... Whitby Abbey Inn, Goorge-srreet, Thomas Grasby, aged 43 years. Interraent Tuesday, at 2*30 p.m. Friends please xegf, this iidi nation. Haruv. On the 21th, at 8, Adelaiiie-atreo , Elizabeth, the beloved wile of John James Hardy, aged 04. Interment on Monday ...

... Mesdames Matheson, Wilson, McNab, Hardy, Robertson, Roy, Duncauson, Brown, Keenan, Thomas. Wilks, Miss Robertson, Miss Hardy, Miss Colquhouu, Councillors Braid, Jackson, Thompson, Milne, and Clark, Messrs Malheson, Hardy, Rawlinson, Selkirk, Hastie, and ...

... fined 2» 6d and costs for brawling in the Half Moon Lane. Tynemouth. Thomas Massey, charged with brawhug in Ciive Street the 6th inst., was fined 2s 61 and costs. George Tate and Thomas were fiwii 5s and costs and 10s and costs lor a similar offence.— John ...

... ALLEGED FATAL FIGHT IN NEWCASTLE. A moulder, named Thomas Elliott, who lived in rooms in tenemented property near the Bigg Market end of High &fridge, Newcastle, was arrested by the police last night on suspicion of having caused the death of a man named ...

... Lilly and Co. Parklauds ?, Capt. Carter, passed Constantinople for Nicolaiev yesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. Fernlauds s, Capt. Smith, arrived at Cardiff yesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. Urania s, Capt. Kent, arrived at Savona yesterday. —Gladstone and Comforth. Evelyn ...

... yesterday. —J. E. Guthe and Co. Greyiands s, Capt. Symonds, arrived at Montreal yesterday.—R. Hardy and Co. Uplands s, Capt. Nool, passes! Algiers yesterday.—R, Hardy and Co. s, Capt. Hummel, arrived at Pitea to-day.—• Hesslcr and Co. Burdon s, Capt. Edwards ...

... Michael flarvey, Chao Parr, Robert Herring, and John Power. Proposers: Joseph Hunter and Thomas HaMilian. Assentors: Ed. Tirney, Rich. Auton, John Bell, James Thomas, Thomas Hartland, James Wm. Purdy, Robert Payment, and Wm. Hewson. FURNESS, STEPHEN WILSON ...

... Saturday.—R. Hardy and Co. Greyianus s, Capt. Symoud-, arrived at Kertch yes- terday.—K. Hardy and Co. Uplands s, Cipt. Noal, Constantinople for Bremen Saturday.—U. Hardy Co. s, Capt. Smith, passed Constantinople for London Saturday.—R. Hardy and Co. s, ...

... x. RN HARDY ORO' 811.1tUBS, FRUIT MAE& I Boom CLUES/NG PLA erLINkkT Soon. H ZI.ACIOVU PLANT% thc. O ur Stock of the Aweo °ea at the wet le North. emelt, ee ease ee tate eeetirteet of a. It Thinsea be so col,:er pseities. end Dime ra. Pre& THOMAS - M - ...

... NEWCASTLE. POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS. At the Newcastle Police Court, yesterday, before Councillor Laird and other magistrates, Thomas Elliott was charged with causing the death of John Glenn while on the stairhead of the house 13, High Bridge, at 11.15 on ...

... His Honour: Is it a case of widow and son? Mr Hardy: Yes; the father died some two years ago. The claim was allowed. MR MEREDITHCS VOTE. _ . The claim of Henry Meredith in respect of lodgings with Thomas Hill in Lansdowne Road again came up for consideration ...

... yesterday.—B. Hardy and Co. Highlands s, Capt. Venus, left for Hull on Saturday.—K. and Co, Norlands s, Capt. Doherty, leit Blyth for Swineniunde yesterday.—B. Hardy and Co. Headlands s, Capt. Holman, arrived at Taganrog yesterday.—K. Hardy and Co. Maling ...