... Newcastle. At Mrs. Elliott's, Gibbon Street :—Mr. and Mrs. Kell, and family, Sunderland. At Gloucester Homo: Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, and family ; cud Mr. and Mrs Atkinson, and fau.ily, New. At Mrs. Muter's, Windsor Road i—Mrs. Landes, and Morpetb. At Matto ...

... Birkioshaw ; ashington Colliery Band, conductor Mr. Thomas Woods; Castle Eden Band, conductor Mr. George Rains ; Blyth Artillery Band, conductor Mr. J. R. Mason; Backworth Colliery Band, conductor Mr. Thomas Woods ; Old Operatic Band, West Hartlepool, conductor ...

... Patterson, innkeeper, at Sleekburn, on the 22nd ult. He was committed to prison for 1 month. Thomas Grant, pitman, Sleekburn, was summoned for assaulting Thomas Wonders, jun., at Bleekburn, on the 22nd ult. Hs was fined £2 10s. and 14s.tid. costs. William ...

... Seaton, was referee and stakeholder. —The nest match was between James Hardy and Robert Robinson, both of Broombill, each using • Lioz. bowl, for £5 aside. At the first throw Hardy showed the way by twelve yards, and at the second throw held • lead of ...

... was lest, Mr. a Little second, and Mr. R. R. Hyatt third. Terdve calceolarias found Mr. J. Southgate first, and Mr. D. C. Thomas, Muswell-bill, second. Croton were best from Mr. J. A. Causton, West Dulwich. fret, Mr. James taking the second award. The ...

... J. Bohilks. and R. Johnson. teen. ; secretaries, R. Johnson, jun, and Mark McLean; treasurer, Thomas Jorrou; committee, C. Cochrane, 1). Hunter, U. Hardy, R. Doti, and O. B. Cowans. A hearty vote of thanks to h chairman, whose name it laminated with ...

... special feature this year, which elicited a good deal of admire- tion from florists. The first prize for the beet collection of hardy fruit was won by Mr. Laws, of Ponteland, whilst the prize for the best bunch of white grapes was won by Mr. T. Hope, Seaton ...

... inquiry is IW. why I was it objectionable in 1894, when Mr Keir Hardie proposed it ! (Cheers.) Mr Burt did not support it thou. He wee only a dumb dog. not a sound came from him. (Cheers.) Mr Hardie was sneered at; nether of the two political panne helped ...

... Cooke, Newcastle. At Mrs. Elliott's, Gibson Street :—Mr. sad Mrs. Kell, and family, Sunderland. At Gloucester Noun Mr. and Mn. Hardy, sal family ; and Mr. arid Mrs. Atkinson, sad family, Nem. At Mn. Muter's, Windsor Road :—Mrs. Lewin, end family, Nemeth. At ...

... Brewis, sued John McLachlan, for 13 Is. Ild. for not fulfilling an engagement entered into at Newcastle hirings.—Mr. W. H. Hardy, Newcastle, appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Webb, Morpeth, for defendant.—Hobert brawls. farmer, fetid be engaged defendant ...

... SPORTING NOTES. M OUR OWN Tt CORREATO:4I.MT. PLATE. The Newcastle Carnival will be beld next wnek on the Town Moor, where the hardy sone of the North will fora whole week's pleasure, commencing the Saturday prior to the races, tenting out both day and night ...

... moaned feebly to neck the place where the Hamm* brae, and put acme on Well and to-day ' it is perfectly_ well. I' HOMOCKA v. Mr Thomas Lydian, of the Liverpool Evangelisation Society, residing Clifton Terrace, Birkenhead, says hie son got • severe Wow just ...