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... orchestra facing the audience. The ?? theatre is full from pit to ceiling. Packed tha tightly together in the pit are rows of hardy rejE sailors, easily recognisable by their dress and the manner, while pressing upon themr are a to determined mass of worklmon ...
... are as. fine things as ainy of h ich their class. 847, 851, 860, and especially n for 864, Hillmnan, with Deer Hounds, J. Hardy, it bly as well as 872, Old Quarry near Plymouth,R B. to Barnes, should be noted down. 882, Between d and the Parts, 3 ...
... Science and Art Department, South Kensington :-Secoud Stage: R. Tate, 1st class; A. Southeran, 2nd class. Elementary Stage: John Hardy, let class. THE NAm TRADE AT MrIDDLSsBROUn.-Mr. E. Ayrton, of Jones Bros., in this town, writes to the effect that there is ...
... Hamby Robson, William Smith, J. W. Wal- ton, Thomas Wood. Geometry.-Thomas M. Barker,* James Eden, E. H. Hall,* John Thomp- son, James Manrow, William Parker, Thomas iobinson, William Wilkinson. Model.-Thomas Robinson, William Wilkinson.* The prizes and ...
... DARLINGTON.-We have had much pleasure in noticing on former occasions the efforts of a spirited townsman of Darlington, Mr. Thomas Wood, of the Fine Art Repository, North. gate, in introducing to an unwonted market , modern paintings of a high standard ...
... Hive, Ramsgate; James NVard, Barratt-street; Thomas Mossom, Steam Packet Inn, Qusydide. ALLEGED BREAOH OF THE HIGHWAY ACT AT HuRwonTH.-Yeeterday, before the Darlington County Magistrates, a cabman, named Thomas Cheeseborough, was charged by Police-constable ...
... preached by the Rev. J. Atkinson, of Sunder- lend. In the afternoon, the children gave a ser- vice of song, conducted by Mr. Thomas Tiplay. Collections worewmade in aid of the school fund. SUDDEN DEATH AT CoTHaEsToN .-We regret to have to announce the sudden ...
... Durham. . Class 82-Bedlington terrier dog or bitch (blue) -lot and 2nd, Thomas John Piokett, Newcastle. Class 831-Bedlington terrier dog or bitch (other than blue)-lat and 2nd. Thomas John Piekett, Newcastle. , Class 84-Fox terrier dog or bitch-lst, G. H ...
... roOL SUCCESS.-At a brass band aind solo o cornet coatest held on the aricultural .!owW ground at Wihitehaven, on Monday, Mr. Thomas Hogg, t oWI st Hartlepool, bandmaster of toe 4th Durham Artillery Volunteers, came off the wvinner of the first prize in the ...
... winner by eleven shots. A good deal of money changed hands, at five to four on Hardy.-Yesterday afternoon, an- other match, for 61., was played at the same place, between Thomas Williamson, of New Hunwick, and Adam Coatbam, of IToronto. The game was thirty-three ...
... clothing from his lodgings. Thomas Clark, a fireman on the Stockton and Darlington Section, was killed on Tuesday, at Waskerly, by being cruashed between the buffers t of some wagons he was about to uncouple. On Tuesday, Thomas Ward. the guard of a Stockton ...
... to the scheme, was referred to the Parochial Committee for the Byers Green town. ?? the motion of the Rev. J. W. Hick, Dk. Hardy, of Byers Green, was elected a member of the committee just ?? reports of the medical officers respecting the sanitary state ...