... Preston—-James Killean discovered on the floor of one of the bedrooms 4 map iu an unconscious condition. Afterwards fied as John Grendon, the man wat carried into an adjoining house identi: where he was attended to and subsequent conve; to the workhouse ...

... Mr N, Grattan Doyle at Hesieden. : Mr N Grattan Doyle, general secretary of the Tariff Reform Federation, last night, in furtherance of t} » Tariff Reform propa- anda in South-East Darham, addr a érgely attended meet:nz at Hesleden. Mr Grattan Doyle ...

... son, and daughter-iniaw MAYHEW.—In ever loving memory of John Mayhew, who entered into rest on december 4th. 1910 Thy wil be done. Deeply by hs widow and two children, Jenn and Vilhe memory of John MAYHEW .—In ath, 1910. Ever Mayhew, who died remembered ...

... Ik* Lord Glaniis, Howard Grirleu (prospei tive Vnionist candidate for West and Grattan Doyle, and Friday. inst., Karl Percy, Sir W alter Plummer, Mr Howard Gritten. and Grattan Doyle, with Mr Edward Sisterson the chair, will speak in the Market Place. Hexham ...

... which was found floating in disused brickyard pond near East Holdon Kailway Station on Sunday. Henry Turnbull (15), of ll,.. John Williamson Street, South Shields, said that Sunday afternoon about and companion named William Atkinson wore the side of the ...

... 97. Cheeter Read 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.—£100 wiil purchase the Corner Property (Gresley Arms), 32, Henry Street East; gastittings, counter, etc.; and ('o.. Solicitors. John position for pawnbroker.—Apply, Bolam, Middleton, Mouses and Shops For Sale. 9. KER ...

... quotations:— Sir Charles Macara the repulsed deputation:— This Act evilly borne shall cool the hearts Of all his people. (King John 111., t). The Chancellor to the Amend-the-Act League: What should I do? I confess it is shame fond; but it is not in virtue ...

... I’m aware of. (^Laughter.) Did you offer a sovereign did 'I’ARIFF REFORM MASS MEETING AT SEAHAM. SPEECHES MESSRS RETON AND GRATTAN DOYLE. Last night the Sea Bank-*. Sea ham Harbour, open-air Tariff Reform demonstration was helil. under the auspices the ...

... Oliver, Winifred H. Patterson. Book prizes: Cora D. Farrow, John W. French, Caro’ine Hall, William Lilcy, Joseph A. B. Oiive, Gertrude A. Swan. Commended: William H. Deans, James Edon, John W. French. Caroline Hall (2), Emilie M. Kitts. Winifred H. Patterson ...

... padding foot-steps negroes, who slouch close to the shop-fronts. They; have great shoulders hunched about their ears, and their arms and legs swing on) loose joints. It startles the nerves of a stranger see one of these dark faces staring at him from a dark ...

... inquest at the Children’s Hospital-last night on the bod @. a four-year-old child named Josep Cummings, the son of a hawker named John Cummings, residing at 141, High Street mother stated that while she was prepari dinner on Sunday the child the table, and the ...

... longer existed. i r> tw « T At was neutral markets and dominions and V Grattan Doyle. Conn. F. W. over the seas that were Taylor presided, and was supported by Mr SAVING THE SITUATION John Raine, prospective Unionist candi- for British trade. It was the increase ...