... with the assistance of one of the Fathers here. Where did you live then?-Hardy: rn Gateshead.- Mr Roberts: Ah; it's the same case. I mcanaged to get her away from your influence.-Hardy: I appeal to the magistrates for a little mercy.-Sipt. Wilson explained ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ? ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...