... I IN BE JONES BROTHERS (fMITED). ?? .- I Sitting yesterday as Vacation Judge in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, Svr ?? Daeinan had before him a Eretition by Sir JosephI W. Pease, Bart., UI.., and other creditors for the winding-tip of this C pcRompaw',- Mr Terrell, who appeared in suoport of the petition, stated that the company was irdbtd ) to the petitioners in the surn ...

... NORTHALLER'llON GUA{ D ANiS. ALLEGED 1RGL~rrs The) fortisightiy 'sin o. h =da the, a yelh esaycterdeiy-2lI i \. %V:ittjiiSi. i ~ EMr Cade said hie ivokl ?? Ik ti 'C LV i both tvnth regard ti the inside atiii aoii1~ the Workhouse. First, Lie oid srolii bly i which seinle till sinc cm was corlijlp., iiel it by t ha (Ac serislion t Iiiep':eir is hi-i ni~ toa icA i dii ugeroue for any in'!t (iie ...

... WHITBY. The annual distriiution of prizes won by telo members of thle Wlhitby Artillery Corps were publicly distributed on Monday night s~t St. Hildla'a Hall-CoJ. T. N. Marwood presiding on tbe occasion. The hall was tasteful, deeorated from designs prepared by Sergenut-Tostructor Wright, R.A., and under his personal super- ViSion, Tbe prires conneistad of noey and articles in kind given by ...

... OUR LONDON UTTER. GOOD SERNF I'N11E HOUSR, , OSMAN DIG4NA'S LETTEL M STOCKTO1q IOnT i; LONiaoN, Friday Night. The old saying that when things get to the worst they mend has been startlingly illustrated in the Hoese of Commons. When it met yesterday there seemed no relief from the prospeot of extending the session over Christmas Day. The only alternative was to rush through en bloc any votes ...

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... NOR1TH COUNTRY NEWS. Leord Rmildolpic Churchill did not Speak at the meeting of the .Easinevold Agricultural Society, o as had been expected yesterday. th The beautiful duchess heifer, for which Lord w 13ective paid 290 guineas for at the Dancomnhe ti Park sale, bas been sold by him to go to Aus. tralia. The Countrzss of Peversham arrived on Monl Cl dav on a visit to the D)olce and Duchess of ...

... -- tli le B F0.-You are quite right. There Is siot, eawl never tli le was, a screw In t le North Wiird. Tile lastl en. le celetion Confifrms the-testlesouy of its predecessors fo to ltlrs op.oet. i E. D.-The Sunday prosecutions were opposed to pubiitI opinion. That is their sufflialeut conileni. O. imtiou. IXe our view, it is a healthy sign, that e, =ajtnities objtct to. As ld LIGHT, MORE ...

... j ?? P- [) I HE bORTHERN tCHO. to U 4A PURiD V, OCTOBER IT, 1833. I I M. W~ -IT q~vir,;s lp~v. Mi-Hnr T1~ln MaR V. IA, Siru lefst autton Hall yesterday for Scotdald. The noblemen -ani xrnnfl pnin vwht Qiinnnrtlil him in and gentlemen who supported Mil in nb Thursday's ceremonials have now returned 1 to their ordinary avocation3, reireshed, we Ir hope, by an intereating break in life's routine. ...

... r I ,THRILIJNG EX ARTiECE OF A i' CUNARD S.S. COMPANY'S s I ENGINEER. A leading Livorpool daily paper says: 'A daty or two ago a gentlemau, while in conveesgtion with a prominent army offlicer, was made acqnniated with O a most thrilling experlence of one of 'tihe oldest q engineers in Liverpool. The name of the latter k gentlernan is Mr William Euchanan, who, upon being visited made the ...

... OUR LONDON LETP1 ER TTnArur m Thlir.-, ?? . LONDON', Thursdavy -E j An opportunity will be talen the autumn session to review t la p of the Coisn uoantder-jn.Chjefi oyl tfl Army Estimatcs are reached, Mr Labs5 chere intends to nmove to reduce his nala by £-2,000. Mr Edrm u nd Robertsai sn I ber for Dundee, will disdainl to )mibl, at thle matter in this fashion, and wrill nove to reduce the ...

... I o i BLONDON LETT ER. ; edirr Caripsqn.-More Troops Goln.-ots.d grel ?? aind HISi l~ittle Trictr.-Ariother ILittle ?? Christmnas Evictions Stopped Iv tlre ?? for the Employers' ilsbiity BIl.-Yogs in the ?? JONDON, Mtlonday Night. )Ir John Morley drew from Mr Stanhope to. isht as aonnoincetielit received with satisfactiou ,hobly not less on the Conservative side than iheJ Liberal side. ...

... SALARY INCREASE AT BARNARD I CASTLE. ELECTED ANDPRESENTNTlvE A&D IVIAGISTRAT;I1.S. ANIMATED CONTROVERSY. Yekterday's lneeting tf Saritard CasLie District -Highway Board was one of nowonted isagnittide and bnPOrWice, the chief business being the con. sideration of the appliration by Mr Harrisou, the surveyor, for a ettlary increase (if L20. MiAl R. S. 113ainbridgo was chlairman, and several ...