... R. Auld, and G. Millar forwards, J. Harvie and J. Smith (rignt wing), J. Campbell (centre), J. Scott and i). Hannah (left whig). The Casuals.—Goal, W. J. Se.tton; backs, C. B. Pry (right) and J. L. Nelson (left); half-backs, E. J. D. Mitchell, E. W. ...

... clear of encumbrance. (Applause.) The Infirmary originally cost about £45,000, or with the £15,000 for the Hartley Memorial Whig, a total of £60,000 had been spent upon that noble institution. It was difficult to grasp the figures. They could, he thought ...

... hot a~lmost all of them crush the hope ont of use and uleave an scorned ,and liotbled beggars. Well do I know that the old Whigs werte the grand SF cham~pionS of a grand old cause-(cheers)-bmit Hf tbese metn have nob thle fibre. Their poalitics v, are ...

... centre engineered the leather from the upper end, but the cry died away before a counter rush the Two Macs on the Saints' right whig. kicked the leather back Harvie, who made play to the centre lino. The ball was quickly returned, and, before the spectators ...

... Parliament having taken place, who tit represent bis native county in the coining struggle for Kelorm as the dashing young Whig Y The coal-pi.s bad to worked apuco, promise you, koop full the purse that bad such drains upon it; and they were not lessoned ...

... afterwards he was one of the sisers of the Liberal party, and rendered ervios in strengthening the associations, onriling the Whigs, towards whom he alai, and the Nonconformists, who at that slighting for the ascendency in the 68F10 - For three years he sat ...

... organisers of the Liberal party, and rendered splendid service in strengthening the associations, I and in reconciling the Whigs, towards whom he al- I ways leaned, and the Nonconformists, who at that period wore fighting for the ascendency in the associations ...

... • „ , .- bludgeon, „ it may be mentioned that several Porte- was style twice on the nese with a and end in reconciling the Whigs, towards whom he al- It was announced by Mr J. H. Draper, of Stockton,gnese houses have given their English clerks notice SA ...

... wilful damage, to the amount ot ar j ° B:ch, by wasting water.—P.O. Orabb rid that on Sunday, 12th nun., be 11111 these boys ( Whig , about the coke.ovens as the Hobson Colliery to Mears and Parsur They turned on the hydrants, and wasted • quantity of water ...

... (afterwards Hodgson Hinde),an unconipromisiog Conservative, was brought out with the avowed intention of breaking down the Whig influence of the Kid leys. That, however, was too firmly rooted in Newcastle to disturbed, but the movement so seriously endangered ...

... stated that they were unable to mho any further advance unless a much higher invoice frice of coal is realised. The uet anrrage Whig pr..° for the beet three months has been 5s 918 d per ton, which, according to the eliding scale, make wages 1.3 i per cent ...

... Farmer, but Cutty collared and transfered to midfield. McFarlane pounced on the ball and sent over to Hannah, lie and his Whig worked over the line. From the throw the ball was kicked away. Smith returned, and McLellan shot past. Weir, Kinnaird, and ...