... I local and IMrirt rnnlinued.J KKWCA9TL* ASP MaBBKT, NoV. 16. 11 j!' j'ittZ.mAll. 9. 1.1, per Battar, 53. firkin. Eggs. (IJ per MARKET. TUESDAT, NOV. 13.- Whiu., tfd 11b; rod, 10b. Bobhasi Ooontt Court. - The followmg *ro tho Court for Doocmto >0 olsinshAra P, ‘v.,,n ..11 Durham . IT 15 SiimlerlAmi IS.ml . 13 Soulh Shicldß Bishop u ahetloy Bridie 51 Court will sit Durham for the ...

... CAUTION.-I. & J. COLTMANl'S MUSTARD. v'iHF public (and small sebopkeepers VarticulsRly) Dre respectfully informed that I. and J. ConMAN'6 MUBTAIn j~oxept he vry owest quality) is put up in casks, tins iind Packets, with their name on each Package; and one eon be ried on os 'gec uife 'Without. 'bio ad'vertiseement is r ndered necessary by some unprincipled party I attemspting to palm upon the ...

... !4EWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE FARMERS' CLUB. Mi1E Annual MEETING of the above Society will j be held in the Club Room, on Saturday, the 7th of nruory, 18.54, at half-past ?? o'clock. hlem'bcrss on application to the Librarian, willI receive blankc Ballotng lapers, together with Lists of the Members. The Miembers and their Friends will DINE, on the same day at pogerson's Crovn and Thistle Inn, Groat ...

... L ODaI\GS-ONE or Two YOIUNG lIIEN cnn1 be ovruilsndot'lvt with ]LOflGlNIS, in a respeotable t n~i) r alestity neighbhourhod, in lie cenrtral pnrt. of the town, Address, by letter, to 11 II., ouorant Ofic. e8 ITEbDleD AI'AItIEMNTS for one or two F GENTLEM\lEN, jO sn airy situation, near to R1 e- hillI Alply tt No. I, La s6on-st. et, ItyEv-hill t2 *7N [1.1, a FillDielled hOUUJSE, in a health)y ...

... Office, p. m. The London papers ot this morning are chiefly occupied with reports of the speeches delivered last night at the Lord Mayor's banquet at Guildhall. Several of them furnish comments on the sentiments of tho leading speakers, and they all praise the tone of Lord Palmerston and the French ambassador, who both spoke very strongly, and to the intense satisfaction of all present, in ...

... ?? SSB W ,.4 w Noas n-~y~nei 56th Jan., 1854. aF will bo a DM4 m the Small Room, on r Thtfrsy ng, ?? 12th ist. Admiesll, be., Tea inmluded. poors to b apened at Niuaeo'Clook. B o afder of .THE COOMMITTEE. - ' ATkSHEAD FELL BALL, YOR THE BFNESLT OF. THE,11BIL.O ROOMB. , ANNUAL BALL will be 'held in the PUBL1O 11B GhteehendLow Fell, on Tci5ts5DAy, the ant bal-past eight o'elock. Tisket ' bo badl ...

... tnfirmarv, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Decembenbcr 29, 1S53. QUARTERLY COURT of the Governors will be held at eleven o0clock in the forenoon, on A'beedsi' the :5th of January, 1814, when their at- ?? 15is ?? requlstCd. By orde, CIHAS. J. G11313, Secretary. l'ltNlSIIEI) LOtit S.-A sitting room and 1 one Ol twon b~ed rooms. I or reference enquire at h(> Ollicc of'thli' lij ?? [24 ~ ' o is -tN- ~l'lD, ...

... TO LEND, on Land Security. Inter aj19000 esat moderate. For reference apply I the Printers. 2,000 or 2,00to borro o land. For a reference apply to the printers. 6,9000, 4,000 and 800 to lend on Mortgage, and 600 and 300 wante oe eortgage of Freehold Property. Apply to Mr Ozo AtoSraOxe, Solicitor, Bridge End, Gateshead. S EVERAL Sums of MONEY, from 500, and up wards, to be LENT on Mortgage of ...

... TWO Young LADlES wish to meet with ENGAGE- T MENTS as Daily or Resident Governesses. Ad- dress C. D., Courtant Offlce, Newcastle. [26 W ANTED, by a YOUNG MAN, aged 17, an AP- W PRENTICESHIP to a Surgeon; he has been a few months in the profession, and can give good refer- ences. Apply to Kir Marley, Ohemist, Grainger-st. [28 r A'1'D, y nyoug narred an, a 6rf UA- vV TON, 8 liht Prter Assstat ...

... O 4,000 nit~ ic ome Fmall sumns to Lend 90 001~~ wit 11rrtgttge. Apply to Mr (leo. Lu, lijtorl, Bidttge-tttd,Gaveid 10009 ~t 1 per-Itt., WVANTED), ol Illort. ,Piot ?? 1ioteptrtv in Nw elsitle. AppleI to R.M. atid R. ALLAN, Solivitors, 54, 600ll dlt, tiid L400 ready to li e R. V1a1' miorii 11n0 Ivoilgoe or houtsets or. hind. Apply to Mtr FuwnV. D. WE1L- yeOtt, Sdoii'itor, 27, NMerktit-street, ...

... On Saturday last, as mentioned in our paper of the same day, George Matthews and Jolm Hugh Murray, were brought for further examination the Moot Hall, the first being charged with the murder of Daniel Hives, and the second with aiding and abetting the fatal deed. Sir M. \V. Ridley, Bart., and E. Collingwood, Esq. presided as magistrates. Matthews was attired ■white fustian jacket and trousers, ...

... It is stated that the French government has received telegraph a despatch, dated Rome, the 20th inst., to the effect that Dr. Achilli, who has so long been confined prison by the papal authorities, is on his way to Paris. Another account says that Dr. Achilh escaped from the prison, to which he had been consigned by the papal authorities under various pretexts, the real cause being that he had ...