... Gummi, Jas. Bann, R. ocUllough. Isaac Cook. Primrose Girls, Lizzie Williams, Sarah McMullin and Isaiah Lancaster. Policemen, Thomas Harden, and C. luethwaite. May Queen, Annie T. Graham ; Maids of Honour, Nina Gray, Jennie Thom, Bessie Pratt, ritaie Rutherford ...

... mill, Bessemer department, and rail bank aid be started on August 9th, and the men for these have all been re-engaged. U LT.—Thomas Quinn, labourer, o re kiirrii-street. was charged on Wednesday amaulting Ann Redacan on the 17th j es t Complainant said Quinn ...

... TRANIWICRIL—Mr H E James applied on Wednesday for the temporary transfer of the licence of the Griffin Inn, Christian-atreet, from Thomas Crosthwaite to Darcy Curwen Crosthwaite. Mr Joseph Clark applied for the temporary transfer of the licence of the Commercial ...

... (chairman), the Mayor (Alderman J. Harding), Colonel A. E. Thampeon, Mr. J. Cape, and Mr. J. H. Howe. 'WEDNESDAY'S DRUNKS.--Thomas Hopkins (30), coalminer, Seaton, 10s. or 7 days. MUSICAL SUOCESS.—Miss Elsie Smith, I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, St ...

... foreign and colonial the authorities made a bother about burying the body imports at this Port in those years were : and Keir Hardie and F. sok Smith buried him. And 1889 1891 1893 what came to Edward Pluck would come to others in £ £ £ time unless they stirred ...

... full-fledged pantomime. If you want to pass a oouple'of hours pleasantly call at Mac's Royal in Washingtonstreet. PATRICK HARDY, described as a furnaceman with no fixed abode, was charged yesterday with begging in Wilson-street. P.O. Moore proved the ...

... the complaint r:!spect int; Gainford, as they could not get the information they required. Continuing, he said Davidson and Hardy took part in the Conway competition. In reply to this, Mr ! Irving. on behalf of West Seaton. put in proof that the players ...

... marrow (Saturday) is the last day for receiving nominations for the vacancy en the County Council caused by the death of Mt Thomas Barbour, and, should there be a contest the election will take place on Monday. December 7th. ON ROAD.-George °areal:. navvy ...

... eer s eegesn t D oug l as , Privates Collins an d dale, fruiterer; Thomas Burgess, hOrute r: . Municipal Election Addresses, Tenders, Alien ;Territorial efficiency, Band-Sergeint and Thomas Pears, labourer. Mrs. Gkrer who di d not apor was fi ned 1% 6d ...

... after the usual business the following progratnnie was rendered : —Solo, Sis. Biglands; song, Bro. Hutohinson ; solo, Bro. Hardy ; song, Bro. G. Jackson ; song, Bro. JJackson ;song, Sis. Yates; solo, Sis. Fellow; song. Sis. 011ie. A very enjoyable evening ...

... wss that his henourable op; onent, Ceeley and his ever ready , who mole . .ruiieralice a profession, bed not kicked es . , A Hardie, G Pine. C eNros keineen, pretty over his ier.e.ic d ' , cronies sufficient to ellow,hine to W aw l 'lowness . Round the hall ...

... ' Mr R. E. 'Tighten, J.P. ;C. Alderman R. H. Hodemon,J.P., Workington ;C. Alderman John Williarneen, J.P., Brigham Hill Mr Thomas Armstrong, Cockennotith ; Mr E. Carlisle, Workington ; Mr A. Mitchell Dewsion,J.P., C.C.,Kesswick ; Mr Joe. Fisher, J.P. C ...