, st FALLowriHLD, on Wbdkmday ...

... milted that Jus name was Edward Thomas Nairn. letter had, witness said, been received from tbs police authorities at Durban, Natal, enclosing portrait of the prisoner, and asking for his arrest, under the name of Edward Thomas Naim, fiiispicion of having ...

... fliwers, open to children not e*ceedmg fourteen year* of age—l, W. bhield. Went Wrlam: 2. Thomas Heslop, Pradhoe. Twelte fresh hen eggs, 1, Jos, H. Robson : 2. Thomas Robinson. Loaf of home-made bread. 1, Halt, 2, Mrs Armstrong, We one pound of butter, t ...

... measure of success. The Cumberland philanthropist has won the golden opinion of all classes. There are about varieties of hardy British feVns growing in Weardale in their different local habitats, and jnst now they look exceedingly Ktty, they ate just ...

... Star says. Mr T. B. Hardy, the well-known water-ooloer artist, whose two pictures occupied the place « honour the water colour room Academy last year, is hard at work uiion picture which hopes will boat the record. —As lad, Mr. Hardy ranaway from home, ...

... REMARKS.—The are all Shorthorns, and are in good condition. The Black-faced Sheep are a nice lot. They are sound, healthy, and hardy ; and are suitable for remotal to any locality. Not a single sheep has died out of the flock during the 9 14, Hen cotes Street ...

... owing the depth of the water, they were unable to render any assistance. At this jonctnre, fortunately, two young men, named Thomas Bland and Edvard Robson, came upon tbs scene, and they once rushed to the assistance of the lads. Bland and joined hands for ...

... recently held meellog thia olob the fo'.lowing were elected officers for the ensuing roieon :-Captala, BtopDn; vice-captain, J. Hardy j decretory, O. Holl; treasurer, J. Henderson. Foatfcnll still popolit wllb lie Hczbam, and to one of their chief games; m ...

... varied Utensils in the Dairy. Solo to commence 12*30 p.m. prompt. Ravensheugb, Work-on-Tyne. FALLOWPIELD. NEAR HEXHAM. MR THOMAS BLANDFORD, acting outer instructions from Mr Thoms* Erriogton, the teprcflCßUtifo of Me>«o alter tenancy fllty-nln« years ...

... A Lee, 6, mutton —Lieutenant Comm moved vote of thanks to the donors of the prises, response on their behalf being made by Thomas Richardson, of Coatlith Hill. Cocntt Council. —There present three candidates the field (or the seat Hie County Council for ...