... NORTH COUNTRY NEWS. Councillor J. Baxter EIlis, of Newcastle, is bi lying dangerously ill. b Ir Hardy, of HIeighington, will shortly visit Arerioa Ol health sojourn, TheRegietrar-Genieral reports the annual rate of mortality lost week in Newcastle, 26; ...

... contralto numbers whom the com- mittee could have found, and many also would be glad of another opportunity of hearing Miss Naomi Hardy as principal in an oratorio. The other principals were Mr. Holberry Hagyard (tenor) and Mr. Andrew Black (bass). Of Madame ...

... with trintiduleutly obtaining £5 by means of a worth- less ciaque from a tradeimatn at Shorelram.--- Williamil Hfuitley and Thomas (ray, two young mnenr fiomn Brigirun, were couvicted of stealilig a tricycle, value £5, tire property of Miss Helnrore, k ...

... injuaring a th niuct11 fi-ld of vetohes' or young clover or wiener beanse f the c Wheast, writes the Duke of Beaufort, is a very hardy, of~ sal in pln n ttksagetda ohurt it. T1hree no0 Ti~tal, tie'i ylf ?? ilswhich I thought bwi rough utel mdb oss ofand I arranged ...

... has also conferred the honour of 'Knighthood upon:-R. Dixon, late Mayor of Middlesbrough; Robert P. Hardy, chief Official !Receiver in Bankruptcy; Thomas Sowler, Man. chester, Hon. Romesh Chunder Mitter, judge of the High court, Calcutta; Tahria Tonan, ...

... SINGULAR SUICIDE. Thomas Allison, blacksmith, alled 55 years, of 14 Armstrong street, Horwicb, was found dead by his son Charles yesterday morning, A razor was found on the floor, and the deceased's throat was cat, He had only come to Horwich on Saturday ...

... Tarbolton, Mrs. R. TZ Taunton, Conncillor and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. Wynne Thomas, Mr. and hfrs. H. S. Thompson, Mrs. IV. A Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Thomp. son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Todd, MNr. and Mrs. H Tinker ...

... and ?? applica- tion was supported by Mr. Neale, who said that the place was conducted with greatcare by Mr. Allison.-Mr. Hardy, on behalf of two neighbours (Mr. Prior and Mir. Serjesat), opposed the appli- cawt on, on the ground that the place was a ...

... Swinburne, A Swimmer's Dream.. Candour in English Fiction is dealt with by Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Thomas Hardy. Viscount Wolmer makes some suggestions on how to get the Tithes Bill through Parliament- and another political article ...

... adjourned inquest wae hold on Wednesdey last, by Mr Graham, at the Nag's Head public-house, Mioukwearmouth, on the death of Thomas eeav, aged thirty-three, a putter. it appeared from the evidence that on Decmber 30th the deceased was going in bye In the ...

... centre Xeighley scored a couple of minors from long kicks. Fast play folo wedbutneither side could score anything tangible. Thomas (Salterhebble) made a good dodgy run, and follow- ing up well compelled Heaton to touch down. Half-time was called. Haigh ...

... they were designed, The altera tions required were that there should be more exits. AN EAST-END INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton yesterday opened a splendidly fitted gymnnas'.utn for the benefit of young East enders. It has been built in ...