... IHARTLEPOOLS HOSPITAL BOKRD,. _: _ leTHE NAMING OF THE WARDS. lie U. COL. CAMERON'S PROPOSAL de ~~RESCINDED. d5 Yesterday's meeting was presided over by the ~e Recorder of Hartlepool (Mr Thos. Belk).-The iii minutes of the House Committee, including the at passing of accoiumts for the past month amounit- ing13 to £62 Iifis, were confirined.-A resoluition of Votin the usual part sailary of £6 ...

... OUiR LONDON I-XITT0IR. 'o French Elections.-Bo oilger's Future.-Sir W Ilima ilarcaurt a,.d Hir os¶oraie M.rgal.- 'eraodaI.-Why Mr Sassoun Entertalinedi the rlhlah. - The V'ershmL Company. - My Edlaoai f lumbhes wsitb the Lfir Mayar-Lord Bliissy Vzuairei tie l.igitervieti's Dispute.-The Pall Hali aud Literary filfering. LoNnoN, Tuesday Nigbt. The latest reports about the main result of the ...

... NIRTH. COUrTN RjV TOPICS. Stocktrns welobilae home to Lord and Lady ti Londonderry will be one that while aembory b holds her sent0 will be vividly remnembered by S its distinguished recipients. That Lord Lou- C donderry does not forget felicitations that are a accorded to him by representative bodies was tl indicated on Saturday by his warm allusion to ri that bright Angtat worn three years ...

... all TERMINATION OF THE DISPUTE. a LONDON, Saturday.-At Nast khe great dock O strike, which commnenced jitist a month ago, line ?? ended, and on Monday the docks; on the Thames, 8t in consequence of the mnass of work to be dealt anl with, will be the very embodiment of iudoatry. its, The dispute, it must be adwitted, has enided hit wR a victory foe thle nien, who are now assured thlefo payment ...

... NORTH COUNTRY NEWS, Sir George aud Lady Julia Wombwell will entertain a large party for partridge-shooting next week at Newburgh Priory. The Duke and Duchess bf Fife are expected for the hunting aseason at The Hall, Castle Rising, Norfolk, which the Duke rents from the late Hon. G. J. Howard's trustees. A drawing~room nmeeting will be held at Auckland Castle shortly-Deputy.Chairmau of Quarter ...

... | . LONDON, Friday Night. The latest feature in connection with the 1 strike is an indication, more marked this d evening than in the early part of the day, that the director3- are giving way. Thc ), concession is sot t&o the strikers with whom r, slbe negotiations are practically broken off, i1 but with the shipowners. Yesterday, the A shipowners desired a conference, but the d directors ...

... THE FEDERkTION OF LABOUR AT HARTLEPOOL. SYMPATHY WITT THIE LONDON STRIKERS. A meeting under the aunsices of the loral branch of the NationaLl Labour Federation Society was held on Satutlay night at the Cleveland Heal, larthltqp3ol. Notwitbita nliilr the fact that two gentlesireu fron Newcastle-ML Tweddell and Mr SiBith-wvre advertised to address the meeting, only a very ?? zumber of workmen ...

... UNIONIST GATRERING AT HUMMIIERSKNOTT. U1 VIJVLtVIISISN OTT. The pretty grounds at Hummeraknott were on Eaturday thrown open by Mr and Mrs Arthur Pease to the allied forces of ?? ci Unionist parties to hold an inauguration meeting N hor the foundation of a Women's LiberalUnionist tl Association in the borough, Thle attractions in- 2 cluded sports of various kinds, for which prizes 2, were ...

... Mit MORLL5Y'S PltJSCR1P- TION. MR JoUN MoRLEY, the esteemed mern- ter for Nelwcastle, will nloyer forget that he ia journalist. He touches every public question as if it were still his duty to con.- pact his treatment of it into the space of a wel1-condensed leading article. He chooses his times for publication, under the force of habit, at the earliest hour after he is ready with copy. So ...

... InEVELA'IIONS FROM WEST AUCKLAND. AN AGED LADY'S LAST HOURS. Deputy-Coroner Proud and a ?? Thue. ?? foreman-sat for nearly five hours yester- day at thie Eden Arms, West Auclcland, Icept by Win. Kitchifig, tonching tile death of Mary Ann Lanohester (60), wife of George Lanchester, of Bilderirlaw, retired innkeaper, who died at 7.45 a.m. ol Sunday at Bitchihg's hollse.-Sergt. Thom represented ...

... TEES SHIPBUILLERS. In k.i 91. III I.I MI V;. 1. [a ~y ir it II No. 2. ---?4SSSRS CRtAI(A, TAYLOR, & 00. With your permisawou I will continue my remarks by making a few observations about the latest iutroauctions into this business in Stockton. These gentlemen secured some acres of ground in 1884 and laid oat their establislhment on a scale to enable them to keep pace with the improvement of ...

... LORD RIPON ON TUE BALFOUR BLUNDER. it 1 LO UIN DJEM. I] k Lord Ripon, spqaling at Fountains Abbey onl S Saturday to the membrs of the Leeds %omen's c. Liberal Association, said: One word upon a r subject which he saw it was supposed their M e, political opponents hau dlevised as a dodge for C )a the purpose of driving a weV;g, as was the ex- tv l pression, iuto the Liberal Ianry. 4e Was not tb ...