... _i I , C ,OU9TR'Y NIOWS ningrove deleated Glniabrougb at r a, B Cleveland League game on yb 728 to 630. I be has broken out in the Thirsk I blrogbt there, it is believed,, by a avellig van horses at Martinmas. t Grime, the last surviving member of I Iveetnmolald family, died at the age a Dt bauk House, Cirkby Stephen, on I ky, IN STOCKTON HOaPITAL.- v ,dock begs to acknowledge l0s from i ...

... JORTHERN SCH ONDAY, JdUAMRY 1, 1900. 5,268 THOUGH THE NEWS FROM THE 'SEAT 5,007. 5,037 of war contains no record of moving - event it, is on the whole of a rea ssur- nt-is ing nature. The main forces of both , 93 ritish and Boer continue their rest- ; ing attitude, and the only aggressive s Activity at present being shown is 3 apparently in connection with the three beleaguered centres. H ...

... LOCAL- NOTES. 'U 9 Profit-sharing : A Suggested Cure for fu Waste.. Profit-sharing has not yet reached Teesside, but the improved trade of the district will suggest to- ot .T Hoome minds that now would be an op Sel g portune time to discuss the question. stt 'Yet the contention of employers that Mri if the employees share in the profits in ?? h good times they should share in the Ho losses ...

... -LORX CASTLEREAGH. COMING OFzAGE ARND WEDDING D, - *'PRISENTATIONS. ' LARGE GATHERING AT' the WYNYAED. ' The last public function of an event. the ful year at Wynyard took .place on -Saturidy. This was the ?? to Lord' Castlereagh of the various on- gifts upon his coming of age which Lhe ceremony was to, have taken ol- place during the festivities of te, August last, but. was postponeciL en, ...

... ,fTHE TRANVA'AL WMAR'.| a it o- me( mog Ti Dein 'jmREPORTE~D FIGHTING AT1 UN Ona .UIi~1Ni .ma l.n th- ties / lan use tioi 3rd bo0, ier RUMIOURED HEAVY1 BRITISH -t ~hs' of I h;.LOSSz k arei the ?? _ :mea an .yen' the tam~f hc SUCCESSFUL SORTIE FROM tbi ant . nat all, LADYSMITH. Bar ho A wo - lan( but poos )Se CAPTU RE OF A BOER GUMN:' IG-e. -d. A i ?? We. ?? :ds ldi s THE- CONTRABAND QUESTIONa ...

... ad WEATHER. - N.ES. - South - westerly to P. r Ri~ds, light; fair generally. of ...

... -M~ Be - - MYT SABOU' ; k '.SThe earliest mental; of man:have ever been oc the ief.; .mysteryr of .a -First nd -.g many syinbols .and *seired signs 'have -wic Ig at -various .eriods been ho to re- I presnt the'ideal of am actie- some- ate thing produced from a primeval-noth- O. se- g. One of the ?? ancient and- . i~i wvidely diff'used beliefs of primitive hn> : P ate ianity -was that of -the ...

... lgfYTJLETIDE IN E~A- Iy- , ?? Ie DINNER TO TRE sIDFsNlUs. nd -etivtty, wee usheredin inthe s~uotw to and wet sodden dale by one of the a- most succeesful eocial functions in i of history. Mr Walter N. Cochran ie Woodlea, Darwliaton, who was accomn ly panied by Mr waldy, solicitor, I a_ Mr XVm. C. Barron, Darlington, e tertained the whole of the tenantry watchers, shepherds, and gillies all ...

... THEB BORDER LAND. .rLuill DtJ~f A.. L ?? interesting picture of domesti Border life in the olden days has bee e preserved in the writings of Pope Jiu rs IL, who, when known as AEnea .Syonis IPjccolominii, was sent as pr Advate legate to Scotland about tE [5r nidde of the fifteen century. Tb L Border Land attracted his curiosity l, and he determined to risk the dange a- of a personal visit. ...

... list mnt. roN i.g. ice, 'on. he it is the tasi. ner the %te- Iat fter air, The vere 'ow, hile -At 6y- Lrd- lon, for reet mce rery to >ers er.) the The day Mr rhe kge, 40 who lose s S ?? Iic ,of 3 a and ma, tho. ool, hbd bi )n ade oon Old )PIC hip. kin- 3nd Mr the 0ios and *On rge heir her, bud rhe the by the Lud the sin sts ar- bri- de, AT ial ith ;ce on ro. mn, R. nd nd ich gs, tic )se nd ad. ...

... NEW YEAR HONOURlS' TWOt NEW PES. 'CC KNIfHTHOD: FOR MR DOXFORD, e' The list of honours which the Queen s '-has bestowed on the occasion of the a New Year was issued last niglht, and is d much briefer than the usual Prime Minister's list. The list igs-ed by the ful 0 Prime Minister is as follows:- Sr. NEW PEERS.: to r IeQueen bas 'been pleased to'con- g-f fer the dignity of a peerage of the cei ...

... 1THE RAILWAY COLLUSON AT WIVELSFIELD. Lt . I - at sittin RECOtCMMBNDATLONS OF TILE Polio - X URY. ao ma I ?? Guy's Hospital, London, yester- town, aniy, an iquest *as held on Alfred it we of William Giles (28), vx illiam Draper upon (60), and Fernand Henry Arts (54), who pany ed were killed with three others in the home it railway collision at Wivelsfield Sta- of Or tion on the.I,ondon, ...