... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... rina .50 0 Mr Edward Sisterson. 50 0 Mr Howard Pease .25 0 Mr W. H. Knowles, 37, Grainger Street West, Newcastle .25 0 Mr Thomas Tate ?? 25 0 ir Herbert F. Manisty .3 3 Total ?? ;£27,955 13 INSPECTION OF HORSES AT ALNWICKO. Mr George Elshick. Veterinary ...

... of llo soldiers en- met trusted to me, and, as a pioneer offi- oft cer, my task is very important. hor Bearded, stalwnrt, hardy fellows are Brii these Boers. 'hey obeyv understand, the and caniry out all or~lers ts though they 179 had been soldiers for ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ploughled land, and a salutary check to vegetation. Then. vitth fine weather to follov., preparation's for the sovwing of hardy peas, barley, and oats would at once commence, and there would be profitable work for both horses and men. Too rmuoh mild wveather ...

... Teasdale, M. Nattrass, and C. Strick. 1Io land, OurAnniversarieswas the sab D ject of an icstruetive address by Miss dal Hardy, an interesting diseassion following dtal upon its deliverance. Iu the absence of the sut R1ev, J. Graham the chair was taken ...

... 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 ...

... are hereunder given. p, te IUnfortunately they are very nunie- fol reni. on as -Killed, 23rd Februaoy:, Private A. St! at Hardy, 6, Moon-street, Redcar;Private ou t- J .Cram, 60, Wood-street, Norton, Mal- ele d- ton, Private R. Raw, Aislaby Lane WI Id ...

... NORTH COUNTRY NEWS lo- .be Tbe numerous friends of Mr Thomas es Barningham, formerly of Darlingten, who ge is so well known in iron trade circles in tbe he Cleveland district from his former lengthy on connection with the Darlington Iron Co., nwill be ...

... IvCendors kg MA'rInmUo~L DX$AGEREMKNTS. - At te, Stocklton yesterday, a labourer named o- James Hardy was sued for maintenance by . his wife.- Ellen Hardy.-Mr Mallkin I paared for the complainant, who rwta'.ed sne ws married in July last, end hal .ant ...