... Stafl 71 fotbahier Briclks and Tilem; and Buildilng ?? of all kLindas, always in Stpic. _ at rW1HEDARLINUTON PAINT STORES. -] THOMAS JAMES, Engineer's Faotor; Paints, Oils, Varnishoes, Bruehos. B. Canou and Co.'s Olue j and Sie Powders, Ousoarint Door Mate ...

... Nelshbesn'hood. MInisters will nhhgs by kindly giving notice of those DII- Mecaingi. I be THOMAS MA'THESON, Chairman. THOMAS le. BAllEt', Mob. Sec. ALEXANDER BROWN. mug THOMAS A. LEIGH. lIon. dcc for Noon-day Prayer Meeting. es. ? Radian-bay. fidejel ED FREE ...

... motion of Colonel-Wlcroy, ALr Crombie of Thornton was appointed president of the club for the year; and, on the motion of Sir Thomas Gladstone, Mr Scott, Brotherton, andl the Master of Abutbnott were appointed vice-presidents.i , The comumittee' having been ...

... ii LAS 2. Al1 that Mestatisg P. o Tensemenit. situato aid ht 19 beissNo. ,Ltl rdeiasir, Cairdiff. siow ii the UcssIlon of Thomas Kewnnan, and producing a rent of b. 6d Ss.&-week. Let, 3. ii thatt Mesonage or Tenement, stoalet and .4 being No. 3. Little ...

... North ot England. and specially esrsmssepded for BEt ii Delicate Children by the Medical Faculty. CR1 C l'stmseccnt: s. REV THOMAS GOODWLN, MA., DCL, LL.D. A ProspOctiA will be ferearded on application. oath I- t stirstitY to Plc Goodeetti's nnenepasoed ...

... Leadaahaill-etraet, London; T or ?? V.H11l0N0, Albert-terrace, IIWeal fiartlepool; B. ?? OttO, Sratiou'ar, Hlartlepool; Df THOMAS 13CX, North-road Steoa DarliuglWn; 01THOMIAS WALTON, 21, Pritnoe'l-stroot, Stockton-on.l Iees; J. BROWN, 511, Wilaon-street ...

... oval-leaved, the best varietyforhedgesscreens,&c., evergreen, hardy and vigorous growth, 20,W00 fine piants. IVIES in great variety, variegated and green. ROSES.-Standards, Half Standards, and Dwarfs, hardy Lancashire grown Plants of the best sorts. LILACS.-Deutrias ...

... UNTII lit, 1artS o')l ra REe GREAT SUCCEJSS of HARDY'S I PENNY ant SRII E OEHr DYES hrs lo d to the i orodrijouo of wrv'thlems j i li,etlore. To p ecanut die- appr oheiu tirioi, iesbt yl ;ir trilciritari for Hardy', rin ld de iis t lie wirirai1 i al r to iali ...

... 0 o (Boys) . 2 2 0 Mrs. Miller ..a o o Mr. C. H. Hamilton Misses Miller (Girls) ?? x 0 o o atid pupils .. t 12 0 Mr. H. C. Hardy 12 o o Mr. W. Nesbitt 5 o o Rev. H. F. H. Mr.W. E. Hub. Herne . a 22 0 bard, jun. ..125o 0 0Miss E. Hinde Mlr .J.R. Norton ...

... I I o (Boys) ?? 2 0 Mrs. Miller ..a I o o Mr. C. H. Hamilton Misses Miller (Girls) ?? I5 o o and pupils .. 1220 Mr. H. C. Hardy 12 o o Mr. W. Niiesbiti 0 0 Rev, H. F. H. Mr.W. E. Hub. Herne..s. a a 2 0 bard,jun. ..I25 0 0 Miss E. Hinde Mr.J.R.Norton 2 ...

... modern arrangensenta. The grounds ace osisamental sire - and extensive. Immediate possession can be ?? to 7 ted Paterson and Thomas. 15, Cook-sf-rest. had 4)4 ? jo? a, with immediate possession a Detached Villa care to Klr0.hr Park. Kirkiby. containing two ...

... other outbuildings belonging thereto and situate at the back thereof, now in the respective occupations of Messrs. Thomas Sales, Thomas Harrison, Joseph Harrison, and George Harrison. N.B.-A small part of the Workshop and Penthouse comprised in Lot 1 ...