... OWING to the REMOVAL of tho Association New Premises there will no Prayer Meeting on Tuesday First. rnflE INTERMENT of THOMAS OGLE HARDY will take place TO-MOMOW; lift finnotnally at P.M. Friends will please accept this ntimation. Mill Bill, Low Lights, ...

... Hare and Kendal entered open their msDsgemrnt that nee. Carr ia busy arraDjiuc for the proauction the play which and Mr Thomas Hardy have written. “ Far from tho Bla-ldiog Crowd will be produced company of Mr Charles Kelly the head and creamier Liverpool ...

... THOMAS SMITH nnuonneo that ht h** pu-.k the whole the Stccli the l.te at Great Reduction from ori, Cent, at’l ha. determin.d *n s.ll & Prior, .e will eff-ci ■■mi,, ' •no*. The Shops will b, CLOSED ,1, FRIDAY, to prepne and ti oM.jv ,1:' Goode for the ...

... Wight. Standaid IV.—Frederick E. Chester, John Wm. Miller, Thomas Forlsm, Thomas Lowes, Ralph Rots, John Crowley, and Francis Vsnbsc. Standard Hl.—ThomasG, Leighton, John P.TurnbaP, and Thomas Brown. Standard ll.—Joseph Martin, William Donaldson, John ...

... sister of the Midland oonotie.*, where factory work is commonly the lot of women, and more fortnoate than the wives of the hardy fishermen on tho coast, who have mnoh of the rough drudgery life thrown upon them, the pitman’s wife devotes all her energies ...

... POLICE COURT. To-day, (Before the Mayor (Mr J. P. Wdrdle), Aid. JAMES; and J. StbACHAN. DRUNK AND ASSAULTING A WOMAN. John Hardy was charged with haring beth drunk •ad disorderly in Condorpbibe lown Saturday night, and also with having assaulted Ann Todd ...

... North Shields.—An awfnliy endden death occurred in the Ship Inn, Bell Street, North Shields, lost night. About eight o’clock, Thomas Sutherland, a Scotch fisherman, whose boat, No. 2,013, is engaged in the herring fiahery, was drinking the bar, and conversing ...

... TERRIBLE STORY OP THE SURVIVOR. Thomas Hogg, able seaman, the only survivor of the of the unfortunate Tyne eteamer Felton, arrived Newcastle yesterday, and reported himself at the effioe of owners of the vessel, Ucesre J. and Co,, Pelton Colliery Office ...

... —Fonr chrysanthemums, poroporcs.—let nrize, 30s; 2nd, Hra, 10s.—1st, Geo. Corbett; 2nd, M. M. Lodge, gardener to Mr J. C. Hardy, Jesmond. Class o.—Two chryoanthemiuns. nompores.—lst prize, !•'»>; 2nd, JOs; 3rd, 6s. —Ist. William Whiting; 2nd, Fred. East ...

... it is stain I. been removed, leaving no orane able raise more than 10 tone at the doolc. Yesterday afternoon, a man named Thomas Prior, of Britannia Street, South Stookton, accidentally fell from one of the tram compani steamers into the Tees at Newport ...

... headlong war. Coxswain sms be of the life-boat, Always ready, alwayttrne; And thereover gathered round him. Staunch and brave, a hardy few; And when sailing all together, Never floated better crew. Ye who rest in quiet slumbers, Free from thought, or cares, ...

... * Tbut the convict betrayed no « Attorney General entered a v-JI- / ...