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... AN OTTERBURN ASSAULT CASE At the Bellingham Petty Sessions, on Satur- day, before Mr. John Robson (chairman), Mr. A. R. White, and the Rev. Jos. Reed, William Cardigan was charged with an assault on Dorothy Herdman, at Otterburn, on December 24th last. ...

... LATE JAMES VALENTINE. Mr. Valentine and his wife on the hill between St. John’s Church and Gellfechan Farm, from which a fine panorama of the town and the huge sweep of Cardigan Bay can be obtained. There was naturally no time for the couple to obtain ...

... 'Cramer seconded the resolution, which wax adopted. A Of ealsolava. A moat interesting curio is at present on view at the Percy Arms, Percy Street, Newcastle. It is said to be the veritable bugle which sounded the charge of deathless fame at Balaclava. The ...

... Mies Ellen Brittain, of Dublin, submitted it for inspection to Lieut.-Colonel John Brown, late of the 17th Lancers, who, in 1889, certified that Brittain was Lord Cardigan's bugler in the charge and rode with him, and that the bugle was apparently identical ...

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... BRITISH A MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE. LIFE. ANNUITIES Newcastle Board of Directors. John H. Armstrong, Esq. Roland Philipeon, Esq. Sir B. C. Browne. John C. Sinker, Esq. R. R. Dees, Esq. Sir Lindsay Wood, Bari, T. O. Gibson, Esq. James EL Woods ...

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