... SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO A CLIMBING BOY. Notwithstanding the interference of the legislature which was called forth some years ago by the hardships known to be sustained by what are called climbing boys, and by the shocking accidents which in some cases had befallen poor little creatures in ascending and sweeping j.himnpya, the practice of employing little boys—poor and friendless children—to ...

... SALE OF FARMING STOCK, &Ac RAtPH BROWN WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At Nesblt Bill Hea d, in the Parish ?? *Northumberlmanl, on Monday, May 5th, A LL the FAR IiNG STOCK, &o., upon the said Farm, belongingt to Messrs R~idley, consisting of Bty Horse, 6 y. o. Powerful, good Workers, Brown Mare, 5y o s and fresh Brown Mare, S y o.) in Condition. Bay Horse, aged Grey Mare, do. Bay Slare, do. Brown Colt, ...

... Farm adjoining to the fame, in the Parilh of Roiltbuiy, the Whole c'nliftmg of ne.ir , ajo Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paftuie Gicuntft. now in the PolTeflioo of Mfflri Fdwaid and John Potu. ——For further Particulars, enquite of Mr Gall n at Alnwick. ...

... TO ENGINEERS AND BOILER MAKERS r:mf Birmingham Patent Iron Tube Company A1. manufacture Patent Lap-welded Tubes (under Mr Richard Prosser's Patent) for Marine, Locomotive and all Tubular Boilers. Also, Tubes for Gas, Steam and other Purposes. All sorts of Iron Gas Fittings. Works, Smethwick, near Birmingham; London Ware- hoase, 68, Upper Thames Street. CAUTION. TNN KEEPERS are cautioned ...

... NEWCASTLE, NovE1MBER 23. The Emperor Napoleon never speaks in public with- ont uttering some maxim of state policy, or alPo, Con. pregnant with meaning, or indicative of that fixiiy of purpose which so peculiarly distinguishes his coarac rr Determined, sclf-assured, persinteut, he never ?? from whatever object he has in view-never once loser, sight of the goal to which his designs are tending. ...

... firstborn of liberty: noonday wing how gently Among its wanderings ever free, ...

... And alfo i« S O L D, A FREEHOLD YARD GARTH, now ufed ■» « Stackvatd, containing neat an Acte of Gtoond, fitoate in Newlanlt afotefa d on the Notth Side of Fenkle ftteet, and admitting to the Weft End the Vicarage Garden» together with Dwellinghoofe ihtieopon no* in the Occupation of Mr John Chnfton; and alio Chaife houfe, at the Weft End the faid Yard.-»-Foi further Particulars, enquire of Mi ...

... On Thursday, the case robbery by officers employed on the North Shields Railway was again brought | before ihe magistrates at the Police Court of this town. The building was crowded to excess, the greatest interest being manifested in the proceedings. The justices present were Aid. Dunn, Potter, and Dr. J. Bulman, J. C. Atkinson, W. Loraine, Esqrs., and Capt. West. After some other business ...

... long, long time, I sat listening on the hill To the church bell's pleasant chime. The sun shone on the old church clock, Upon the ivy tower Seven when I went, eight when left— So I sat there an hour. And I was thinking all the time, How pleasant it would be, live upon a little isle, Far in the southern sea; With waters like a mirror clear All round my island spread, And branching trees, and ...

... mine on the subject of the increasing smoke nuisance, I beg to suggest that you could ...

... f1 I North Shields, Aug. 2-The UnItY. Brown, of Goole, ar- rived here to-day from Hamburg with 384 live sheep and 60 cask5s of salted beef. Another vestal in expected next tide from Holland with a similar cargo. The Pomona, re- centy arivd hre romLivrpol. as gone into deck to bereairedAu. 1The Earlt or thi port ha Nredwhase tle, coal laden, ran on the rocks off Stai hsmorning, iand sank-crew ...

... GAZETTE. BaattN, ,(Girm*my) J*». 7- HIS Pro (Gan baa been pleafed, at the Reqaelt of the Empreft Queen, fet at Liberty Baron Trink, Nephew to the Tamotu Partizap of that Name, who has been confined thefe 14 Year* pad in Magdcburgh. HJgM, (HiilanH) Jsn ao. The terrible Floodt all Pam interrupt all Correfpondence, and make the Communi* cation from to another almoll impraflicable. LOND N, J* n. ...