... Street, 'New- cestle, under the presidency of Alderman Hedley, chairmnan of the Board of Directtors. The secretary (M~r Win. Hardie) read the notice convening the meeting, and the report of the Directois SIwhich was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, after expressing ...

... heifer and sicakler, £24 5s. Sheep, Edrrine ton Castle, 5i& Gd; New-water Haugh, S6s Gd; Lamberton, 59s 6d: Scramerston (Mr Hardy's), 59s; Foulden Castleoewes. GSa 6d: 'seuddylaw, 56s; L'nthank, e5s; Lethamn Shank, 56s 6.1; Billy- la~w, &bs; Hope, Sl2s: ...

... Brown George, 7 years, the first prize of £30 being eventually given to the I first-named horse. The judges were Mr George Hardy, Mr | ihos. Carr, and Mr Robert Hall. ENCROACHMENTS ON HEDLEY HILL COMMON. Between thirty and forty caudymen, accompanied ...

... cattle: Heifors, £I15isa to £13 7s Gd eath; top. 'Mr J. Stephenson, Newbiggen House. Biullorcks, £15 lis to £16 bs; top, Mr Thomas W-augh, Hail Yards. Veal calves, 27.s to 81s; top, Mir Cuthtbert Nicholion, Warn's Burnt War-k. Fat sheep: Hall-bred shearliogs ...

... fair show as to quality, but not so numerous, and realisud about £1 per head of an advance. TYNEDALE (IIEXHAM), Juno 27.-MNTr Thomas Blandford passed through his mart to-day 25 fat cattle, 2 veal carves, 135 fat hecn. and 32 fat lambs, the whole being soon ...

... whole of the cattle was £2U3 USs 01, ?? prinoipall buyers were Mr W17m. Hall, Stockton, Mr Wm. - f . Ms, Mr Win, Scott, Mr Thomas Scott, Mr J. Vawrson, Dir Trotter, and Mr Jo-seph Hethaerington, Beef, 1as per stone; mutton, 10d per lb. B EEWIVIC K. The ...

... los per head. I1IALT ON, Jan. 7,-Very small offer, but quite equal ~to emn.Iricle lean stock from £5 per bead, but they were hardy lokedat.Goodcow in emad at £1I7 to £20 each. Larg ofersof igsforpor an baon urposes, and these sailt wellby ucton. mal pis ...

... Mi~idle Ord, 53s: Letbam Shank, G53e; Hope (kZ u-eion's, 4ls; 81; Untoank, pis; Scremerston Hllc, tos: nawc Ihe; -r- Amucrth (Mr Hardy's), ofs: Atlerdeas, Esd; Lsortoaneed, is Shoremwood, ato; picleint Pleasant ofls e B Gd; Ben- 10l; 1ton , Law. 9d Nw l _ape ...

... Wbitodambead, £23 INs; Berryburn, £21 10Cc; Billy Law, £24 15s; High Steads, £21 5sa; Cumoborland Bower, £E20 sc; Scremerston (M~r Hardy), £24 lIs; Berriugton. Law, £11 Sc; Mordiqgton Mains, £22, dcc. Sheep: Hutton Ilains, 5Si Gil; U nthank, G6c Gd; Greenlaw Walls ...

... gun now pro- I duced was his. Mir Thomas (for the defence): How do you know that this is your gun?-Pro- secutor: Aw knaw nicely. (Laughter.) - Mr Thomas: But how do you know?-Prosecutor: Why, there's some marks ?? Thomas: What marke'?-Prosecutor: There's ...

... consideration of the greatly increased business of the company and the very efficient services of the secre. tary, Mr William Hardie (who has been in the employment of the company above a quarter of a century), the directors have pleasure in recommending ...

... and with regard to a paragraph in which the directors recommended the proprietors to increase Mr Hardie's salary £100 a year, he might say that Mr Hardie went to that Company as secre- tary in 1865, and that the amount paid in dividend was then £6,000; ...