... by Messrs A. B. Riley, J Nattrass, J. Borrow, D. Thomas, Cairns, 1 fiteele, C. Jack, Stephen, and W. Colclough. B EgcoiZaNOTON CRICKET CUB.- The a annual general meeting was held on Toes. I day, Dr. Hardy in the chair. The Secretary N submitted the bal ...

... following degrees were conferred : B.So.-,Tohn Clark Thornlinson. * lue. Bac.-Cuthbert George Leaks, *Annie Louise Mixer, Thomas 'William -Riteon. 8 SUICIDE AT STOCKTON. eA man named James Welch reported tto thce Stock-ton police yesterday that at ten ...

... 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 ...

... welfare of education generally. ~ ?? Boy's Tscsrpr-Yeste- v, day, before the Middleebroogh Stipendiary, t Mr C. J. Coleman, Thomas Parry, a boy, a was charged wi th stealing la, the property v. Of James Murray, a coal dealer, who has n his place of business ...

... John Thomas Wharton, of Skelton. ce-Castle, SkeltonDn-Cleveland, York, &lw to J.P., and D.L., who died on the let ma. ere March last aged D0,years, son ofe the ePI re- late Rev. W. Wharton, Vicar of Gilling. the: Yorks., bequeathed to John Thomas ha. he ...

... Slupt. Prest, of Guis- ad brough. At Hartlepool yesterday a verdict of te Accidental death was returned in al the case of Thomas Carrell (146), Grove- 0- street, who died from injuries receiwed in by falling from a ship in the Middle- ton shipyard on3 ...

... 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 ...

... yesberday with theirb mn rifies, and several more to-day. BIG HAUL OF CATTLE. Ie Herschel, May 12. rn Lieuts. M'Gregor andi Hardy, with Df asquadron of Brabant's Horse and the Queenstown Volunteers, have returned to Aliwal North. r They were not allowed ...

... offertory at Whorlton si Church, per the Vicar, the Rev. r. c, B Cartwright. SI t At the Stockton Police Court yesterday .Fenry Hardy, a labourer, charged with n being drunkand disorderly and assaulting t t P.C. Doe at Newtown on the previous after- . ; oon ...

... 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 ...

... of the North-West Durham Association was held in the Union Ball, Cornsay Colliery, on Thursday, under the presidency of Mr Thomas Hlammnon, assistant-overseer. Stir- ring addresses were delivered on current topics of the day, including the South African ...

... purpose. At the Stockton Police Court yesterday, lads named Thos. Dickenson, Daniel MeTeer, Peter Murphy, John R. Smith, and Thomas Edwards, for gaming with cards in tbe Oxbridge district on Saturdayafternoon, were fined Is and costs. At the Stockton Police ...