... was a Greyhound coursing match at Greatham on Monday, between Mr. William Sotheron’s dog, of West Hall, Stranton, and Mr. Thomas Harrison’s bitch, of Greatham, for £5, which was run for on two occasions, Mr. Rotheron’s dog beating the bitch twice out ...

... Doak. oa ON - ad by a wabelemit tibia iiwo lbstiues all the ever*. The goolleaws á.4S Y. C.'. were Mears 'meet Wilmot. and Hardy. ilrommir &VW ar attatmtairt.—Tho fortnightly of BIM' was Mid on Widnesdor worniott, In the baradwams. Hall, stoekton. when ...

... e l, when abut fifty of the Nortb-Eastern employeik sat doers to a splendid repast, provided Mr Stainaby's beet style. Mr Thomas Hope. station muter of the department, occupied the chair, the vice-chair filled by Mr Geo. Lister, paoemger guard. The usual ...

... was thorooshly at home in hi* 11011 la. no mean acq.iiiiitine to many a company. Mr was alai closet; and, with of Messes Hardy, Kirby, tilarringtm, Hall, and M Mani, a really capital concert sot ii., sanco, we trust. may reward the its New Local. PateNrn ...

... coat. They afterwards found &Win in toe home of Mr viction. and M0n0 was remanded. Hardy, the opposite of the sweet. One eon, Ti ki•ILWAY. - Another owned Thomas, not yet in hia teene, was newly behind in the of the moment. When mamagreat toweole the ...

... Sr. was ruing • di the wooer part of the orma'sest From theses be 'auk. El les 8.1; Thomas lieslop. Ell 17s ; in „her-J.4nm, sad cibieeti.mk„,„.• .b,,,, 6,4,4 Thomas (lesion. 1:15 14. 3.1, Esi I.ar Sharpe, broken our the doors with a crowbar, and. found ...

... D. Mothersdale—are again candidates for office; and three new men are in the field : Messrs B. Lauder. timber-merehant, C. Hardy, blucher, and C. T. Casebourne, engineer. Ur Duel, iron- ' monger, is also spoken of. Tie .Irettsn'n Dims az Am) it% faohionotble ...

... Besaavoir Zama Voisarr.—hi vestry meeting of the pariah of oa Thursday in she vestry of Strati. Church—Mr lamp& is Rickeneosi, Hardy. sad Wm. Walden. mese unanimously nominated OVIWIWIIMI of the powder dis unsming vest; and Mr Sadism, waywerdea. The highway ...

... g circum• StalirS S which folowed in its train, the notorious 1 4 , adlieed, of hetld, being the subject of complaint. Mr hardy 'mated that he would soon be deprived of his limos. True, bat Ass ism fellow set up a beetheass, ealli fillsid Pt abase this ...

... AUDITOR, INSURANCE (Pim Lila Amides* sod AND lIONEk EMIGRATION AND GIENKRAL COMMISSION AGSNT, 6, FRIARSTRENT, ILAXILLPOOL. THOMAS THOMPSON, AUCTIONICSS, APPLE/IX CRAILES-STISST MIST Bop to Worm the MIA Ms Sok Beams us sow for the rosigilm of al Sc, by ...

... her childhood. • very perlloll, of pains in her chest—After heering evidence of Mary ltriontwon, deceased'e niece. Mr Win. Hardy, chernirt and ilrogriat. and Mr Wm. F.-,. aurgeon. whi• describe : the rttortert aporianuecee, the jery returned a verdict ...

... lead t• ie ens, ie 4 sweets et prism DARLINGTON COUNTY POLICE COURT. MONDAY.—(Before the alsyer—E. ) lIIPCDINT IT Thomas Graves sad 'Thomas Tait charged with stealing • shawl, the peeperty rof Joe. Pleas, nu the ult. keeps • temperances hotel near the sue ...