... John Thomas Wharton, of Skelton. ce-Castle, SkeltonDn-Cleveland, York, &lw to J.P., and D.L., who died on the let ma. ere March last aged D0,years, son ofe the ePI re- late Rev. W. Wharton, Vicar of Gilling. the: Yorks., bequeathed to John Thomas ha. he ...

... IvCendors kg MA'rInmUo~L DX$AGEREMKNTS. - At te, Stocklton yesterday, a labourer named o- James Hardy was sued for maintenance by . his wife.- Ellen Hardy.-Mr Mallkin I paared for the complainant, who rwta'.ed sne ws married in July last, end hal .ant ...

... the platform were ti e Councillor F. Whitton (in the chair), N Is Aid, Geo. Roper, the senior magis- ci ir trate; Messrs 'Thomas and John o1 Wetherell, the hon. secretaries; Mr J. of A. Wiggins,. Barclay and Co.'s Bank, p hon. treasurer; Conocillor G ...

... with the assistance of one of the Fathers here. Where did you live then?-Hardy: rn Gateshead.- Mr Roberts: Ah; it's the same case. I mcanaged to get her away from your influence.-Hardy: I appeal to the magistrates for a little mercy.-Sipt. Wilson explained ...

... the lf V prizes, which had been given by the D eocal tradesmen. The following ewere e the recipients:-Sergt. Rowe, kinnuer Hardy. Bomb. Horner, Gunner Ball, B Gunner Toll, Gunner R. Taylor, a Gunner Tyreman, Gunner Taylor, s Gunner Lean, Gunner Overan ...

... aeniro gals il i colours, banner of ?? neacatr, school children in rwiset, baaeret othe Guardian Angel. Islslele af Nt. I Thomas, and the statue of tile Bletwd - Virgin iecarried I)y foalst sceaa Qt I the gongregation), the proreqsain teatr brought up ...

... by Messrs A. B. Riley, J Nattrass, J. Borrow, D. Thomas, Cairns, 1 fiteele, C. Jack, Stephen, and W. Colclough. B EgcoiZaNOTON CRICKET CUB.- The a annual general meeting was held on Toes. I day, Dr. Hardy in the chair. The Secretary N submitted the bal ...

... Skinningrove so Miners HIospital Committ-ee, of whom Mr Wim. Moore, J.P., of W estfield, B. Loftus, as president; and Mr 'thomas Enock, Loftus, secretary, originated* .M the project of starting one of these lo valuable organisgaitions. The matter re was ...

... d . - t Not so many years ago the banana e was a curious fruit reserved for the 1 table of the epicure; to-day it is the R hardy perennial of the costermonger's t barrow. C - t The two new frescoes for the Royal s Exchange represent Sir Rlichard o Whittington ...

... at Warren-streeb corner, which has still eight years to run, AUCKLAND N.E.H. PROSECUTION. Yesterday, at Auckland, Thomas Haenners and Thomas Henry Cassidy. both of Gates- head, were charged with being drunk and disorderly at Bishop Aucklaud railway station ...

... NORTH COUNTRY NEWS lo- .be Tbe numerous friends of Mr Thomas es Barningham, formerly of Darlingten, who ge is so well known in iron trade circles in tbe he Cleveland district from his former lengthy on connection with the Darlington Iron Co., nwill be ...

... rina .50 0 Mr Edward Sisterson. 50 0 Mr Howard Pease .25 0 Mr W. H. Knowles, 37, Grainger Street West, Newcastle .25 0 Mr Thomas Tate ?? 25 0 ir Herbert F. Manisty .3 3 Total ?? ;£27,955 13 INSPECTION OF HORSES AT ALNWICKO. Mr George Elshick. Veterinary ...