... whet hoe her done to arnelsorate the cosdhion of the Louden poor, dwells with gratifying emphasis upon the work of Mtss OCTAVIA HILL and her coadjutors. These benevolent ladies have, he assures us, solved the problem as to houses for the poor n huh the ...

... (lady Martin), Mary Hewitt, Mrs. Fawcett, Dr. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, Josephine Butler, Maria Edgeworth, Lady Baker, Octavia Hill, H.R.H. Princess Royal England, Mrr, Weldon, Mrs. Langtry, and Mrs. B. C. Hall. N.B.—ln connection with Prize Competition ...

... BIRTHS. Newcastle, Pine Street, Scotswood Road, 10th inst, the wife of Mr R. Crosding, of twin daughters. 38, Rye Hill, 2ird inst., Mrs William Jackson, of son. Gateshead. Bedford House. 20th inst,, the wile of Mr Robert Dariason of a son. Tvnf mouth ...

... were announced: General Committee Mr J District: Mr ) Mr B Iambcrt Kacriston Annual Co-operative Mr T Hollis Mr Al Burnip mlon Hill Air AV Murray and Mr Thus Chester-le-Street raeet-iiti only minutes SOCIETY'S SALES Co-operative Wholesale report the sales ...

... 23rd inst. as '1 Horton. Cd 3’l HALLIDAY.—High Spen, Bast Street, 23rd inst- s ,f Halliday. o % HILLS.—4S. Mary Sircet, Newcastle, 23rd inst., V James Hills. e i HAMPSON.—FeIIing, 66, Ridley BStreet, 25th Wy Ann Hampson. ‘ y HIPPERSON.—South Benwsil, ...

... fallow*: 18*. 6d.i O.U, 7*. 6d. 9a ; Bmiey, 9* M Pent, 12*. per boll. Batter, I*. Id. to I*. 2d. pet (b! Egg*, to 18 for * •hilling. Nortrallerton, dune 6.—We hare had tolerable ■apply of grain at our market to-day, tot which them wa» a fob demand at about ...

... and when saddle-horses, ponies, donkeys, and oirrmgea ahall liad on hire, which is not the case present, the •roen lanes, hills, woods, and within e.isy ranott Cherbourg will hcuiebold words in CUeaysuie. The following ia given tha same spondent as the ...

... can fling the haughty down, Exalt the peafant to crown And place the deeds of hands unknown,’ the blaze of day. Cjr,bridge. OcTAvia Prophecv/w the Months of April, May, and June. [From the Daily Gazetteer.] April.- THIS month begins with an eclipfe Dreadful ...

... Waddiiigham; Atlas. Waugh; Scotia, Bremner, from Dunkirk : Commerce, Rendle; Commerce, Guy, from Boulogne: Leveret, Burgell; Octavia. Jordan, from Schiedam; Jane Spoors. Robinson, from Nieuwe Dieppe: William A Mary, Hawkins. Havre: also foreign vessels In ...

... money is spent in these places which would otherwisebe , sate life, and to give relict where needed. Luring last February Mr. Hill elected Mayor of Springhill, tradesmen. I e tchnedrelialanynamPant Newcastleim amongst', which is a town of about 6,000 inhabitants ...

... 2 Grace colt,.»to I a««t Furioao, 7 to I agst Cannohie, to i agst Spindle. to Alastor. Grace colt led to the bottom of the hill, where he gave way to Furioeo, who carried on the running to the cords, where Spindle went up. and at last won by two lengths ...

... Durham-street, Bth in*t., aged 101, Catherine, widow of Mr. Hugh Kelly, mariner. At Bviiope, 15th in*t., the wife ofCapt. William Hill, trpnrarer of the Commiaaioner* of the River Wear. MHendon, 13th in*t, aged 57, Mr. Robert Patteraon, i.n Ti/ne-Wm. Vi. Stamp ...