... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 30, Lance-Corporal w Holmes 30. Private Dowson 28. Private oi VI. Robinzon 27. Sergt. ?? 27, Pte. t , RHolvh 2.5. Thtgler Hardy 25 and Private ti r- T. Wynnu 2-5. ff it - . l n A DISGRACE TO HIS UJNIFORM. w I- At Con'ctt yester-dny, Joseph Calvert, n ...

... whose name has also been mentioned, is away at present in the i South of England. MR BARK ER'S C.ANDIDATTR FOR NEWCASTLE. : Mr Thomas Barker, temnperane ad-t vocate, informs us that, all being well, 1 ha fully intends going to the poll in the d Newcastle contest ...

... 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 ...

... There were at first three Gantries in the church; one dedicated to St. Mary, another to the Holy Trinity, and a third to St. Thomas. St. Mary's Chantry is mentioned in a charter dated the latter part of the reign of King Edward I., while the chantry of the ...

... to voting. Pollug Wilas n riskly sustainell th'ougtioat the day il in hoth Iiboroaghatl9t. T Both Sir ?? Furness anl Sir 'Thomas Richardson were early y ast.ii, and, acrolnpajieil bY la~dy I a frienis annd their chief suppolters, 1 visited the various ...

... ELECTION. RETURN OF KEIR HARDIE. The result of the above 1'ection was smade known on Wednesday afternoon as follows:- D. A. Thonilais AI) ?? . 8,598 Keir Hardie (Lalbour) ?? 5,745 ,W. Prist6hard Momg1aa ) ?? 1895.-D. A. Thomas (R), 9,250; W. P. Mor-an ...

... I - - EAST ?? Hou A Balfour ,, SOUTH.WEST ..WX.)Gallowayv.., NbORTi.-EAST .. Rt Ha ir J1 Ferguson ?? ?? .. 1,. ?? Thomas I .- ?? ?? Hardie ?? MmouanSZX, H0RNSET ?? B ?? ?? ,, EALING ?? - - Lord G- Hamilton.- -- - UXSRIOGE ?? JD DHartland. 1I is BRENTFORO ...