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... Blinlburn, Wark. 4. Thomas Benson, 5. J. Bates, Wytam. 6. Dixon Dixon Brown, Unthank Hall, HaltnhUUe. 7. Brown, Warden Paper Mill, Fours tones. & Nathaniel Geo. Clayton, Weet Dectots, Newcaslle-on 9. Richard Clayton. Wylam Hall, M. Thomas Cook, Kltringham ...
... Hfernevs. Stable Ac.—Tyaesnoutb Place (opposite the New Station), Tynemouth. IV,fRJOHN RIDDELL favoured with inatrucivA from Mr Thomas Moore. Job and Poet Master, who i* retiring from boaiaew, SELL BY AUCTION. without reeerse, the above premises, on Friday ...
... and, if I may be allowed to say it, I took a lively part in that, which Mr. Alexander Blyth (now secretary), Mr. Thomas Gascoigne, Mr. Thomas Weatherley, and others can prove. At this time the men in the two counties who had been taking part the double-shaft ...
... tea in the Town Hall, Morpeth. The tables were given and presided over by the following ladies:—Lady Elizabeth Grey, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs, Hunter, Mrs. Green, Mrs. W. Davidson, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. M. Brumell, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. F. Brumell, Miss Simm, Miss ...
... Miller, licks; J. Graham, RcbsOn. and R. Bell, half backs; T. and J. O'Donnell (right wing). J. Philip', captain (centre), W. Hardy and J. McNaugliton (left wing), forwards. Jesmond 2nd: Gianni, goal; W Reed and F. Vincer, barks; J. Atkin-on, II Lumley, and ...
... the 101,1 fres borough tore, by sores the Borough eoutt, and U. lathe by meleeand in It oblboob the was Int Hill nom An Thomas Funnel, who dial in 114 T. eatat ltedborge .1 ; and late ou 'Month %Wolof efined In wire there. AU that now of the loot ...
... THE SUNBEAM. Sir Thomas M.P.. has farnishc-il following account the latest voyage of the Sunbeam. The extended voyage has been accomplished re. short space time. Sir Thomas lirasscy sailed from London in a steamer of tt© Peninsular and Oriental Company ...
... night, the September. She was Mr Hardy's public bouse. She saw prosecutor aud prisoners there. She saw Mr Hardy put them out. She afterwards, with Mrs Hardy, went the door and they heard someone moaning heavily. Mrs Hardy struck some matches, and witness ...
... items enumerated in the list of contents, written by attractive writers like Percy Fitzgerald, John A. O'Shea. Iza Duffas Hardy, and others should prove acceptable to s large constituency. In Familiar WFild Flowers (Cassell and Co.), F. Edw ral Hulme ...
... Matthew McPartland was sent to gaol for 14 days for steal- ing llbs, of potted beef from the shop of Thomas Robinson, lswortb, on the 2nd inst. Thomas Wood, a tramp, was sent to gaol for sia months ] for petty larcenies at Felling and other places during ...
... Patterson, innkeeper, at Sleekburn, on the 22nd ult. He was committed to prison for 1 month. Thomas Grant, pitman, Sleekburn, was summoned for assaulting Thomas Wonders, jun., at Bleekburn, on the 22nd ult. Hs was fined £2 10s. and 14s.tid. costs. William ...