... CiO U1 DUBHAM CATHEDR&L. involV FCIDArMAHC28 IB'32, his ad Mlornlng-ServiOe: Antham (11): Come, Holy Ohost that I (&ttwood). any Ot Evouing-Service: Anthrem (891): How- lovoly are the messengers (Ieodelaiohn). HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The HOaWoRT11 FOXYODNDS Will meet on Sater- Th day. March 4, at Croft; Tneesday March 7, at Skatter. e kelif; Saturday, March 11, at oloedale Bridge-sacb at the dav ...

... I, 1~TH =OUN'1'RY N ~W.I -7 NOuRTH COUNTRY News. 155 ?? ati, DURHAM CATHEDRAL. ACT] )Be ~~~SATURDAcY, MA Etas 4, 1852 action ~ed 9rorning-Sorvice: ?? In B flat, Autlstbm on ~ry iBI0l: be maroreiln onto me, C Lord (tirotob).onT if b'vertiug-serslre: Ramptosi in B flast. Alitliem United he (502); In deep ?? (Mundolosollo), Coxi.W he SIsNIAc. ML~tcur L, ii62. mto n~ ?? ; Croft inI A. Anthem (4691 ...

... .H I ORTHE RN tEC iO FRIDAY, JANUA11Y 6, HUiS I I- i THE LESSON OF AN OLD F[GHT. Fori the second time in the poli lical hiistory of the North itiding of Yorkshire Z bye-election is to be contested. The story of the first, and up to this time the ouly such contest, may well be recalled at the present moment. It presents an interest- ing picture of thee manner in which elections were conducted ...

... THE STOCKION B.LI)DGE 801UHMEB. A PERSONAL EXPLANATION. At the monthly meeting of tlo South Stockton Local Board, hold at the iMdebanica' Institute yostoer day ?? Thomas Wrlghtson presiding- L the Chairman rocapitulated what had tisker place at the last meeting of the Bridge Board, particulars of which nieeting wore roeorted in Wednesday's Norlthern Echo. Referring to the mooting of the ...

... NOzTzle OOUNTThY , NEWS. I I I , i, .1- DURVaAH CATJHEDRA&L. la UOND~tIZiOA, MAROU 6I, 1',82. evel is Dmlsaig-Sorvice. (dates in F. Anliaem ?? Save Kin ,~d MO. 0 Gd(41(Byrd). T ai Evain~g-Savice: Gales In F. Anthem ?? Try hop ik me, 0 GeO tUopitiosl. hop of HUNTING- APPOINT1'MENTS. ui it The HRIwOLTtU roxionm will meet on Toes.s ide day, U1srch 7, ati llkttoralkelf; Saturday, Marsh i~i atwa ...

... . NORTH 0oUNTmY NEWS. ON DURHAM CATHEDRAL. be SATuRDAY, MAisrC 18,1882. ce Morning-Servica: Elvey in F. Anthem (152): W. Since by mao came de ath (Handel). W' .ivonissg-aervice: Elveyiay . Anthem(183)t Jean, co king of glory (Bach). r SUNDAY, MAEOH 19, 1882. at Morning-Service; /1alkia in B dat. Anthem (51' di We have heard with our ears, 0 (God (PAlestrina). In- troit (178); t Lord, we trnet ...

... 1 AILWAYSBILVANT6' GATHEIRING ATL DARIiNGTON. Yesterday afternoon, a railway servants' tea and social gathering took place ia the Friends' Schoolroom, Skiunergate, Darlington. Upwards of 200 people sat down to tea, and the tables were presided over by the following ladies:- Mesdames Beeton, Savage, Anderson, Sander- son, Appleby.l Hopper, Day, Robson, Mosmanu, Breckon, Scott, Cail, Barker, ...

... T'IIE IRi[SHI POLICE ORISIS. T im cireittastarces of the Dublin Police We ~rili are attended with considerable wiil Lr:idcty. Early yesterday it was tele- will 1nphcbt fron In Dabi that the crisis was beei i' me safely tfiled over. The men who C ?? rosig~ecl hadl repented their hasty action, to t . ,l ibts( been reinsratea. Over seven bun- Mr lir-,-1 ' ivi. ?? themselves as special tun r : ...

... fi' ibi MSPUl6D FBb ul(lIa1 Ad I ?? K 5IR BELL'S SE' AT DECL.ARED VACANT. At yesterday's meeining of the Auckland Board oi- 'uerdinins, thl following letter from the Local C(overumnunt Botird was reitd:- Loto! Gevornuieot Olfcles, Whitohnll. GENsTLEW ?? actu directed by the Local Govern- mlont Boad I to state that they have hls1 uder thsir c rtoideoratei yvur appeal against the return, at the ...

... TEMPERANCE CONFER- ENUB AT MIDDLESBRO'. SPEECHE S BY MR A. PEASE, TVLP,,a AND Mis I. WILSON, M.P. il Yesterday afternoon, there was a representative ;o conference of inhatiltauts of Middlesbrougli and tlb district in the hall of the Cleveland Literary and Go Philosophical Society, Corporation-road, to discuss uc the various phases of the temperance motvement. th Mr Isaac Wilson, M.P., occupied ...

... CORRESPONDENGE. THE NORTHERN RAILWAY SCHEMHES. TO THE EDITOtS OF THE O6THEILY ECHO. SIRS,-As my contribation to the discussion on the subject of new railways to Mididlesbrongh to connect that port more directly with Liverpool by a shorter line, I beg to give you a fact or two, The Middlesbrough Chamber of Commerce seemed not to be smitten with sentimental ideas: with them it was a question ...

... HIEra DBF'NO OX PIOOPF BOHM N1 B IRBLAND. COUNTY MEETING AT DURHAM. A meeting, called by the Marquis of London- D derry, the Lord-Lieutetanst of the county of e Durham, was held yesterday, at noon, in the . Town Hall, Durham, to take into consideration the letter sent out by the Lord Mayor of London asking for subscriptions towards the fund for the he preservation of life and property in ...