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... Harvesting operations, which are now being busily carried on all over the country, have met with some interruption from rain during the past week. Iv Berkshire and adjoining counties the rainfall was heaviest on Wednesday, when electrical storms, chiefly limited in their area, passed over several districts. The delay caused in reaping has been but slight, and the only cereal which likely to ...
... P.a ROmeter Readinos.âLamb's Barometer Lytn-st eet, to-day, 10 a.n-. Barometer 29.96. The r ingat the same lour yesterday, was HO. 15. Temperature 49 degieco. Correspondents.âSeveral letters are held over. Capt. Charles Burns Anderson, South Shields, poisoned himself yesterday by drinkin'' laudanum. A Generous Gift.âA cheque for £.0 has been receive! from liaroi Kothschild in aid of ...
... Barometer Headings.âLamb's Barometer Lvnn-»treet, to-day, a.m. Barometer 29.91. Tlie reading the same hour yesterday was 29.03. Temperature, 44 degrees. Last night, at Jarrow, arrangements were made form a society for the advocacy of Socialistic views. Hartlepool Borough Court. âAt the Hartlepool Borough Court to-day, there was no business for disposal. The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse.â Last ...
... TVOLSIMiMAM AGRICULTURAL SHOW. On Tueiday, Ibe eighty-fifth annual agricultural show promoted by ths V> olsingbsm and Wt-.r Val- ley Agricultural SoHety was held at that place, under cirrunittence* which augur well for it* futu-a prosperity. Ti.« oatrie* numbered 6MO, show- ing an ii crease of about 150 more thn last year, principally au. ngtt ?? Ti- Weather being fine, there wii o Urge number ...
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... A Feat nr Newspaper Pobusw* — Within three minutes of the declaration of the poll at the Town Hall, Middlesbrongh. ihe Special Edition of the North-Eastern Daily Gazette (conta ...
... Rfaiikcjs.âLftmb'a Barometer j,, street, to-day, 10 a. m. Barometer 29.85. The reading at the same hour yesterday, was 29. SO. Temperature 61 degree*. Mr John Clayton, of the Chesters, reached his 94th tthday yesterday. «. ...
... * s^uUIBERLAIN'S ATTITUDE. , Jlh tine of tho Executive Committee of i A* ** 'mrminghaD- Liberai Association last j . (be V*^solution was passed with one die- j ■ a' ?? a vl- Mr Chamberlain be nominat ...
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... We regret that, owing to pressure, we cannot fiua space for a very able critical letter on ihe Church Defence meeting held at Mid- flkshrongh on Mon day night. By the over-winding ...
... Jubilee Singers at Mid-dcsbro' Sept. 28. Football Boots, all Leather, 7s lid. 3. I__i!way Crossing.— Advt. A man named Thomas Nelson, charged at Hartlepool to-day with desert ...
... * MO By rriat -w (By 'a~ite W 186. FLEET-BTREI The Bank rate remains at Achange having been made by Pt No bullion operations occUli,,, Rates in, the money marl dtt while business was slack- ter1 ' bills have been rather Fouht° per cent., but the usual te aatl months' paper were 1I to 1q th Y the business done being at the'h Short moniey continued in abn t and loans for short period, couldbaa ...