... 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, ...

... 'iisne, ?? London, Jordan, g; Harling: skill 6a ton. s Hardy, Londoni, b.- Sailed.-Deo. 29: tionzu war Teesdale e, 4aogstaff, London, iron; Margaret tee sea- Reid, Dew,. Stockton,. b; Bbital a, Thomas, On, e ?? e, Trueitt, London, with iro pipes n 3rpress ...

... should have Sir John Crown to represent the Labour Party and this desirable consummation will doubtless be attained when Keir Hardie becoms M.P. for Chester-le-Street aud Prime Minister England. Shipbuilding ou the W r ear is not likely to be slack during ...

... —Major T. J. MoK'Dtie, Captain Hun. Major Bernard, Captain Hon. Major Malcolm. Captain White. Captain H. Warham. G limes. Hardy. W. Warham. ‘C. S. Kit*on, A. C. J. O. Clszey, V'. Corbett, J. W. Farrington, Second Li'Uts T. J. Allison, W. A. EJlis, and ...

... Lot 2 -FREEHOLD COTTAGE, Corn forth Lane, containing Four Booms, with Bay Window, Yard. and Conveniences, occupied by Mr W. Hardy, at annual rental of £ll. Lot i— TWO FREEHOLD COTTAGES, adjoining above, containing Three Rooms each, with Yard and Conveniences ...

... 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 ...

... the employ the and Water Co., of which Mr Trowhitt wa» t-ecret try. The chid mourners were Mr Charles Trewbitt (son), Mr R. Hardy (son-in-law;, Mr H. Shepherd .nophew . Among those present connected with the l»a8 Company were Metsr> \V. 11. Fifther, J.l’ ...

... month 8d Co £23 4d a - FATALITY NEAR Ob White Drift to Bed five children OUTBREAK OF 8HEEP yesterday of of Carr affected and Thomas affected NEWS- ZETLAND’S Jaa II Jan UStotadrep Jas 18 11 Jen U-Teuby Bank it THE MORIMER OF A MISSIONARY IN CHINA Office the ...

... 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 ...

... evening: — Pietermaritzburg January 9th— The following of 1st Irish Fusliers killed Nicholson ’e —Sergeant Hasri-tine Private Thomas Rogers Harvey McKenzie Walsh Gilbert Gardiner Burns Edmund Kelly Offloer Commanding Troop Cymric Vin-oent 9th— H Regiment ...

... egainst by P.C. Thomas for a breach of the Town Polies Cisme@ dot by throwing snowballs in Front Street. Stanley, en Um 23rd slt.—Tlte offence was admitted, and • fine of 1/- end costs was PITCH AND TOIL Thomas Coyle (18), and John Thomas Framer (12) charged ...

... and Spencer. Reserve, (. Todd. j Bishop Auclland.-Goal, Proud; | backs, Stephensoss ansd Condon; half- ! backs, Pennington, Thomas, and ?? l Marslhall; forwards, Jos. Marshall, I Allen, Gibson, Jirim Marshall, and Craw- ford. St. Augustine's Reserve.-Goal ...