... 10o-uMS. Ladbrokht-grove o;,r Q.V.C 1..). - lrrhendlary Baik-!r. 11, POaRINk'N CHAPEL, Baher-strcet.-Thc Rev. IV. 1-. Grlfittit Thomas, t and 7. FOU'NDLING HCSPITATO Ch.,%FF..--The Rcv. A. R1. kruckland, .11. ST. MARX's, NMsrvlebjlce-Toad.--Thc Rev. Spooner ...

... r 0 1Mr, J. Tyler' s Boont N oel, ?? ..Pesos 43 3 ME . Molly's Mties Tailor. 3 ?? ..3. Diweso'n. ioan O4 Mr It MeCreery's Thomas rat. 6 ym ?? .Cavingetsn M8 4 Sr P. Stokeco's Master W~illie. Oynr. ?? Chiandine 8IM1 SlW. Brodrick Clonc's ,Strnke-a-Light ...

... Mangin, Vicar of Benwoell, the Rev G. :Les. Vicar of SW. Augustine's, and other clergymen. Parertal Nieegleot in Newcaotle.-Thomas James [a.>son{40) wa., CommnirIted to g-aol for one month by ?? ca-tle mragistrates on Monday for neglecting-his trne .ehlIdren ...

... 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 ...

... WEST HARTLEPOOL ACCIDENT. I Whilst engaged cleaning an engine near Y the new sewerage acrks on Saturday, a youth named John Thomas Perry, of Bur- f ,t bank-street, slipped and rolled down the e embankment into the cutting, a distance of a 30 feet. When ...

... broken, but the horse and the two occupants were none the worse for their adventure, Yesterday, at Bishop Auckland, Wm. and Thomas Varcy were charged with damaging fences on Witton Castle Estate, and also with game trespass at the same time and place. It ...

... with the a Estate Committee on the question of the carrying e ont of the scheme. the Finance Committee have b selected Sir Thomas Hughes and Mr. John Law- v rnce, and the Tramiways Committee Alderman f Charles Petrie and Alderann Frederick Suritb. The ...

... 5741 .r. Dwyoer, 5451 IV Hoy, 6328 J. Meeh-an, 5755 L. Collins, 5329 ?? Staunton. 5316 0. Daly, 5249 .1. Dor-gais, 6616 0. Hardy, 4443 W. Hoey, 4676 W. Driscoll, 5287 ?? Lynch, 5057 AL Eiran, 4755 S. llopkins. 4347 3. Lealay, 4819 F. Carron, 6100 T. Fleming ...

... were the -Mosrds Defonee natiDefianae,.: the ijuoje beiga surmounted 'by a erown. 'Phes 1,ings were the worli of. Mr. -Thomas Hardy,'I ,vwlo was assisted 4by air.. J. Idhxlook, lites. -Bar- tOn, mrs. Sileock, Mr. glaywood's ehildren and otjhem. ?? -a ...

... place the iocom-, of the Federatioa upon a sound basis an urgent appeal should at once be mnade for an increased nurmberof hardy annual ' SuleJCrip- tions, and It urges upon this conferznca the desira- bility of issuing a notice to all the aaiiliated associa- ...

... IWESSEX TALES. Ps 'Al Tihe country of Mr Thomas Hardy has found a niew hae writtr. Mr ?? Alngns is no mere Imitator. ilis he pietures, pehlips, are not such battle piecs3 as a ' Tess of the Tm bervilles, but he has studied ?? DIorYet rper'nrtry .itireately ...

... Xon Mrs. John Orr-Ewing-Silver Olol1ve1lan Spoon' Captain and Mrs. Cottrell-Dormer-TOre photo frames 10 ?? Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas-Silver ?? frame Mr. Maaners-Sutton-Silver-mounteI blottingpad Mr. and Mrs. Willes-Lace and mother of pemar ean Mrs. Goiding-Flower ...