... Hine& Coundon Oreys—J. Dinalev, ; J. Ignored and William Oilen, basks: Robert Robson. M. and Penick Renne. hall-backs; Thomas Hardy, Mama, Wiliam Smith, L. Bell, and Joseph Mason, forwards ; Mr Joseph Gibbon& v. —Played on the ground of the lamer. before ...

... have boss There Mae eampetitore. eiodiam above- named. Hasers. Rebore Opera, Thorn lthilimesWilliam Carr, Andrew Math Thomas Orr. Mg Hardy. _O. -As • alio Ms pilots we going oat of Sunderland koshom to a 'eased in the lass. it was struck by a heavy end ...

... on Saturday fled —A match foe selde decided across the same track. with 10 ea bowie. between David Hardy. of Eighton Bankik and [Addle, of Wieseeon. Hardy won at the eleventh heave by 40 yards. Barrosa—The only match set for decision scram them Bottoms ...

... 2, PILGRIM Y N MATTHEW HARDY, of Front Street Gado:oc Jolter, Deceased„--NOTICE HEREBY OWL.j that at haring eal OW or demands upon or again* the Estate of MATTHEW HARDY, lee Frost Olivet. the Clown Durham. &awe, dared, who died on 2nd d of Be and proved ...

... tank at North Shields Gas Works yesterday. Mr J. R. D. Lynn, coroner for South Northumberland, conducted tbe inquiry. William Hardy, manager of Tynemouth Works, said deceased was bis housekeeper. She was widow. Witness last saw her alive 25 minntea to four ...

... PLATE GLASS MERCHANTS. PAPER HANGERS. LOOKING-GLASS SILYERERS. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS. IRONMONGERS. HARDY'ARE MEN. A New Stock of LAMPS select from—all the New Patterns. LICENSED TO SELL FIREWORKS AND BALLOONS. FOOT BALLS, COVERS ...

... Shieldl, Dec. Nth, Mr. D. LAMONT. —Dear Sir.— (faring' suffered severely for many montb• with • pain in my back so that I could hardy walk or sleep, I was recommended by friend of mice (Mr. J. It Cum• gun North Shields), to try one of your Magnetic Appliances ...

... placed In the bends of George Caimans to bled a match the Black Yell. bestrew Hasid Hardy, of laghtorl Bonn, and Thos. Culiock, of Wrekeotoo, Culla* to use • bowl. and Hardy a Ifes. for The match Is to tail place co Saturday, March sth. The pinks for both ...

... WHITLEY AND MONKSEATON LOCAL BOARD. The nsaal monthly meeting of this Board was held last night, at tbe Board Room, Whitley, Mr Thomas Green, chairman, presiding.—Tbe Finance Committee recommended acoooats amounting £179 17s 8J to be paid. The treasurer's books ...

... and Thomas S. Elliott, ALex- ander Fleming cDr, and John T. Tweddle 0n). Second Divirion.-Josbra Gooderirk (D), Thomass Chil, Lawrence Scott (Dn) Ralph V. yarxood (n), John H. Mawson (D), Alfred D. Jernings, Septimus Coates, Thas. W. Shaw, Thomas Oakea ...

... London. Se.—Breese, London; J. P.' Tavlor a 13oulogne Britannia s, Leath; Pilaw n, London ; Thomas Henderson, Walton ; F e t6lr,, Landon ; Polka. London ; William Hardy, London. timber; London, copper ors; Laura, London, timber; One ark', London; Fox a Whitby ...

... Beay, 15, Newgate Street. Apply to J. Anderson, Brewer, Morpeth. 110 BE LET HOUSE of 4 Rooms with Byre and X Garden. Apply to Thomas Harbottle, butcher, Longhorsley. r«lO LET, on 12th May next, a HOUSE situated X Castle Square (now in the occupation of G ...