... TO-DAY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE, Tuesday, March 7th, 1893. Mr Abel Chapman's prediction with regard to the wild swans Boldon Flatts seems to be fulfilled. At the close of last week break-up of ice in the Sound was reported, and the birds have not been seen ...

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... wheu lather a throe f d* »-'oroom and shave bim with r*Z onsr.\ although crack a joke when wh-ui shove the lather his month flatte h '' You can scarcely see a grin when lator P°hceman or steal a baby, peramt uthe ' without the nursemaid teeliug that tak-s ...

... Mrs De Flatte . Boy. did you see a stray pug dog anywhere? Smart boy : Yeiem. I just saw one hem' chewed up by a big itull.clog„ an' I saw another hein' tied to a tin can, and I saw , another bein' chopped up ter sausage's, an'— Mrs De Flatte (clutching ...

... passage is built on ballast, and there are modera 9 x 44 x 3—about it! Here is yet another note about the swans at Boldon Flatts-—a note which, I think, puts an end to all conflicting theories, Qur tewnsman Mr Abel Chapman, F.Z.S., author of « Bird Life ...

... Seribv, the Well, I am to &twist you by tongs or pen.' l'hilantlin We would be plated to have you use your in our eh (flatte-ed): My servicua are at your Philanthropist : Thank you, air. Now, pleas get your pen int:, and affix your sign:gauss this ...

... ceptionally fine. Following the nyse np to tha ; Mill, vze cross the bridge and through the ebueth ig -yard to the Palsmer Flatt Hotel, wh ch is to oa et our lodging for the night. One mile further is Aysgarth village, which we visit after dionis to We ...

... the festival WEDDING BlSIIOPTON— mairiage Mr William Thompson of Lay-ton Seigefield Miss Dorothy Robson the unmarried Stony Flatt was solemnised in Bishopton Church The Vicar Rev H T Wattsford performed service and Miss Rosie Wattsford officiated at organ ...

... free kici near goal,, but J. Waters (homr goal) Itior stopped smartly. West now and. then got wvell ska in, but could never crown-the feat. Faster got 5i1l0 several chances, but the slippery ground did not per allow him and others. to: steady on the ball ...

... 40s aod coete (since left toe House). Benjamin Dickinson. “ Plough,” High Flatte, Obeeter-le-Street—permitting drunkenness on 16th January. 1895, dismissed. Jas. Lutnsden, “Crown Inn, Felton—permitting drunkenness 16th Jan., 1895, fined 20s and costs ...

... u ray Pol ice Cou rt on Thursday, before Messrs W. Johnson and C H. Minchin, Alfred Martinette, eon of the landord of the Crown and Mitre Hotel, North Ormeshy, was charged with assaulting Robert Henry Purser, gantryman, employed at the Normanhy Ironworks ...

... with aiding and said that the date In question the defendants were on abetting search game, Aa he stated before, the Burnbope Flatts, tracing hart’s footprints in the Robert Hall ran away, and tbe other defendant, along with Buj a-. They bud a gun, but wore ...