... 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 ...

... 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 ? ...

... 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 ...

... Rouge, 3, 8-7 Randall 2 Mr S Frail's Courtly Dome, 3, 8.0 Lynhsain . Mr, T Southaltl's Mlethuen, 5, 9.5 ?? i-shatun 9 Mr F Hardy's-Miss Bounce, 4, 9-2 ..3 Fagan 07 Mr Pizzey's, Bonnie CI'ioftoin, 4, 8-10 Rogers 05 Mr F Webb's Raek Rent,, 3, 8-9 .. F. Pialt ...

... gentlemen: G -SiT John Glover (chairman), Mr G. p Lidgett (chairman of the sutb-commit- t tees of classification), Mr G. Dalton Hardy, Mr NV. Lund, Mr J. x enwvick Y Feawick, Mr T. L. Devith, MIr D. Fer- P nie, Mr W. A. Williams (deputy-chair- Ci man of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Bernard G. Snela. M.A B.Sc., and J. D. Jones, M. A. The second day's work will be theological. Papers will be read by the Revs Thomas Stephens, B.A., S. c1Ra-rson, M.A., and the Rev Professor Mackintosh, n-iD. Pavers on Dangers and Defects of Recent Legisla- ...

... 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 ...