... being the extraordinary quality of the shorthorns. Previous to the sale an excellent luncheon was served in the granary by M~r Thomas Barn, of the Laibton Arms Hotel, Chester.- le - Street. Mr Wetherell the auctioneer, occpied the chair, and Mr C. .obeon, ...

... ballast. E]ng. lishman, Roope, for Lowestoft; Vlbonezer, Cabot, for Shoroham ; Christabel, Carnhans, for Bright- t, lingsea; Thomas, Smitli, for l~ynn; Johanla, Peters, for Wilhelmsihaven; William Dyer, Hay. wood, for Weyniouth-all coal-laden. f f, H'PooJr ...

... 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; ...

... FAT STOCK SALES. oiln Ani PEuN.-Mr George Hardy's annual bri lhlt Olnietmas hanrv and fat stock sale at Castle to], 'tillen wore held ye .terday, nod were patronised sar 'in- by the leading butcbers of the district. There ii nir, were fewer 1iNadl of ...

... Sept. 8. FErilie, Contrle, at IV. i'pool from tronstadt Scet. 8. Solid, Stelgiser, at WV. 11'pool froni Falkeabulrg Siept. Thomas, Eggers, left tV, illpool (er flendobung SePt6. 9. lEtta, Holmian, left W. llpool ?? Sept. Ponirond, Neusivanm, left W. Hlpoiol ...

... light. Bessemer, 3s, Ling, for Ra;msey, bridgework and timber. HWootr, Nov. 29-London, Robinson, from Dankirk ; (30) St. Thomas, es, Reed, from Lon. don; Empress, Keys, fromn Shiolds-aU in ballast. Success, Hunter, for WVhitby * Paragon, Arnold, ?? ...

... Committee); second prize, £4; thrird prize, £1: 1st, T. Thoempsoa Dinnigton,; 2ad, Thomas RobsnIJ BFvrnes3, Otterburn; 3rd, David Sinellwood, Old Abbey Inn, Whitby; h. c., Thomas A. Wsard, Bywell._ MORPETH BICYCLE CLUB SPORTS. The annual seorts of the Morpeth ...

... This maguilcent vessel, which was lanuched late In February from the shipbuilding yard of Mbasia Wm. Grey and Co. for Messrs Thomas Furness and IOa., proceeded on her trial trip yesterday with a namorousand select party on board. She prooeedod. in toe direction ...

... from Ipswicb, old Iron; Annie Florence, B lney, from FRavertsham, ?? iron Fitz villianm, Croft, foi Terehcen - O sendo ine Hardy, for Grangemouth: Peter Graham, Pigley, for Britton Ferry-al in Iron. IIo{'OL, Oct. 18.-Result. Feast, from Littlehamry- ton ...

... dlftElsnore for Stromnas 3 Craiglands, Scott, from Odessa for Gibraltar I r f , passed Malta Oct. 10. n WHITBY. r German, Thomas, at Penang Oct. 12. 3 *t Cairo at Schiedam from Galatz Oct. 11 2 Mermisaid passed (east) the Lizard Oct: II. g Unity at VIsmar ...

... London-; Liberta Smith, for London (windbound}; Mary and Agnes Smith for London; Terlings. as. - lillerstone, [or Lon. don; St. Thomas, s, Reed, for London; William, Sayers, for London; Eliza Jane, Butterwick, for Rochester; Jane, -Vood, for Yarmouth; (2) Maria ...

... ohi-were charged at Streets S ocktoll County Police Couri yesterday afternoon plans fc with having robbed Lin old man tnraied Thomas durizl 1 :sI Hae5ouLi higialvaiy lealdingt flom Seidgifeield to wvith 40 au Stocktou.-IL appeared that on tie night of the ...