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... NORTBHERN ARCHITECTURAL I SOCIETY. The President of the Northern Architecturltl Society (Mr. Thomas Oliver) delivered theanunual address on Tuesday evening, at the Old Castle, Newcastle. His address was a review of the past and a programme for the future ...
... imprisoned for one r month in Durleans CTaO1. ANAJIATEUB 'BOUNCERS' CAUGHT AT BISHOP A UCELAND. On Thursday, a man named Thomas Hardy was taken into custody by Sergeant Harrison, at Bishop Auckland, on a charge of robbing John Hmuter, of Howden, of his ...
... plaintiff's wife without his knowledge. Judgment for plaintiff. THE ROlOnBEItY OF t12, BY A BouNun ,I AT PIsenor AuCxLAND.-Thomas Hardy, the man w Io was lately in custody at Bishop Aucnland on I a charge of robbing John Hunter, of Howdon, of I hispmse, which ...
... Norwich case prosecutions would be inetituted against Mr. Stracey, Mr. Hardement,l Mr. Towne and Mr. Peunefeather. Mr. GAkTHORNE HARDY asked the First turdl of the Treasury whether he would intro- dlue the measure relating to the land of the United Kingdom, ...
... Yesterday, nine pitmen, named respectively Was. Beswich, Whitfield Rowe, Janies Hell, Matthew Kell. Thomas Bell, Winl. Leech, Win. Worlkman, Robson Miller, and Thomas Haspey- were placed before the Bishop Auckland binchl of magistrates, charged by P.C. Robson ...
... For the two remaining vacancies there were five candidates-viz,, Mr. Thomas Furness, provision necrchant; Mr. John Magoris, wine merchant; Mr. S. J. Glover, shipowner; Mr. George Hardy, butcher; and Mr. Richard Crick, teacher of navigation. Mr. Criek,however ...
... sites; but, on the other hand, there were l fanatics who nothing but exception legislation of I this nature could reach. Mr. G. HARDY opposed the compulsory powers which the bill proposed to confer, but would not object to the second reading, on the ground ...
... the members of the Government were in their places, but the front opposition bench was occupied only by Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Hardy, and Sir J. Pakington. THE FRENCH TREATY or1 COMMERCE. In reply to Mr. VANCE, Mr. OTWAY said that a suggestion had been made ...
... Perspectire-Robert Bell, John W. Berry, C. i B. Hardy, Neil Macara, Thomas Mudd, Cutlibert l- Wigamn. The following students have had prizes lawarded, their papers being marked excellent:- .eJohn W. Berry, Thomas Mudd. d Yesterday aus adjourned meeting of ...
... foraer, who r'ae ported by the late nationalist candata - poll takes place on Friday. EXTENSIVE FORGERY AND SENTENCE. James Thomas Hardie, Colat11111Osto ,a- Leith, pleaded guilty at the Higl Cofln : ticiary, Edinburgh, yesterday, to f Ielt:at uttering on the ...
... declared the pre- amble proved. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT WITTON PARR IRONWOIRKS. Yesterday, a boy named John Hutch ison, son of Mr. Hardy lIuteh'sson, of Taft Hill, met with a fr~ghtr'` death at Messrs. Bolokow, Vaughan, end Co.'s Witton Park Ironworks. Deceased ...
... Forster; alteration of doorsway and archway in Arthur- street. by Jonathan Powitt; and house and shop in Charles-stroet, by Thomas Thompson-the latter on conditionthat proper sections be ?? in. -This ayes the period for estimiating for a new rate. As thle ...