... sti- of friends in the Hartlepools. He. hi' the leaves a widow and two eons and two' to' ues ?? Thomas Trewhitt, Mr th,, an Charles Trawhitt, Mrs Robert Hardy, si ere and Mrs J. Copland, Strongness, di, an Orkney Islands. The funeral takes bo ub_ place ...

... Council tl sa of the road leading from Mansfield up the tl ql Higisstreet towarcs Pierccbridge.-The 'I .1, Medical Officer (Dr. Hardy) reported an S r- absence of infectious diseases. tl e, A VIOLENT WOMAN,-At the Stockton n st Police Court yesterday Annie ...

... 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 ...

... days, for a oy being drunk and refusing to quit bbe Fleece c vE Hotel, and 25s. or 21 days, for assaulting d ar the manager, Thomas WM. Sweeting.- t Philip Fox was charged with being drunk v and riotous in Canaon.street, and with A assaulting Bernard Callaghan ...

... of the North-West Durham Association was held in the Union Ball, Cornsay Colliery, on Thursday, under the presidency of Mr Thomas Hlammnon, assistant-overseer. Stir- ring addresses were delivered on current topics of the day, including the South African ...

... 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 ...

... following degrees were conferred : B.So.-,Tohn Clark Thornlinson. * lue. Bac.-Cuthbert George Leaks, *Annie Louise Mixer, Thomas 'William -Riteon. 8 SUICIDE AT STOCKTON. eA man named James Welch reported tto thce Stock-ton police yesterday that at ten ...

... Clemuin- son's BLors., 36 and 37, Newgate-street, Bishop Auckland.-ADYT. th Ab Darlington Police Court on Saturday, LE IPrivate Thomas Crosby, a deserter from s the 3rd Yorkshire Regiment, was remanded au to await an eccort,-Wm. Marshall (18), a labourer at ...

... welfare of education generally. ~ ?? Boy's Tscsrpr-Yeste- v, day, before the Middleebroogh Stipendiary, t Mr C. J. Coleman, Thomas Parry, a boy, a was charged wi th stealing la, the property v. Of James Murray, a coal dealer, who has n his place of business ...

... valuie a'ilout £2.). from tirv s'ioi, 77. Side, Newcastle, between 1st October, 18959, and the 15ih June, 1900, the property of Thomas Owen. Crit-lty to a H.tee. -Ge uge LHt -edt. 'bus txorirh-tor. 'i ildl n, Ras chsharv d l:r In-pet-.or Cape, before the ? ...

... secretary, Seaham Harbour; Mw Wynyard Park' ?? D. B. Meiklejohn, Wyn ard Park; Mr Wnt hr_ Darling, sen. aofts, Wolviston; Mr in- Thomas Darling, Burntofts, Wolvis- er- ton; MT John Hicks, Bottle Hill, Woi- DV. viston' Mr Edward Boland, MidAle he Swainston, ...

... Anitia Wayman, and Mr Percy lHutchin- q son. The Scotch Ladies' Orchestra will I also give selections. At Durham, yesterdLy, Thomas 1 Atkinson, miner, Onlkenshaw, found :gilty of cruelty to a cow, was sent to b prison for theee months without the eDtion ...