... Shields: Mr. _ Herbert S. Cratitp, Preston, Lnncs.: Mr. Joseph Scott. Dunston; Mr. Thomas Grainier, West Hartlepool; Mr. David L. Harard, Newport,* Pembrokeshire: Mr. Thomas E. Sudaes, Gateshead; Mr. John M. Tulip. .Tarrow; Mr. Wilson, Gateshead. SECX)ND-CLASS ...

... THE MEYNELL. The mention of the word Meynoll reminds me thAt the Meynell Hunt ere not going to allow Mr. Gerald Hardy to Ware them with* out some mark their appreciation of his ten rears* serrice sport in their country as M F.H. ha« retired from the position ...

... sitting-room window. The bleeding heart (D. apectabilis), bears long sprays covered with pretty little heart•hoped flowers, and is hardy and flowe•• ing. A white variety is to be had, but the other is prettier. U. forroosa eximiu differ little in colour, Formosa ...

... tstoik was the referee; and the following were the U L?flui Albion. —O. Cuthbert, goal: K. Culhbert and MinnicAn, backs; Hardy. GariM*r, and Porritt. half-backs: Uarland. Dobaon, and Shaw, tor wards. -Jackson, goal; K. Hudson and J. R. Hudson, backs; ...

... Friends please accept tlii- (the only) inlimatinn. September I'dlli, at Henrietta Street, aged 16 years, Thomas Mcliarrv. beloved son of Thomas Sarah Klizalteth Kelly. To interred at Whitby Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Friends please accept this (the ...

... **baby comforters,” that were exhibited for sale, and sent one to each Cabinet Minister. In a covering letter* she wrote: “Sir Thomas Bowman calls these the invention the Devil. The sale these articles i» prohibited in France; why not England r” A Carlisle ...

... Alexandra, Miss Swingstone, Miss Brain ley Hansom. Miss . Irle, Mr & Mrs Wakefield Idle, & Mrs Wakefield M*«* Cooper, King Street. Thomas, Misses (2) Stockton-on -Tees Hutchinson. & Mrs Darlington Collinson, Mr & Mrs West Hartlepool Mrs. Watson. Robertson, Miss ...

... Waterworks Co.. .£6 lie, 9d.; Cramlington Coal Co.. 19s. fid,; Thomas Rose. 10s. 4d.; J. W. Foster (coal dues), X 3 fis.; Sunderland Lighterage Co.. XI6; North- Eastern Railway Co., 7d.; Crewdeon Hardy A Co.. 18s.; Aveling & Porter. Its. fid.; Finney A Co., ...

... Sydney, last month, the Governor-General, I-ord Denman. G.C.M.G., invested Engineer- Captain W. Clarkson (brother of Mr. Thomas Clarkson, East row) with the insignia of Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. The presentation preceded dinner ...

... BUckrod; Magj, \rm-trong. Padiliam; Willimn I.j , lanil. Aikholmi'; ivion Carr, {). i.i-h rk E.lim Lomax, Littlo ■ B. • W.ilkitM Hardy, lloraich: Henry • ball, v ; Anderson. Lit t-rpool. 1 nan ii, Wer; Harry Johnson. at Hah ns; .lonph Houghton. Wiamorleigo. ...

... have great success, and declared the P. \V. Walker. Mrs. Cradoek, Miss Wilson. on* - Mr. Thomas Kitching moved. Miss (‘umming, Mr. ...