... CHURCH BAZAAR AT MID- DLESBROUGH. OPENING SPEECH BY THE HON. ?? J. C. DUNDAS. tov Yesterday afternoon, a grand bazaar in con- an nection, with All i'aints' Church was opened in dem the Artillery ])rill Hall, Middlesbrough, in aid fur of a fund for buildling Sunday schools and a nil parish hall, which it is estimated will cost£1,500. fan All Saints' is the newest church in Middles. '5 broumh, ...

... IORTH cIRN CHO. 1VEZD7ATEviA Y, .TL V III, 1SG6, T I IE TURINI ING O F ToST UE' T 1 N. I\ ?? It, ?? . I ' 1 . - ?? I I . I I I OUn 'Tory frieids Lav. hallooed bfoure they wvere out ot the Iroud. 'he juiialion last Nreelk over the l'diinati ol o r (a II'. STONE anld ?? accession of a strlonr Cdn.r- vative Govornmcnt came too) eriv to be w: E cise antd uot too lato to h c a waraiiig. Ju thave ...

... T. I TIE TEESSIDE CORPORA. TIONS AT BROKEN-SCARB, A WATER BOARD EXCURSION. (From Oxr Owa Regorters.) VISIT TO THE NEW WORKS. Yesterday, at the invitation of the Stockton and Middlegbrough Water Board, the Corpora- i tions of the two towns, and several members of 1 the Stockton Local Board, with other guests, visited the now works now rapidly progressing towards completion at Broken Scar, near ...

... ce f acoumlawting pressure oe4and tbe Becesgarl odltertesi spaent totreme conI densatiol 00 nd 01rrespondeflce columne, mu' ?? AU IN PROGRESS.l be ?? nnounced. .-2 1>t for a Satb T fNLARGEIVIENT ~E. ,oBTI1ERN E CHO. ,ill not be acconi1paied! by any of Inc heab, 01 Clirge. ARiT I, TAILORING. ST ELL & So;, ~ojts OF COATMAIINGO, DARL NG TO.. t A E, 1'52 ...

... LETTER. (( ?? ll1t.. froi ] l l 1.qiL from 3L.P.] IL I T .; zJ-I , T, 3.C 1S' F F aICSlhy, ididniulit. 3 tdilt tetli tiat ?? worst t i ! ln}t i ult Will hcgin when ie I lk VF ?? Cconstillctile 'Bir 'I*leaS4Pl .Tlivir difliculty is .;h i Pll.,, ilistiume, (IheLocrtl ?? t K> .vhici l [ Ritchie is ,.!z l~eit wl~~ touches. It is . tbr~e ?? tlim tile Iicast'lr'i I' I^ 1(10phol fodlit tooth ...

... i THE PRINCIPAL PUBLICISTS AND JUOIST .of Europe will meet at Berne next Sep. ,tam or to 'A gVIA propma; faQ ?? the peace of the ;vorld Pro- C rsor IrosO Lavf, at the request of the ° two societies which work towards the ii of the reign of ?? s sociely 50d the International Arbitrn. d 1 Associationl-las drawn up a scheme i the establishmeont by the nations of I fC ' ?? ior eottling their ...

... [dl4 1,0,PON LETR, ?? ?? [}Pr M.]i, corre I^PFtA.('LVL'tRORAPHED.] nigU ?? ?? :tand %Va.,ting Time in him 11s Voine of the Debate -able OP I\ JO11 tl . ?? 5OtO CoIIinig into thle Irs Cil Irish lto sl.I'a , feriie S cl;-- ClianI. coup. I ~ in ?? n not t ?? ,, ?? o'l ,\ li ue'O'iP ?? V'avi. in lent~ Aferieeydeiv, rOanON, Sunday. very .\itr n!l)5 e~ltS, Ar Parnell'S anleld veryU v Ml leas Paaol' ...

... IEW YORI( PRICES. Now YoIu. WVednesday. Inv Feb. 9. Feb S. 8.mi 11!Ir~y , ldsi , ,, ?? ?? , 3 pe3p.c. ?? cot .llb:he 'sltitiss ?? 3 p.e. 3 p.c. Ga Es rl: i; ...

... WEST :[.HIATJLEPOOL TOWN DI- PuOnTIK~]ENT COMIJIfSSIONE'tS. The euuat fortnigtlitl m teetling of this Boar Wlas held yesterlay-MrB Edward Tarnball. presiciog. -The well sea lee :1! several instacicee havisa u been pronomlliced inipitre, Ml.r Pyinan proeposed that the law be set in auotioin for neullrug a poeper sapply; and Iir Crusby liaing seconded the proiposition, it was at once igrec(l ?? ...

... THE OPr:NIING OF PA1RLIAMENT. Thq the BY 3IP. tha LONhDON, 'Thuarsday Night. tlhe The House of Co rnmons was in the s characteristic mood of the first night of the z session. From tine immemorial the tone on that night is different and irresponsive. h Ntir members look back affriglited at the aL') b sound of their own voices, and even the Lib hardy veterans of the past are cowed and mo h ...

... -~ - COIUNDON LIBERAL CLUB. I .s , . z , ; - / 7, . . ; II. ?? - bei SPEECHES BY MR PAUL0TON, M.P. M Mc ENTHUSIASTM PROCEEDINIGS. Hi Coundon Liberal Clubroomse were opened last w 'ot) evening under the mo'st gratifying circumstances. a The two rooms are fitted sip yith every conveni. plt ence and comfort- The -walls a're hung with di( portraits of enuinenit Liberal statesman, and' PA Welcome ...

... I THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE IN I THE NORTH. We continue onr totes an the jubilee prepara- tionas in the North. HOWDIN-LE-WRAIl. It i8 intended ti give a tea to all the children attending the Boiaed schools, and also to all the aged and poor people in the place. 1 SIOIIA50N. At a public meeting held on Wednesday night in the National Schooles Old Shildon-the Rev. H. E. Loxley ?? R. A. Brown, chairman ...