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... HEROES OF THE HARTLEPOOLS The King has conferred the undermentioned rewards for gallantry and distinguished service on the occasion of the attack on the Hartlepools by German Fleet on December 10th, 1914: Companion of the D.S.O. —Lieut.-Colonel Lancelot ...
... HARTLEPOOL CASUALTIES. EIGHT KILLED AND TWENTY-TWO ...
... HARTLEPOOL COLLIER TORPEDOED. The Government patrol steamer Pearl. of Grimsby. has brought to Stornoway the crew of the steamer Mobile, of West Hartlepool. loaded with Welsh cool. The Mobile was held up by a German submarine about forty miles westwards ...
... WEST HARTLEPOOL. I■ opening the inquests at West Hartlepool the Deputy Coroner said he had made a tour of the damaged districts, and could say that within a i.•w hours after the bombardment the plyim was calm and quiet. Evidence was given by Mr. William ...
... HARTLEPOOL STEAMER MINED. The steamer Selby. of 2.137 tons, owned by Yeast*. R. Ropier and Co., West Hartlepool. is stated to have struck a mine in the North Sea as a result of which she sank an hour and a half later. The crew. numbering twenty-two all ...
... HARTLEPOOL'S TRAGEDIES. Through the representations of Sir Walter Runciman the War Office has released from service Private George Dixon, of the West Yorkshire Regiment. Dixon had three children killed in the bombardment of the i Hartlepool,. Two others ...
... HARTLEPOOL At sunrise aud just afterwards the sun everyone was wae clear. ut just when hoping for a goc vd view a cloud blanketed out ow from the the sun. There was o corona as the shadow passed out to sea, and this was refle: cted in the water. A minute ...
... HARTLEPOOL FIBS EXTINGUISHED. Some Families Returning to their Homes. DAMAGE. Hartlepool. Friday. The great fire Hartlepool has now been totally extinguished, the only task remaining to the firemen being to guard against renewed outbreaks. The work of ...
... HARTLEPOOL. Sir C. I'urness (L) W. li. H. Written 5,754 L maj No change. maj., 1,879. lOU*i--L. unopposed. HASTINGS. •A. Cro* (C).. j i:. T. Smith (L) . C maj 801 No change. lfKlO_Lib. raaj., 208. 1906—Con. raaj., 1908 ( By-elec.)—Con. maj.. 1,018. ...
... THE HARTLEPOOL ELECTION. THE Cheltenham Chennicle. ESTABLISHED 1809. '' T ™ TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876. THE result of the Hartlepool election is both interesting and important in two respects. It was one of the few constituencies which at the last general ...
... THE HARTLEPCOL Electioneering was conducted ander difficulties at Hartlepool on Monday. Besides being bitterly cold, snow {cll heavily at intervals thronghout the day. The usual series of out-door meetings were held daring the dinner hour, but the vast ...
... THE HARTLEPOOLS ELECTION. On Tuesday the Mayor cf Hartlepool received the writ for the election of a member Parliament in the room of the late Mr. Thomas Richardson. He has fixed the nomination for Saturday next, and the polling for Wednesday, the inst ...