... er. The presentation consisted of a handane gteen onvx marble colok, sietably inseribed. Mr Hardie also re- ceived a si-ver-mounted walk-ng-sbick. Mrs Hardie 'had ?? to her a valuable gild brooch seit wilh eapphires and pears. The presentit:ons were raade ...

... Brown, 1. H Hart, Greeson, Watson, Yarker, Barkls, C. e Porritt, H. Hardy, and T. Greeu, jun. g AFTER THE FARMER'S GEESE. n Yesterday at Lauchester, Thomas e Cloughtuin and Thomas Johnson, miners, of s Hedley Hill, were charged with being found 11 on ...

... ugh, a hand- t some wreath was placed, a somewhat 051 sad symbol, to remind the public that t. the remains of the late Mr Thomas tii Vaughan (the son of Mr John Vaughan, in one of the founders of Middlesbrough) l' were being conveyed to their last rest ...

... and the following officers were elected :-N.G.A.,Juo.Thompson; ?? E Thomas Binks; conductor, Jao. Sayer; t 'd secretary, Herbert Bottle; treasurer. JnD. ke Nodding: committee. Thomas Nodding, r- Ralph Hope, Joe. Wodding,.Jno. Wooff, and n Alf. McLean ...

... the Darlington County Police Court yester- a day were Messrs J. Feetham (in the 's chair), W. L. Maynard, T. Douglass, W. Hardy, Hy. K(itching, w. R. Taylor, G. I r Chapman, and R. A. Luck. it - g Yesterday at Kirkby Fleetham Hall, d by the kind permission ...

... nine guns, and despite rain and mist good bags were made, A LABOURER'S ACCIDENT. Yesterday Michael O'fara, a labourer, of 29, Thomas-street, Middlesbrougi, whilst working at the shears at the Steel Strip Work s in Commercial-street, h ad his right band badly ...

... Walton-oelebrated her 90th birth- lav. She was born September 11th, S 1810. At Darlington Police Court, yes- n terda.y, John R. Hardy was charged C with throwing stones in Boudgate on P August 26th.-'lhe case was dismissed, P as it was defendants first offence ...

... in a good condition all round. After meeting all expenses here was a balance of £15. The two ininisters, Revs. J. Reed and Thomas -teplhcinsonl. will leave this circuit text July. 1901. Their suooessue will he Revs. G. W. Aoorse and WV. Cox. At Auckland ...

... Slupt. Prest, of Guis- ad brough. At Hartlepool yesterday a verdict of te Accidental death was returned in al the case of Thomas Carrell (146), Grove- 0- street, who died from injuries receiwed in by falling from a ship in the Middle- ton shipyard on3 ...

... Rooms, Whitl'e. for threpurposeof con- ?idtrinz in w^hat mnanner publio recognition should be tnad3ne of theo soreices Of Mr Thomas Thomnson. the late enairman of the council. who has ssrtsd the nublio ci the district for over ffty vears. M.Ir ?? T. Mather ...

... and laughter.) Referring to Sir Thomas Richardson's hostile , vote with regard to Mr Sam Wood's amendment to the BiE, which inclu- ded every class of workmen in its scope, he asked was that fair on the part of Sir Thomas Richardson? e, No, no.) Dealing ...

... (ooirdlucter), 7; eandi 'r Luugie~y, ' l , I THEFT OF DOOR-MATS. I At the Middlesbrough County Police c r Court on Saturday, Thomas Ward, des- I a cribed as a trampini cooper, wascharged I Y with having stolen two door-mats from out- side the shop door of ...