MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 28, Part 1.-Solo, organ, March, Costa.-Quartet, Hear those soothing sounds, Beethoven.-Trio, The willow bough, Cursch-mzmn.-Ballad, Under the greenwood tree, HatUm.-Duet, The wood nymphs, Afoc omn.-Glee, Over bill and valley, Mendelssohn.-Duet, Parigi o cara, Verdi -Solo. Organ, Over ture to Tancredi. Rossini. ' Part2.-Solo, Organ, Selection from Anna Bolena, the sea, Mrs. Groom.-Solo and valley, Iteichardt.-Dnet, Let us the harp in the ail. reat utility of the Tenants' Rent Book, arranged jun.. Auctioneer and Surveyor, Newhall Id, is an invaluable help to poor tenants who have little knowledge of the mysteriea of book-keening • and the former, published at 2s. and S . each, is admirably adanted for landiorda it is simple, dear, and business-like In its arrange ment. Both books may be warmly commended and both will have, wedoubt not, a 1 Now ready, Part I., New Series, of consisting of ii the Panoramic Map and Chronological History of Didia' The whole Is enclosed in a handsome wrapMr. chapters of J. F. Smith's new Tears, and of Felix Stowe's new domestic Tale Living Celebrities, Indian Seenes, cation of the Panoramic Map and No 1 of the priceof the 5th of January, 1858. Beyond Sixpence. London Kent

MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 28, Part 1.-Solo, organ, March, Costa.-Quartet, Hear those soothing sounds, Beethoven.-Trio, The willow bough, Curschmann.-Ballad, Under the greenwood tree, Hatton.-Duet, The wood nymphs, Afoot.-Glee, Over hill and valley, Mendelssohn.-Duet, Parigi o cara, Verdi -Solo. Organ, Overture to Tancredi. Rossini. Part 2.-Solo, Organ, Selection from Anna Bolena, the Sea, Mrs. Glover.-Solo and duet, Let us the harp in the hail. The great utility of the Tenants' Rent Book, arranged by jun.. Auctioneer and Surveyor, Newhall & Co., is an invaluable help to poor tenants who have little knowledge of the mysteries of book-keeping • and the former, published at 2s. and 6d. each, is admirably adapted for landlords it is simple, dear, and business-like in its arrangement. Both books may be warmly commended and both will have, we doubt not, a  good sale. Now ready, Part I., New Series, of consisting of 11 the Panoramic Map and Chronological History of Dido' The whole is enclosed in a handsome wrapper. Mr. chapters of J. F. Smith's new Tears, and of Felix Stowe's new domestic Tale Living Celebrities, Indian Scenes, cation of the Panoramic Map and No 1 of the price of the 5th of January, 1858. Beyond Sixpence. London Kent

MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28. PART 1.-Solo, Organ, March, Costa.-Quartet, Hear those soothing sounds, Beethoven.-Trio, The willow bough, Curschmann.-Ballad, Under the greenwood tree, Hatton.-Duet, The wood nymphs, Macfarren.-Glee, Over hill and valley, Mendelssohn.-Duet, Parigi o cara, Verdi.-Solo. Organ, Overture to Tancredi, Rossini. PART 2.-Solo, Organ, Selection from Anna Bolena, the sea, Mrs. Groom.-Solo and valley, Reichardt.-Duet, Let us the harp in the air. great utility of the Tenants' Rent Book, arranged jun., Auctioneer and Surveyor, Newhall 1d., is an invaluable help to poor tenants who have little knowledge of the mysteries of book-keeping and the former, published at 2s. and 3s. each, is admirably adapted for landlords it is simple, clear, and business-like in its arrangement. Both books may be warmly commended and both will have, wedoubt not, a 620 Now ready, Part I., New Series, of consisting of 64 the Panoramic Map and Chronological History of India. The whole is enclosed in a handsome wrapper. chapters of J. F. Smith's new Tears, and of Felix Stowe's new domestic Tale, Living Celebrities, Indian Scenes, cation of the Panoramic Map and No. 1 of the price of the 5th of January, 1858. Beyond Sixpence. London Kent


WINTER CURTAINS, Ac. W ATSON, SONS, DIXON, and CO. are now showing the Latest Designs for the 8eaaon io CARPBTS and CURTAIN Materials, •e. Their present Stock, which is entirely new.

WINTER CURTAINS, Ac. WATSON, SONS, DIXON, and CO. are now showing the Latest Designs for the Season in CARPETS and CURTAIN Materials. Their present Stock, which is entirely new.

WINTER CURTAINS, c. W ATSON, SONS, DIXON, and CO. are now showing the Latest Designs for the Season in CARPETS and CURTAIN Materials. c. Their present Stock. which is entirely new.


has been selected under meat favourable circumstances, and can be confidently recorn mended as of sterling value. RTISTIC CURTAINS for Winter, L original in Designs, with doable borders, and richly decorated Dado, in Dull Red, Sage Green, Peaeock Bins, and in all the dead shades of colour so much in vogue, from 7s lid per pair. Very handsome ditto in high Art Designs, from 36s to 7 guineas. Art Serges and Plushettes from Is l d to 3e fid. Portiere Rods, and Ball Fringes in great variety. C ARPETS in Brussels, Royal Wilton, Axwiinster. Tapestry, and Kidderminster, suit able for every description of room also Stair and Landing Carpets. Linoleums. Ac. Staines' Inlaid Linoleum, colours through to the back, 4e per square yard. GENERAL N0TICE8. THEATRE ROYAL, DARLINGTON A TVem nd°u. Beceptlon oC Mr CHAS KBL- Afternoon, at 2. tha brautilul Flay _ uarrlck. the Actor of Drury-Un , th full atrength of the Com TO NIGHT. WedneKfiT. Thuraday. and Saturday THB CHIMBS OF FABIS. Friday. OAKRlOK. fcrly Deora open at 6.30. Commaace 7.30. 70 M TBI DISTRICT. ALL NEW CARDS. NO OLD STOCK. NOW 18 THB TIME TO SECURE THB CHOICE,

has been selected under most favourable circumstances, and can be confidently recommended as of sterling value. RICH TASTIC CURTAINS for Winter, L original in Designs, with double borders, and richly decorated dado, in dull red, sage green, peacock blues, and in all the dead shades of colour so much in vogue, from 7s. 6d per pair. Very handsome ditto in high art designs, from 36s to 7 guineas. Art Serges and plushettes from 1s. 1d to 3s. 6d. Portiere rods, and ball fringes in great variety. CARPETS in Brussels, Royal Wilton, Axminster. Tapestry, and Kidderminster, suitable for every description of room also stair and landing carpets. Linoleums. Ac. Staines' inlaid linoleum, colours through to the back, 4d per square yard. GENERAL NOTICE. THEATRE ROYAL, DARLINGTON A T Vem end°u. Beception of Mr CHAS KELL. Afternoon, at 2. the brilliant play _ Uarrick. the actor of Drury-Lane , the full strength of the Company TO NIGHT. Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday THE CHIMBS OF FABIS. Friday. OAKROCK. forly Dear open at 6.30. Commence 7.30. 70 M TBI DISTRICT. ALL NEW CARDS. NO OLD STOCK. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE THE CHOICE

has been selected under most favourable circumstances, and can be confidently recommended as of sterling value. ARTISTIC CURTAINS for Winter, original in Designs, with double borders, and richly decorated Dado, in Dull Red, Sage Green, Peacock Blue, and in all the dead shades of colour so much in vogue, from 7s 11d per pair. Very handsome ditto in high Art Designs, from 35s to 7 guineas. Art Serges and Plushettes from 1s 1½d to 3e 6d. Portiere Rods, and Ball Fringes in great variety. C ARPETS in Brussels, Royal Wilton, Axminster. Tapestry, and Kidderminster, suitable for every description of room also Stair and Landing Carpets. Linoleums. c. Staines' Inlaid Linoleum, colours through to the back, 4s per square yard. GENERAL NOTICES. T HEATRE ROYAL, DARLINGTON Tremendous Reception of Mr CHAS MEL Afternoon, at 2, the beautiful Play Garrick, the Actor of Drury-lane, the full strength of the Company TO-NIGHT, Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday. THE CRIMES OF PARIS. Friday. GARRICK. Early Doors open at 6.30. Commence 7.30. TO BE THE DISTRICT. ALL NEW CARDS. NO OLD STOCK. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE THE CHOICE.


22, D OVECOT gTREET, include many rich end effec tive Patterns, ell of which are reserved by Manufacturers for W., S., D., and Co.'s exclu sive trade. A large quantity of Designs to select from. T ARGE Choice of Bordered Kidder-I 4 min,tar and othar Carpate, Saw and Artiatle Designs, which ean be guaranteed for Solidity and Brattle and Bentley Becantrie. Qrote tue Comedian, . Sitter. Idalfa-Rrminia and Henrietta, Mr J. W the Leggett Combination. Mr W. C. Oardea. Miaa Emma Wllmn. Urtna Trio. m 14 C i'RANtrVARIETY A OPERA BOUSE, X BISHOP STliRRT. STOCKTON - ON -TBR8 Proprietor A Heapon.ibla Manager. Mr J. H. lavras General Manager and Caterer. Mr M. D. Davison. Tueaday Dec.

22, Dovecot Street, include many rich and effective Patterns, all of which are reserved by Manufacturers for W., S., D., and Co.'s exclusive trade. A large quantity of Designs to select from. Targe Choice of Bordered Kidder-I 4 min,tar and other Carpate, Saw and Artistic Designs, which can be guaranteed for Solidity and Brattle and Bentley's Becantrie. Quote the Comedian, Sitter. Idalia-Rrminia and Henrietta, Mr J. W the Leggett Combination. Mr W. C. Oardea. Miss Emma Willmott. Urania Trio. m 14 C i'RANtVARIETY A OPERA HOUSE, X BISHOP STREET. STOCKTON-ON-TEES Proprietor A Heapon. Manager. Mr J. H. Lavers General Manager and Caterer. Mr M. D. Davison. Tuesday Dec.

22, DOVECOT STREET, include many rich and effective Patterns, all of which are reserved by Manufacturers for W., S., D., and Co.'s exclusive trade. A large quantity of Designs to select from. L ARGE Choice of Bordered Kidderminster and other Carpets. New and Artistic Designs. which can be guaranteed for Solidity and Beattie and Bentley Eccentric. Grotesque Comedians . Sisters IdaliaErminie and Henriette, Mr J. W. the Leggett Combination. Mr W. C. Garden. Miss Emma Wilson, Urma Trio. m414 G RAND VARIETY OPERA HOUSE, BISHOP STREET. STOCKTON ON TEES. Proprietoror Responsible Manager. Mr J. H. IRVING. General Manager and Caterer, Mr M. D. DAVISON. Tuesday, Dec.


2Stb. 1893. and during the Week. 8ANTOR, the Strong Man. SUSIK DAWSON, Vocaliat. 81STBRS COLVRHD. Duettlata. THE LOYALS. Lady and Oantleman Acrobat . FADDY DAWRR. A.hcroft't Double. CHABLBS CLARBNDOS. Comedian. PROF HOLT. Ventrllogui.t. HABLAND A BOLLINSON. Mualeal Entertainment, m 19 UpHEATRE ROYAL, 8TOCKTON. J. Leaaee and ENORMOUS ATTRACTIONS FOR THB CHRISTMAS UOLIDAY8. On Tueaday. December 28. for Five Night Only, the Great Prince , Drama, THE SILVER KINO, After an Abaanoe ol 81. Year, from Stockton. Splendid Attraction for New Year', Week. The Charming and Mott Popular Opera, DOROTHY. m 17 BOOKLETS, CALENDARS, and CARDS, go to APPLEBY'S, HIGH STREET, STOCKTON. U8BFUL and FANOY ARTICLES for PBK6BNTS. FINB8T SELECTION of PBIVATB CHRISTMAS CARDS IN THB Dried. When Wool had touched tha lowest point of tha market., W.. 8.. D., and Co. ware Induced to buy a much larger stock than uaual. They are. therefore, enabled to offer Blanket a at prices lower than ever previously recorded in the history of the Wool Tr de. Cloth Blankets at 7e 9d, 8s 6d, 9s 9d. and 12s 9d per pair Superfine Cloth Blankets at 10s 6d, 11s 9d, 13s 6d. 14s 9il. IS 9d. 16s 9d per pair Superfine Bath BUnkete at 21s 6d, 24s 6d, 26s fid, 31s fid. 36s 6d. 45s. to 68s 6d. Cot and Crib Blankets all sizes. Blankets for Charities at •peoial Prices. D OWN QUILTS.-A Splendid of Pattern. In Turkey and the largeit and Hne.t inlection of New Winter Draw Good, they have e-rra opened, beautiful Fabrics, aod Neweat lid par yard, up to tha ftnwt good, manufactured, New all-wool Whipcord . 42 Inebea wide 10 .hadeel. la lid per yard. 30 Piece New all-Woot 1 lid per yard. 20 Fieoea Plain and Shot Hopaacka, 4 . 2a 6d per yard. 10 Ffenw Storm Tweed., 54 inch and Skirting In large variety. W 'B confidently drew attention to our urine aaaured that in every inataoee we offer the Beat Oooda at Frioe never before approached in Selected Company iii the 8uncrwful Drama TUB WORLDS VERDICT. Mr and Mr Jefferson in their original Character . m393 XMAS XMAS PRESENTS. PRESENTS. PRESENTS. DISPLAY SNAITH'S WIL80N STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH. YEAR'S YEAR'S titer MONDAY. November 13 my Buainew aa LADIES' TAILOR. HABIT MAR HR, MANTLE AND DRBSSMAKBB will be carried oa at 141, NORTHUMBERLAND ST., NEWCASTLE. C. PARKIN. NO MORE NITS.

26th, 1893, and during the Week. SANTOR, the Strong Man. SUSIE DAWSON, Vocalist. SISTERS COLVERD, Duettists. THE LOYALS, Lady and Gentlemen Acrobats. PADDY DAWER. Ashcroft's Double. CHARLES CLARENDON. Comedian. PROF. HOLT. Ventriloquist. HARLAND ROLLINSON, Musical Entertainments. m419 T HEATRE ROYAL, STOCKTON.ON. Lessee and ENORMOUS ATTRACTIONS FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. On Tuesday, December 28, for Five Nights Only, the Great Princess Drama, THE SILVER KING, After an Absence of Six Years from Stockton. Splendid Attraction for New Year's Week. The Charming and Most Popular Opera, DOROTHY. m417 BOOKLETS, CALENDARS, and CARDS, go to APPLEBY'S, HIGH STREET, STOCKTON. USEFUL and FANCY ARTICLES for PRESENTS. FINEST SELECTION of PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS IN THE Dried. When Wool had touched the lowest point of the market. W., S., D., and Co. were induced to buy a much larger stock than usual. They are, therefore, enabled to offer Blankets at prices lower than ever previously recorded in the history of the Wool Trade. Cloth Blankets at 7s 9d, 8s 6d, 9s 9d, and 12s 9d per pair Superfine Cloth Blankets at 10s 6d, 11s 9d, 13s 6d, 14s 9d, 15s 9d, 16s 9d per pair Superfine Bath Blankets at 21s 6d, 24s 6d, 28s 9d, 31s 6d, 38s 6d, 45s, to 58s 6d. Cot and Crib Blankets all sizes. Blankets for Charities at Special Prices. D OWN QUILTS.-A Splendid of Patterns in Turkey and the largest and finest selection of New Winter Dress Goods they have ever opened, beautiful Fabrics, and Newest 11d per yard, up to the finest goods manufactured, New all-wool Whipcords, 42 inches wide 10 shades , 1s 11d per yard. 30 Pieces New all-Wool 1s 11d per yard. 20 Pieces Plain and Shot Hopsacks, 44 , 2s 6d per yard. 10 Pieces Storm Tweeds, 54 inches and Skirtings in large variety. W E confidently draw attention to our prices, assured that in every instance we offer the Best Goods at Prices never before approached in Selected Company in the Successful Drama THE WORLD'S VERDICT. Mr and Mrs Jefferson in their original Characters. m393RICT. XMAS PRESENTS. XMAS XMAS PRESENTS. DISPLAY AT SNAITH'S WILSON STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH. YEAR'S YEAR'S after MONDAY, November 13. my Business as LADIES' TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, MANTLE AND DRESSMAKER will be carried on at 141, NORTHUMBERLAND ST., NEWCASTLE. C. PARKIN. NO MORE NITS.


J. T. EDEN, A 71, MUSGRAVE STREET, WEST HARTLEPOOL. THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN THE HARTLEFOOLS FOR GLOVES, CORSETS, AND UMBRELLAS. GOOD VALUE OVERCOATS. BOBIHSON. CLOTHIBR. DARLINGTON. B PUBLIC NOTICK BFORB SELECTING BLSBWHBM. SEE COWLEYS Saturday Bvenlng.

J. T. EDEN, A 71, MUSGRAVE STREET, WEST HARTLEPOOL. THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN THE HARTLEPOOLS FOR GLOVES, CORSETS, AND UMBRELLAS. GOOD VALUE OVERCOATS. BOOTH'S. CLOTHIER. DARLINGTON. B PUBLIC NOTICE BEFORE SELECTING BLUES. SEE COWLEY'S Saturday Evening.

J. T. EDEN, 69 71, MUSGRAVE STREET, WEST HARTLEPOOL. THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN THE HARTLEPOOLS FOR GLOVES, CORSETS, AND UMBRELLAS. 4 11. VALUE. OVERCOATS. ROBINSON. CLOTHIER, DARLINGTON.N. PUBLIC NOTICE. BEFORE SELECTING ELSEWHERE SEE COWLEY'S Saturday Evening.


December 23rd. 1893. Wilt he produced THB GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMB, RED RIDING HOOD, For One Month and Three Dey Performances only, on a moat Elaborate Scale and this will be THE FUNNIEST. BRIGHTEST. AND BRST AND ONLY FAKTOMIMB IN THR DISTRICT THIS CHRISTMAS. MORNING PERFORMANCES - Boxing Day. December BStb Nrw Yeer'a Dey. January lat and Saturday, January 6th. Children Half-price to all part . Early Door amen every Evening from 6 o'Cloek to Half-peat 6 at fid extra to Circle, Boxea, Stella, and Chair , and 3d extra to other part except Gallery, 2d. INSTKUOTION COMMITTBK. PLANS OK PROPOSHD TBOHNICAL COLLEGK NOTICK 18 HVKGBY QIVBN thut the hov PLANS will be deposited in the Reference-room of the Public Library from Monday Next, the 18th imt., until Saturday, the 30th iuataat. and will be open to laapaetion by any Ratepayer. By Order P. RAYMOND 8TRAVRNSON. Secretary to the Committee. Darlington. 16th December. 1893. m532 WATSON. SONS. DIXON. A CO.. SILK MERCERS LINEN DBAPBR3. UPHOLSTERERS, and CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. STOCKTON-ON -TEES. 1329 EVENING WEAR. GBNT8 DRESS SUITS. To fid. ROYS' PLUSH SUITS In Sailor Shape, from 12a lid. 8UITS from 8 lid. DrOTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS. IS, SIGH-XO W, DARLINGTON. k 9 HENRY DENLEY, FASHIONABLE FURRIER. Purcbaaava of SEAL SKINS and FURS will And aa in guaranteed, reliable qualitla anlv. FUR GARMENTS of ovary daaorip lon ramodallad by Skilled Furrier on the Premia . Istinito oa approval to any part of tha Country. SHOW BOOM8-12, NORTHUMBKRLAND-STREBT, Amend the Law of Property a 4 to Relieve Tniateea, NOTICK f HEREBY QIVBN that all Creditor ami other Peraon having any CLAIMS or DBMANDS againat the BSTATK of JAMES NOBLR. late of Qraavenor-tcrraoe. Mldflleabroitgh, in the County of York. 8toelworka Manager, Deceased whodied on tha 23rd October, 1893, and whose Witt was proved la the Principal Registry of he Probate Division of Her Majesty High Court, of Justice on the 27th November. 1993. by of Middles-brough aforesaid. Manager of Stoelworka. and the undersigned, the Executors therein named , are hereby required to send the Particular , in Writing, of their Claim or Demands to roe on or before the 1st day of January. 1394. after which date the mid Executor will proceed to distribute the Assets of the psM Deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the Claim and Demands of which they shatl then have had notice and they will not be liable for the Assets of the said Deceased, or any part thereof, so dis tributed to any person or persons of whose Claims or Demand they shall nor then have had notice. Dated tb4a v. December 1893. J. M.

December 23rd, 1893, Will be produced THE GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, RED RIDING HOOD, For One Month and Three Day Performances only, on a most Elaborate Scale and this will be THE FUNNIEST, BRIGHTEST, AND BEST AND ONLY PANTOMIME IN THE DISTRICT THIS CHRISTMAS. MORNING PERFORMANCES.Boxing Day, December 26th New Year's Day. January 1st and Saturday, January 6th. Children Half-price to all parts. Early Doors open every Evening from 6 o'Clock to Half-past 6 at 6d extra to Circle, Boxes, Stalls, and Chairs. and 3d extra to other parts except Gallery. 2d. INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE. PLANS OF PROPOSND TECHNICAL COLLEGE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above PLANS will be deposited in the Reference-room of the Public Library from Monday Next, the 18th inst., until Saturday, the 30th instant, and will be open to inspection by any Ratepayer. By Order F. RAYMOND STEAVENSON. Secretary to the Committee. Darlington. 16th December. 1893.kton. WATSON, SONS, DIXON, CO., SILK MERCERS. LINEN DRAPERS. UPHOLSTERERS, and CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. STOCKTON-ON-TEES. L329 EVENING WEAR. GENTS' DRESS SUITS. To 6d. BOYS' PLUSH SUITS In Sailor Shape, from 12s 11d. SUITS from 8s 11d. BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS. 18, HIGH-ROW, DARLINGTON. k49 HENRY DENLEY, FASHIONABLE FURRIER. Purchasers of SEAL SKINS and FURS will find an in guaranteed, reliable qualities only. FUR GARMENTS of every description remodelled by Skilled Furriers on the Premises. Estimates on approval to any part of the Country. SHOW ROOMS-12, NORTHUMBERLAND-STREET, Amend the Law of Property and to Relieve Trustees. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other Persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the ESTATE of JAMES NOBLE, late of Grosvenor-terrace. Middlesbrough, in the County of York. Steelworks Manager, Deceased who died on the 23rd October, 1893, and whose Will was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 27th November. 1893. by of Middlesbrough aforesaid. Manager of Steelworks, and the undersigned. the Executors therein named , are hereby required to send the Particulars, in Writing, of their Claims or Demands to me on or before the 1st day of January, 1894. after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the Assets of the said Deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the Claims and Demands of which they shall then have had notice and they will not be liable for the Assets of the said Deceased, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person or persons of whose Claims or Demands they shall not then have had notice. Dated this of December. 1893. J. M.


h. XU. Middlesbrough. m205 Solicitor for the Executors. WATC thawing NOVELTIES in JEWBLLBBY and DIAMOND ORNAMENTS. suitable for CHBI8TMAS and KBW YEARS PRESENTS. AVK YOU SEEN THEM? IF NOT, OOMB AT ONOE TO LITHGOW AND STORRY T S, WHO ARB NOW SHOWING THE BEST VALUE IN BEDROOM SUITES EVER OFFERED TO THE MIDDLESBROUGH PUBLIC. SOLID ASH or SATIN WALNUT BBDBOOM SUITES, ornpriaing Hanging Wardrohr. with 8l!vered Plate Panel te Dora Drawing Tahle. with one Drawer and Silvered Plato Glass attached Waihataxtd, with Marble Top. Ttle£Back. and Pedestal Cupboard under Towel 1UU attached to Wash-stand and Two Cane-stotod Chairs, for £7 16 . The Best Make and finish. Delivered Carriage Paid to ail parts.

h. XU. Middlesbrough. m205 Solicitor for the Executors. WATCHING NOVELTIES in JEWELLERY and DIAMOND ORNAMENTS. suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? IF NOT, COME AT ONCE TO LITHGOW AND STORRY'S, WHO ARE NOW SHOWING THE BEST VALUE IN BEDROOM SUITES EVER OFFERED TO THE MIDDLESBROUGH PUBLIC. SOLID ASH or SATIN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES, ornamental Hanging Wardrobe. with 8-layered Plate Panel te Dore Drawing Table. with one Drawer and Silvered Plate Glass attached Wash-stand, with Marble Top. Tiled Back. and Pedestal Cupboard under Towel Rack attached to Wash-stand and Two Cane-seated Chairs, for £7 16 . The Best Make and finish. Delivered Carriage Paid to all parts.

MEEK. Middiesbrough. m205 Solicitor for the Executors. T showing NOVELTIES in JEWELLERY and DIAMOND ORNAMENTS, suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. AVE YOU SEEN THEM ? IF NOT, COME AT ONCE TO LITHGOW AND STORRY'S, WHO ARE NOW SHOWING THE BEST VALUE IN BEDROOM SUITES EVER OFFERED TO THE MIDDLESBROUGH PUBLIC. SOLID ASH or SATIN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES, comprising Hanging Wardrobe, with Silvered Plate Panel to Door Dressing Table, with one Drawer and Silvered Plate Glass attached Washstand, with Marble Top. Tile Back, and Pedestal Cupboard under Towel Rail attached to Washstand and Two Cane-seated Chairs, for £7 15s. The Best Make and Finish. Delivered Carriage Paid to ail parts.


LtTHGOW AND 8TORRY, CLEVELAND HOUSE, WILSON STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH Telephone. la GREAT VARIETY A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ol FANCY TIME PIECES BRONZES and CLOCKS A good PHESBNT given with every WEDDING BING pureheard GOLDSMITH. 131, HIGH-STREET, STOCKTON. mifl S ECOND-HAND

LTHGOW AND STORRY, CLEVELAND HOUSE, WILSON STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH Telephone. A GREAT VARIETY A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of FANCY TIME PIECES BRONZES and CLOCKS A good PRESENT given with every WEDDING RING purehear GOLDSMITH. 131, HIGH-STREET, STOCKTON. second-hand

LITHGOW AND STORRY, CLEVELAND HOUSE, WILSON STREET, MIDDLESBROUGH. . Telephone, in GREAT VARIETY. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of FANCY TIMEPIECES. BRONZES. and CLOCKS. A good PRESENT given with every WEDDING RING purchased GOLDSMITH. 131, HIGH-STREET, STOCKTON. m87 SECOND-HAND.


-PIANO 14 guineas eoat price 3 guinea metal plated, full oom-pnaa trichord, celeate action, in beautifully figured walnutwood cate warranted tbi inatruraeut oanuet be eaua'lod anvwhere term arranged. WALKERS. 26, Merrion Street. Leeda. O NLY 2s 6d Weekly Payments-18 gulnraa, Cottage PIANO-WALKERS, K. Merrion Street, Leeda. MERICAN ORGAN fForfeited 13 •top . 2 grand organ twelU, • mu vibratory J magnificent casa cost over 30 guiaeaa prompt cash I 16 guineas to make room at onoe . 6d. weekly pay-mento taken.-WALKEE8. 26.

PIANO 14 guineas each price 3 guinea metal plated, full organ-piano, triple action, in beautifully figured walnutwood case warranted to be as good as anywhere term arranged. WALKERS. 26, Merrion Street. Leeds. ONLY 2s 6d Weekly Payments-18 guineas, Cottage PIANO-WALKERS, K. Merrion Street, Leeds. AMERICAN ORGAN Forfeited 13 stop . 2 grand organ twelve, • new vibratory  magnificent case cost over 30 guineas prompt cash I 16 guineas to make room at once . 6d. weekly paymento taken.-WALKERS. 26.

-PIANO 14 guineas cost price 34 guineas metal plated, full compass trichord, céleste action, in beautifully figured walnut wood case warranted this instrument cannot be equalied anywhere terms arranged. WALKERS, 26, Merrion Street, Leeds. O NLY 2s 6d Weekly Payments.-18 guineas, Cottage PIANOWALKER'S, 26. Merrion Street, Leeds. A MERICAN ORGAN Forfeited 13 stops. 2 grand organ swells, 6 sets vibrators. magnificent case cost over 30 guineas prompt cashsh 16 guineas to make room at once 2s. 6d. weekly payments taken.-WALKER'S, 26.


Merrion Street, ECOND-HAND-PIANO, 40 guinea Upright Orand. in tovelv It burr walnut and goto caw. ft. 2in. high. te f frame, bra tuning-plate, nickel-Urer boll , full trichord, fullral cflcate action i repetition touch. genuine bargain, being aptendidly WINDFALL. NEARLY ORB THOUSAND. ' Having bought the whele of the Buck of the Bxtenaive Oiothierm, South Shield , at a THB 8TAR CLOTH I NO COMPANY. . NORTH. GAT . DARLINOTON. an now SELLING OVERCOATS AT ABOUT HALF-PRICE. mis HEDLEY, SWAN, Popular Wanheuae MagnlSeank Exhibition or the Cheapeat TOYS AND FANCY G00D8 ever ditplayrd in AueklanA Thouaandi of Delighted Ouatomen hav already ■ vitited the Scene. A HANDSOMBLY-ILLUSTRATRD BOOR ie gHw Free te every Rttail Cnattnner • pending over fie. The Greet Bole ef MANTLES. MILLINERY. DRBSSBS. will awing up to tha end ef the yrar. end ertry caratnl AUCKLAND HOUSE, MARKET-PLACH BISHOP AUCKLAND. ZEBRA GRATE POLISH. A BRILLIANT BLACK POLISH Ml HALT THB TIM V f At LBSS COST. WITH HALF THE FLOOR LAMPS. SILK and Sole Agent for STRANQE'8 A1 CRYSTAL OIL. BLAKEBOROUGH RHODES, IRONMONGERS, 57, HIGH KITCHEN RANGES. BBQISTXR STOVES. OA BTOVHB. NORTH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL FURNISHING CO., LIMITED, DARLINGTON AND MIDDLESBROUGH ARB NOW SHOWING P L K N D I D ASSORTMENT Of GOOD SUITABLE BOM LATEST WORKS in .BIOGRAPHY, FICTION, HISTORY, POETRY, REWARDS. 3d IN THR '.a ALLOWED OFF ALL CLOTH-BOUND BOOKS IN STOCK. All the Let eat RovelMea In PARLOUR QAMR3. A SPECIAL SHOWROOM IN WHICH WILL BB FOUND THE LATEST DESIGNS N CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS. BOOKLETS, ETC. PRIVATE XMAS CARDS PRINTED TO ORDER. mrw CHAMPION'S VINEGAR ANALYSTS ARB GOLD MEDAL8. Ac FLUID b a moat pewerful Dlainf,-riant, the QKRM8 ef all Contagion and importance then Life-loeuranee. end it open te all-Men, Women, and Children-by wearing DR. JAEGER'S SANITARY WOOLLEN CLOTHING. ■oM and Stocked at HARKBIfS GREAT BOR MAROHN MANTLE WAREHOUSE. LYNN-STRRRT. WN8T HARTLEPOOL. peat tree oa application. kMl DEATHS. BAZRLDINR. -On Ohrlatmaa morning, at 83. Park-mit, Mary Ada. the beloved daughter ot Robert, and lerah aged 22 yeera. Interred at Weet Oeawetery, Thuraduy afternoen. 2 30. Friend pirate ament intimation. m 2t PEARSON.- At the Rod Mon Hotel. Shlldoo. on the 23rd December, Mr Jereph Peartoa. aged 60. Inter ment In St. Johu'a Churchyard, Shilden. on Tuee-day December 26th. Cartage to leave the reaidence at 130 pm Friend, pleaae accept thla Intimation. m 18 ADR - At Little Burden, on Chrirtma Dey. Robert Wade awed 77 yeera. Will be interred at Sadberge on Thuraday. December 28th. at 2 p m. No Bower , bv requeet . m 21 WATT -On December 21 t. at New Shildon. Jo eph Watt, aged 77. late of Weet Hartlepool. lanre 40. Station-a tract. New Shildon. on Tueaday. 88th. at 8 pm. 411 WOMN PRIKNTMAN Blaokwallgete. Darlln too. Stock of Harbl . and in Um tor work oompleto n ny part of Lllfi BANKRUPTCY ACTS. 1883 AN! 1890.

Merrion Street, SECOND-HAND.-PIANO, 40 guineas Upright Grand, in lovely Italian burr walnut and gold case, 4ft. 2in. high, steel frame, brass tuning-plate, nickel silver bolts, full trichord, fullest céleste action repetition touch, genuine bargain, being splendidly WINDFALL. NEARLY ONE THOUSAND. Having bought the whole of the Stock of the Extensive Clothiers, South Shields, at a THE STAR CLOTHING COMPANY. 49, NORTHGATE. DARLINGTON, are now SELLING OVERCOATS AT ABOUT HALF-PRICE. L615 HEDLEY, SWAN, Popular Warehouse Magnificent Exhibition of the Cheapest TOYS AND FANCY GOODS ever displayed in Auckland. Thousands of Delighted Customers have already visited the Scene. A HANDSOMELY-ILLUSTRATED BOOK is given Free to every Retail Customer spending over 5s. The Great Sale of MANTLES, MILLINERY, DRESSES, will swing up to the end of the year, and every careful AUCKLAND HOUSE, MARKET-PLACE, BISHOP AUCKLAND. ZEBRA GRATE POLISH. A BRILLIANT BLACK POLISH IN HALF THE TIME AT LESS COST. WITH HALF THE FLOOR LAMPS. SILK Sole Agents for STRANGE'S Al CRYSTAL OIL. BLAKEBOROUGH RHODES, IRONMONGERS, 57, HIGH KITCHEN RANGES. REGISTER STOVES. GAS STOVES. NORTH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL FURNISHING CO., LIMITED, DARLINGTON AND MIDDLESBROUGH. ARE NOW SHOWING A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR LATEST WORKS in BIOGRAPHY, FICTION, HISTORY, POETRY, REWARDS. 3D IN THE is ALLOWED OFF ALL CLOTH-BOUND BOOKS IN STOCK. All the Latest Novelties in PARLOUR GAMES. A SPECIAL SHOWROOM IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND THE LATEST DESIGNS IN CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS. BOOKLETS, ETC. PRIVATE XMAS CARDS PRINTED TO ORDER. CHAMPION'S VINEGAR ANALYSTS ARE GOLD MEDALS. The FLUID is a most powerful Disinfectant, the GERMS of all Contagious and importance than LifeInsurance, and is open to all-Men, Women, and Children-by wearing DR. JAEGER'S SANITARY WOOLLEN CLOTHING. Sold and Stocked at HARKER'S GREAT BON MARCHE MANTLE WAREHOUSE. LYNN-STREET. WEST HARTLEPOOL. post free on application. k341 DEATHS. HAZELDINE.-On Christmas morning, at 83. Parkgate, Mary Ads. the beloved daughter of Robert and Sarah aged 22 years. Interred at West Cemetery, Thursday afternoon, 2.30. Friends please accept intimation. m422 PEARSON.-At the Red Lion Hotel, Shildon, on the 23rd December, Mr Joseph Pearson, aged 60. Interment in St. John's Churchyard, Shildon, on Tuesday, December 26th. Cortege to leave the residence at 2.30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. m418 WADE.-At Little Burdon, on Christmas Day. Robert Wade, aged 77 years. Will be interred at Sadberge on Thursday, December 28th, at 2 p.m. No flowers, by request. m421 WATT.-On December 21st, at New Shildon. Joseph Watt, aged 77, late of West Hartlepool. leave 40. Station-street, New Shildon, on Tuesday, 26th, at 2 p.m. m411 J OHN PRIESTMAN Blackwellgate, Darlington, Stock of Marble, and in the for work complete in any part of. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS. 1883 AND 1890.


!n tho County Court of Darlisra. holdrn at Stockton-on-Trrs and Middlesbrough. In Bankrupt v. No. 57 of 1893. Ra ANDRRW FORD, of fi. Order made. 7 December, 1893. Date of Adiudicatlon. 19 December, 1893. Date wnd placed First Meeting. 4 January, 1894, at the Official Receiver' Office, 8. Albert-road, Middle -brough. at 11 o'Cloek ium. Date of Public Examination, 3 January, 1894, at the Caurthouse, Bridjfe-road Stockton on Tee . at 11 o'Cloek a.m. Note.-All debt due to the estate should bo paid to mat J. R. STUBBS, Official Receiver. Addre 8, Albert-road. Middlesbrough. Dated 22 December, 1893. m413 N ~ ORTH-EASTBEN RAILWAY. On TVksihy. December 28th. RXOUR8IONS will be run to under -CHARLB6 MRLVILLBS CO. AT DARUNGTON. PAHTOMTMR AT MIDDLKaSBROLGH. 12.30 p m . Cot-hcrstone. Bar nard Castle. Cock fluid. Even wood, Ac. Leave Crook 1.10 p.m , Rthcrley, Bishop Auck land. Shildon. NORTH GATE. 1SOCHHOMATIO nnd LANTKKN PLATBS. All Lantern Keguialtea. SPBOTAOLRS for all aiglit . Ocullata' ornate up with -CHKISTMAS tanteru . Opera Glasses, Cameras, Microaeope , Watche . Clock . Ac. Brass Work for Camera . F. W . WOOD.

In the County Court of Durham. held at Stockton-on-Tees and Middlesbrough. In Bankrupt v. No. 57 of 1893. R A ANDREW FORD, of fi. Order made. 7 December, 1893. Date of Adjudication. 19 December, 1893. Date and place First Meeting. 4 January, 1894, at the Official Receiver's Office, 8. Albert-road, Middlesbrough. at 11 o'clock a.m. Date of Public Examination, 3 January, 1894, at the Courthouse, Bridge-road Stockton on Tees . at 11 o'clock a.m. Note.-All debt due to the estate should be paid to Mr. J. R. STUBBS, Official Receiver. Address 8, Albert-road. Middlesbrough. Dated 22 December, 1893. Notice - NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. On Tuesday. December 28th. TRAINS will be run to under the management of CHARLES MARSHALL CO. AT DARLINGTON. PARRAMOUNTER AT MIDDLESBROUGH. 12.30 p.m. Cottingham. Barnard Castle. Cockfield. Evenwood, Ac. Leave Crook 1.10 p.m , Rotherley, Bishop Auckland. Shildon. NORTH GATE. ISCOHOLMATioN and LANTERN PLATES. All Lantern Requisites. SPEOTATORS for all sight . Spectacles' ornaments up with -CHRISTMAS tapers . Opera Glasses, Cameras, Microscopes , Watches . Clock . Ac. Brass Work for Camera . F. W . WOOD.

In the County Court of Durham. holden at Stocktonon-Tees and Middlesbrough. In Bankruptcy. No. 57 of 1893. Re ANDREW FORD. of 6, Order made. 7 December, 1893. Date of Adjudication. 19 December, 1893. Date and place of First Meeting, 4 January, 1894, at the Official Receiver's Office. 8. Albert-road, Middlesbrough, at 11 o'Clock a.m. Date of Public Examination, 3 January, 1894, at the Courthouse, Bridge-road. Stockton-on-Tees, at 11 o'Clock a.m. Note.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me. J. R. STUBBS. Official Receiver. Address 8. Albert-road, Middlesbrough. Dated 22 December. 1893. m413 N ORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. On TUESDAY. December 26th. EXCURSIONS will be run to underCHARLES MELVILLES CO. AT DARLINGTON. PANTOMIME AT MIDDLESBROUGH. 12.30 p.m. . Cotherstone, Barnard Castle. Cockfield. Evenwood, c. Leave CROOK 1.10 p.m. , Etherley, Bishop Auckland. Shildon. NORTHGATE. ISOCHROMATIC and LANTERN PLATES. All Lantern Requisites. SPECTACLES for all sights. Oculists' made up with CHRISTMAS Lanterns. Opera Glasses, Cameras, Microscopes, Watches, Clocks, c. Brass Work for Cameras. F. W. WOOD.


Un,on Rwal Providing vank of 12-luch . Middle tone Uixir, Ac., 5, NORTH OATH, DARLINGTON. Over Cox A Falconer's Showrooms, and directly opposite Fox's Cafe . Both Ladies and Gentlemen's Rooms on Firat Floor. HAIRWOBK IN ALL IT8 BLANCHES. Ladies' Hair Combines made up hi any style at Is 3d per BITCH BURN FOR tanltary Pipe,. Chimney Vote, Qullevi. Sink.. Chttle Trough., Paviag Tile., Bldg and Copinfif, Fire, Plate, Stable, and Glazed Bricks, Quarts and Cloy, Garden Edging and Vases. DRALKR8 in Staffordshire Bed and Blue Bricks and Ridge, Cement and Piaster. Wbinstone and Slag screenings. Hair, Laths, Roofing and Fonndation FWta, Glass Tiles. Spouting, Nails, Hose Pipoa, Belts, Waggon and Loin Covers, Iron Pipes, Valves, Ac. Heed Office -BISHOP AUCKLAND. Depftts at DARLINGTON, ORK, SCARBOROUGH, and HARROGATBL Telephone No. 3,258. a364 J OHN D O VE AND CO., ST. NICHOLAS BUILDINGS. NRWCASTLB. TENDERS GIVEN for the Best Portland Cement. Sfastic, Keene's, and Vulcan Cements, Hair Laths town superior hand-riven , Lath Tacks, Crushed Bricks and Slag. Sole Agency for Crushed Grey Granite direct from the Quarries . Carlisle Plaster, 3anltary Pipes Fire, Plate, and Pressed Bricks Afphalte, Ac. New Illustrated Trade Price List on pjl cation. clephones National, No.

Un, on Rwal Providing vanK of 12-luch . Middle tonE Uixir, Ac., 5, NORTH OATH, DARLINGTON. Over Cox A Falconer's Showrooms, and directly opposite Fox's Cafe . Both Ladies and Gentlemen's Rooms on FirSt Floor. HAIRWORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ladies' Hair Combines made up in any style at Is 3d per BITCH BURN FOR temporary Pipe,. Chimney Fout, Qullevi. Sink.. Cattle Trough., Pavement Tile., Building and Coping, Fire, Plate, Stable, and Glazed Bricks, Quartz and Clay, Garden Edging and Vases. DRAYERS in Staffordshire Bed and Blue Bricks and Ridge, Cement and Plaster. Whinstone and Slag screenings. Hair, Laths, Roofing and Foundation Fittings, Glass Tiles. Spouting, Nails, Hose Pipes, Belts, Waggon and Liner Covers, Iron Pipes, Valves, Ac. Head Office -BISHOP AUCKLAND. Depots at DARLINGTON, ORK, SCARBOROUGH, and HARROGAT. Telephone No. 3,258. a364 J OHN D O VE AND CO., ST. NICHOLAS BUILDINGS. NEWCASTLE. TENDERS GIVEN for the Best Portland Cement. Sfastic, Keene's, and Vulcan Cements, Hair Laths town superior hand-riven , Lath Tacks, Crushed Bricks and Slag. Sole Agency for Crushed Grey Granite direct from the Quarries . Carlisle Plaster, Temporary Pipes Fire, Plate, and Pressed Bricks Asphalt, Ac. New Illustrated Trade Price List on p1 cation. telephones National, No.

Union Rural Providing yards of 12-inch at Middlestone Moor, c., 5. NORTHGATE, DARLINGTON. Over Cox Falconer's Showrooms, and directly opposite Fox's Cafe . Both Ladies and Gentlemen's Rooms on First Floor. HAIRWORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ladies' Hair Combings made up in any style at 1s 3d per BITCHBURN FOR Sanitary Pipes, Chimney Pots, Gulleys. Sinks. Cattle Troughs, Paving Tiles, Ridge and Coping, Fire, Plate, Stable, and Glazed Bricks, Quarls and Clay, Garden Edging and Vases. DRALERS in Staffordshire Red and Blue Bricks and Ridge, Cement and Plaster. Whinstone and Slag screenings. Hair, Laths, Roofing and Foundation Felts, Glass Tiles, Spouting, Nails, Hose Pipes, Belts, Waggon and Loin Covers, Iron Pipes, Valves, c. Head OfficesBISHOP AUCKLAND. Depôts at DARLINGTON, ORK, SCARBOROUGH, and HARROGATE. Telephone No. 3,258. a364 J OHN DOVE AND CO., ST. NICHOLAS BUILDINGS. NEWCASTLE. TENDERS GIVEN for the Best Portland Cement. Mastic, Keene's, and Vulcan Cements. Hair Laths town superior hand-riven , Lath Tacks, Crushed Bricks and Slag. Sole Agency for Crushed Grey Granite direct from the Quarries , Carlisle Plaster, Sanitary Pipes Fire, Plate, and Pressed Bricks Asphalte, c. New Illustrated Trade Price List on application. Telephones National, No.


1,122 Poet-offiee. No. 618. ■felegmms, DOVB. Newcastle. Bet 40 years. t45 R OBERT~ are prepared to quote for Crucible Steel. Iron, and Brnss Castings.-Forge and Steel Works, Bishop Auckland. e!63 GRANGE-ROAD WEST, MIDDLESBROUGH, Supply-Carlisle Plaster, Lime, Hair, Loths, Portland Cement, Firebricks, Ac.. Sanitary Pipes. Buchan's and other Trape, Chimney Pots, Ac., Staffordshire Goods, Tecs Scori e ravers, and every description of for Be t Building and Agricultural Lime Crushed Slag, and 2in. Slag for roads. Telegraphic Address- Slag, Middlesbrough. k389 TO LANDOWNERS ESTATE AGENTS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS.

1,122 Poet-office. No. 618. Newcastle. Bet 40 years. R OBERT are prepared to quote for Crucible Steel. Iron, and Brass Castings.-Forge and Steel Works, Bishop Auckland. e63 GRANGE-ROAD WEST, MIDDLESBROUGH, Supply-Carlisle Plaster, Lime, Hair, Laths, Portland Cement, Firebricks, Ac.. Sanitary Pipes. Buchan's and other Trade, Chimney Pots, Ac., Staffordshire Goods, Tees Scoria e ravers, and every description of for Be t Building and Agricultural Lime Crushed Slag, and 2in. Slag for roads. Telegraphic Address- Slag, Middlesbrough. k389 TO LANDOWNERS ESTATE AGENTS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS.

1,122 Post-office, No. 618. Telegrams, DOVE, Newcastle. Est. 40 years. L45 R OBERT are prepared to quote for Crucible Steel. Iron, and Brass Castings.-Forge and Steel Works, Bishop Auckland. e163 GRANGE-ROAD WEST, MIDDLESBROUGH, SUPPLY-Carlisle Plaster, Lime, Hair, Laths, Portland Cement, Firebricks. c., Sanitary Pipes, Buchan's and other Traps, Chimney Pots, c., Staffordshire Goods, Tees Scoriae Pavers, and every description of for Best Building and Agricultural Lime Crushed Slag, and 2in. Slag for roads. Telegraphic AddressSlag, Midlesbrough. k389 TO LANDOWNERS. ESTATE AGENTS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS.


RANK WOODLANDS -TERRAOE, DARLINuTON, Manufacturer of JOLLYE'S PATENT CREOSOTKD WEATHER TIGHT, SELF-VENTILATING ROOF BOARDS Which form a Sound, Cheap, and Healthy Roof for covering-in Fold Yards. Bams, Hay Sheds, Stables, Ac., Ac. Estimate given for Erecting nnd Covering same complete, or for supplying the Boards only, and Testimonials sent upon application to the above xddrew. h216 gLATKS! SLATK8! SLATES DepotsBishop Auckland and Old Packct !

RANK WOODLANDS - TERRACE, DARLINGTON, Manufacturer of JOLLYE'S PATENT CREOSOTED WEATHER TIGHT, SELF-VENTILATING ROOF BOARDS Which form a Sound, Cheap, and Healthy Roof for covering in Fold Yards. Barns, Hay Sheds, Stables, etc. Estimate given for Erecting and Covering same complete, or for supplying the Boards only, and Testimonials sent upon application to the above address. H216 GLATKS! SLATKS! SLATES Depots Bishop Auckland and Old Parkgate

FRANK WOODLANDS-TERRACE, DARLINGTON, Manufacturer of JOLLYE'S PATENT CREOSOTED WEATHER TIGHT, SELF-VENTILATING ROOF BOARDS Which form a Sound, Cheap, and Healthy Roof for covering-in Fold Yards, Barns, Hay Sheds, Stables, c., c. Estimates given for Erecting and Covering same complete, or for supplying the Boards only, and Testimonials sent upon application to the above address. h216 S LATES! SLATES! SLATES! Depôts Bishop Auckland and Old Packet !


WOOL ! !-Important ▼ V FARMERS, BHEBP OTHERS Desirous of having their OWN WOOL MANUFAC TURED into Blankets. Flannels, Tweeds, Hcrsr. Gig, and Bed Rugs, Yarn. Ac.. tend it to HORSLEY BROTHERS, WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS, W0LSI5GIMM. Modern Machinery, Good 'Workmanship. Quick De spatch. Carriage Paid ono way on Wool sent by Goods ~ Train. Samples and WIRE W0RK8. WIRE WORKS. Established 1855. T. gTEPHENSON, BRTDGR-ROAD. STOCKTON. Every description of Wirework, Wire and Iron and othar Guards. Screens, Riddles and Sieves for every purpose. Wire and Ziuc Blinds, Nursery Fenders. Flower Stands and Basket , Wire Netting of all sizes. LONGSTAFF A 80N, Wellington Mews. Grange-road. Cab Proprietors and Funeral Undertakers. Furniture Removed by Road or Rail Van Carting in all its Drenches Brakes for i ie-nic Parties. gl€2 w I LL! A U T. ATKINSON late with Messrs H.

WOOL ! !-Important V FARMERS, BEEKEEPERS OTHERS Desirous of having their OWN WOOL MANUFACTURED into Blankets. Flannels, Tweeds, Hairs. Gig, and Bed Rugs, Yarn. Attend it to HORSLEY BROTHERS, WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS, WOOLSKINNING. Modern Machinery, Good Workmanship. Quick Despatch. Carriage Paid on one way on Wool sent by Goods Train. Samples and WIRE WORK. WIRE WORKS. Established 1855. T. STEPHENSON, BROTHER-ROAD. STOCKTON. Every description of Wirework, Wire and Iron and other Guards. Screens, Riddles and Sieves for every purpose. Wire and Zinc Blinds, Nursery Fenders. Flower Stands and Baskets, Wire Netting of all sizes. LONGSTAFF AND SON, Wellington Mews. Grange-road. Cab Proprietors and Funeral Undertakers. Furniture Removed by Road or Rail Van Carting in all its Drains. Breeches for Hire. A U T. ATKINSON late with Messrs H.

WOOL !!-Important to FARMERS, SHEEP OTHERS Desirous of having their OWN WOOL MANUFACTURED into Blankets, Flanncis, Tweeds, Horse, Gig, and Bed Rugs, Yarn. c., send it to HORSLEY BROTHERS, WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS, WOLSINGHAM. Modern Machinery, Good Workmanship, Quick Despatch. Carriage Paid one way on Wool sent by Goods Train. Samples and WIRE WORKS. WIRE WORKS. Established 1855. S. T. STEPHENSON, BRIDGE-ROAD, STOCKTON. Every description of Wirework, Wire and Iron and other Guards, Screens, Riddles and Sieves for every purpose. Wire and Zinc Blinds, Nursery Fenders, Flower Stands and Baskets, Wire Netting of all sizes, LONGSTAFF SON, Wellington Mews, Grange-road, Cab Proprietors and Funeral Undertakers. Furniture Removed by Road or Rail Van Carting in all its Branches Brakes for Picnic Parties. g182 W ILLIAM T. ATKINSON late with Messrs H.


Suggitt and Son begs to inform his friends and public generally that he has Commended Business as BUILDER AND CON TRACTOR on his own account, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive a sharo of your patronage. Repairs promptly attended with etro. Address 32, KEED STREET. WEST DARLINGTON. Barnard Cattle-Wed neaday Afternoon. Auokland-Thursday M R PERCIVAL ANDREWS, DBNTAL SURGBON. No. 5, Conisoliffe-rood, Darlington. m28 AND UR EYES AND OUR KAILS.-A NEW TREATMENT WITHOUT OPERATION.

Suggitt and Son begs to inform his friends and public generally that he has Commenced Business as BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR on his own account, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive a share of your patronage. Repairs promptly attended with care. Address 32, KEED STREET. WEST DARLINGTON. Barnard Cattle-Wednesday Afternoon. Auckland-Thursday M R PERCIVAL ANDREWS, DENTAL SURGEON. No. 5, Coniscliffe-road, Darlington. m28 AND OUR EYES AND OUR KNEES.-A NEW TREATMENT WITHOUT OPERATION.

Suggitt and Son begs to inform his friends and public generally that he has Commenced Business as BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR on his own account, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive a share of your patronage. Repairs promptly attended with care. Address 32, REED-STREET, WEST DARLINGTON. Barnard Castle-Wednesday Afternoon. Bishop Auckland-Thursday M R PERCIVAL ANDREWS, DENTAL SURGEON. No. 5, Coniscliffe-road, Darlington. m26 O UR EYES AND OUR EARS.-A NEW TREATMENT WITHOUT OPERATION.


all its forms Noises in the Ears cured Deafness from influenza cured. Hun dreds of letters in testimony of success. Write for testimonials and printed form of questions to answer. Mr T. ISON, Oculist and Aurist, 4, Portland-crescent, Leeds. At Leeds Every Tuesday. Hours 10 to •, and by appointment. Artificial Byes, Spectacles, Ac. NOTICE.-Mr ISON late at Leeds Bve and Ear Dispensary personally attends White Swan Hotel, Pavement, York, Jan. 4. Honrs, 11 to 4. Victoria, Hotel, Scarborough, Thursday, Dec. 28. Hours, 11.30 to 4. Nortta-Kaotern Hotel. Harrogate, Wednes day. Jan. A Hours. 11 to 3.30. See column of testi monials in Yorkshire Herald every Monday, and Yorkshire Gazette every Saturday. j410 M DE LACEY, Dental Surgeon, attend. Mr Buckle' . 90. Norlligate next door to General Poat-olHce , Darlington, over, Mon clav from 2 to 5. Bishop Auckland and Newcastle dally. Teeth from 2. IN Plano, £18 Piano, £20 Piano, £25 Pisan, £30. ORGANS. 4 American Organa, by Batoy aud Mason and Hamlin. HOGGBTT AND SON'S. Traders, and other Potnons ot respectable eUndlng. on their own Personal Socurity, and on Notes, or other securities, in aural of £0 to £100, repayable by Instalments.- Apply to J. 7 7 24, Wharf-etreet, intereat 20s £15. Walnut. £18, Organ. 3 .at., tub-ban, and couplers, mirror top. lly £11. Harmonium, acoond-liaiin, £4. All at tbe Cheap High Northgate, w ADDINGTON AND SONS, PIANO 1IANOFACTURBR3 AND ORGAN IMPORTERS, W A DD1NQTON AND SONS' STOCKTON. STOKB8LKT - First Saturday la each month-Mr Farrow'a Til IR5 K-Mondays, 11 to 3 pjn.-Wm. Foegitt A Sons, Chemists, liar We I,-place. WHITBT-Sccomi and last Saturday in each month, 10 to J-T. N. Bradley, Stationer. Thc Pier. h39 LOST AND FOUND. L 'OST, 4 Finder Rewarded.-W. GROCERY, PROVISIONS, AND TEA AT UNHEARD OF PRICES. Slate from the Celebrated Dlnorwic Bangor Quarries. Addr es -R. MA8CALL, Slate Merchant. Middle -gh or, J. MASCALL, 10,Olarcnce-treet, Bishop Now Ready, 21 st Thonsand. 6d by Post 7 Stamps. D R. ELLI8'S Popular Lootura, The r Ear and Throat. A thorough and succinct account of the causes of noises in the head and deafness, Ae.- Chronicle. -Franklin, 42. Mosley street or from the Author, 100, Rychill, Newcastle-on-Tyne. mi07 8HIPPING NOTICES. S 1 STEAM PASSENGER AND GOODS SERVICE TWICE A WEEK BMTWKKN TBKS. SCARBOROUGH. AND LONDON. The TEES UNION SHIPPING COMPANY'S Limited New and Full powered Passenger STEAMER TEES Leaves the Company's Wharf, North-street, Middles brough, Weekly weather and other circumstance permitting . For particulars of sailings apply to tho Company's office as below. The DIONR .s. or other steamer carrying a limited number of Passengers leaves the abovo Wharf every Wednesday. The Steamers leave Free Trade Wharf, Ratcliff. London. K.. woh Tue dav and Saturday respectively, taking in Goods for Middlesbrough, Steer ton, nd adjacent town . Tho .s. TEES call at Scarliorongh each way. Moderate charge in London. Rasy late of freight. Prompt despatch of Goods insured by shipping viR thi route. Classiftcatiou Rates and Sailing Bills on application.

all its forms Noises in the Ears cured Deafness from influenza cured. Hundreds of letters in testimony of success. Write for testimonials and printed form of questions to answer. Mr T. ISON, Oculist and Aurist, 4, Portland-crescent, Leeds. At Leeds Every Tuesday. Hours 10 to 6, and by appointment. Artificial Eyes, Spectacles, c. NOTICE.-Mr ISON late at Leeds Eye and Ear Dispensary personally attends White Swan Hotel, Pavement, York, Jan. 4. Hours, 11 to 4. Victoria, Hotel, Scarborough, Thursday, Dec. 28. Hours, 11.30 to 4. North-Eastern Hotel, Harrogate, Wednesday. Jan. 3. Hours. 11 to 3.30. See column of testimonials in Yorkshire Herald every Monday, and Yorkshire Gazette every Saturday. j410 M R DE LACEY, Dental Surgeon, attends Mr Buckle's, 90, Northgate next door to General Post-office , Darlington, every Monday from 2 to 5. Bishop Auckland and Newcastle daily. Teeth from 2s IN Piano, £18 Piano, £20 Piano, £25 Piano, £30. ORGANS. 4 American Organs, by Estey and Mason and Hamlin. HOGGETT AND SON'S, Traders, and other Persons of respectable standing, on their own Personal Security, and on Notes, or other securities, in sums of £5 to £100, repayable by Instalments.-Apply to J. Willey, 24, Wharf-street, interest 30s £29, Walnut, £18, Organ, 3 sets, sub-bass, and couplers, mirror top, only £11. Harmonium, second-hand, £4. All at the Cheap High Northgate, W ADDINGTON AND SONS, PIANO MANUFACTURERS AND ORGAN IMPORTERS, W ADDINGTON AND SONS' STOCKTON. STOKESLEYFirst Saturday in each month-Mr Farrow's. THIRSK-Mondays, 11 to 3 p.m.-Wm. Foggitt Sons, Chemists, Market-place. WHITBY-Second and last Saturday in each month, 10 to 3-T. N. Bradley, Stationer, The Pier. b39 LOST AND FOUND. L OST, 4 Finder Rewarded.-W. GROCERY, PROVISIONS, AND TEA AT UNHEARD OF PRICES. Slates from the Celebrated Dinorwic Bangor Quarries. AddressR. MASCALL, Slate Merchant, Middlesbrough or, J. MASCALL, 10, Clarence-street, Bishop Now Ready, 21st Thousand, 6d by Post 7 Stamps. D R. ELLIS'S Popular Lecture, The Ear and Throat. A thorough and succinct account of the causes of noises in the head and deafness, c.ChronicleFranklin, 42. Mosleystreet or from the Author, 100, Rychill, Newcastleon-Tyne. m307 SHIPPING NOTICES. S S TEAM PASSENGER AND GOODS SERVICE TWICE A WEEK BETWEEN TRES, SCARBOROUGH, AND LONDON. The TERS UNION SHIPPING COMPANY'S Limited New and Full-powered Passenger STEAMER TRES Leaves the Company's Wharf, North-street, Middlesbrough, Weekly weather and other circumstances permitting . For particulars of sailings apply to the Company's offices as below. The DIONE s.s. or other steamer carrying a limited number of Passengers leaves the above Wharf every Wednesday. The Steamers leave Free Trade Wharf, Ratcliff. London, E., each Tuesday and Saturday respectively, taking in Goods for Middlesbrough, Stockton, and adjacent towns. The s.s. TERS calls at Scarborough each way. Moderate charges in London. Easy rates of freight. Prompt despatch of Goods insured by shipping viâ this route. Classification Rates and Sailing Bills on application.


Faroe to London -.-Saloon 11s 6d. Return 17s 6 1 Fore Cabin 7 6d, Return Us 6d. Fare to Scar borough -Saloon 3 6d, Fore Cabin 2 6d. Children Half-fare. Return Ticket are not transferable. Pro visions supplied on board at moderate rotes. For further particulars aud bookings apply to North-street, SITUATIONS Ac.. VACANT. A Watches, Furniture, Wringers, Book larger ameiints In propor-tfoii easy pivment ac mfrd no undue anvanteje taken no fee strictly obleet -J. Wilk,. 1, Zetlnnrt-road. MiJrtleabrough. EXCHANGE, MIDDLESBROUGH. LIST OF PRICES AND INFORMATION ON APPLICATION.

Faroe to London - Saloon 11s 6d. Return 17s 6d. Fore Cabin 7s 6d, Return Us 6d. Fare to Scarborough - Saloon 3s 6d, Fore Cabin 2s 6d. Children Half-fare. Return Tickets are not transferable. Provisions supplied on board at moderate rates. For further particulars and bookings apply to North-street, SITUATIONS Vacant. A Watches, Furniture, Wringer, Book larger amenities In proportion easy payment ac made no undue advantage taken no fee strictly oblige - J. Wilk,. 1, Zealand-road. Middlesbrough. EXCHANGE, MIDDLESBROUGH. LIST OF PRICES AND INFORMATION ON APPLICATION.

Fares to LondonSaloon 11s 6d, Return 17s 6d Fore Cabin 7s 6d, Return 11s 6d. Fares to ScarboroughSaloon 3s 6d, Fore Cabin 2s 6d. Children Half-fare. Return Tickets are not transferable. Provisions supplied on board at moderate rates. For further particulars and bookings apply to North-street, SITUATIONS c., VACANT. A Watches, Furniture, Wringers, Book larger amounts in proportion easy payments accepted no undue advantage taken no fee strictly object.J. Wilks, 1, Zetland-road, Middlesbrough. EXCHANGE, MIDDLESBROUGH. LIST OF PRICES AND INFORMATION FREE ON APPLICATION.


PRBB k318 MONEY AND TRADE. . M to CROOK .. ..17, BISHOP AUCKLAND. . Orders for our Celebrated Bicycles, Mangles, __ wing Machines, and Perambulators.-W. II. Wilson A Oo., 115, Newgate-street. Bishop Auckland. k283 1 ADYLIKB Homs Kinployment.-Good Weekly Incomes ar innde by the Automatic Knitting .K hine. Terms, c.islv or hire work can be had.-Particulars from N.

PRBB k318 MONEY AND TRADE. M to CROOK .. ..17, BISHOP AUCKLAND. Orders for our Celebrated Bicycles, Mangles, Wing Machines, and Perambulators.-W. H. Wilson & Co., 115, Newgate-street. Bishop Auckland. £283 1 ADVERTISING Hom's Employment.-Good Weekly Incomes are in demand by the Automatic Knitting Machine. Terms, c.islv or hire work can be had.-Particulars from N.

k318 MONEY AND TRADE. ..56 TO CROOK.. .. .. 17, BISHOP AUCKLAND.. Orders for our Celebrated Bicycles, Mangles, Sewing Machines, and Perambulators.-W. H. Wilsonon Co., 115, Newgate-street, Bishop Auckland. k283 L ADYLIKE Home Employment.-Good Weekly Incomes are made by the Automatic Knitting Machine. Terms, cash or hire work can be had.-Particulars from N.


G. Company, 67, Southwark-kfreet, London, S.E. k248 P RINTING.-TO NEWS HANDS.-Wauled, at once a smart, intelligent, willing TURNOVER APPRENTICE one with about three years to serve preferred.-Apply, Echo Office, Darlington. b414 AND OFFEltTON U.D. SCHOOL BOARD.-New Pendiaw Board School. Infants' Department.-Wanted, Certificated Mistress for the above Department. Fixed salary at the rate of £60 per annum, payable monthly. Duties to commence in January next. Applications, giving age. previous experience, results last two examinations, accom panied by two testimonials of recent date, to lx sent 6o us to reach me not later than the 28th Decentl er instant. Personal canvassing strictly prohibited.-g y order John G. Bat.y, Clerk to the Board.-Schrol ar l Offices, Houghton-le-Spring, R.S.O. County Durham , 2lst December, 1833. m380 AND AT BLYTIL Price List and Designs Post Free on Application. Any Instrument may be had on Tho Stock Exchange has been closed to day, consequently there is no business whatever to report in public securities. Owing to tho Christmas holidays the house will not reopen until Wednesday next, when the fortnightly settlement commences. Money has been somowhat wanted to-day, and short loans ruled firm at 24 to 3 per cent. Discounts quiet at about 2 ana 2J per cent, for best three months' bills. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank to-day. Bar silver remains 32 d Mexican dollars also unaltered at 82Jd. SEUndian and Shanghai exchanges closed Hong Kong 2s Ofcd, ditto four months 2s 3 d Yokohama 2s 4Jd. Tho Buenos Ayres gold premium has ad vanced to 229 per cent. The Paris Bourso was quiet. ncchange cheques on London weaker at 2519. Berlin Bourso firm Frankfort flat. 4s 6d to 5s dusks. 5 per couple plovers, l2s per dor., pigeoni, 8i to 9 per dor. MiDDLBBBROUOH to Is 6d. Danish butter. Is Id W 1 tjd. hams 7d to 7 d . bacon, 4,d to G4 1 per lb.. chiekensZsto 2s 9.11 fowls. Is to Is 6d , Reese. 6. 6d to 10s 6d . ducks. 3s to 4s 6d turkey., 6. 2s to 3e per couple fresh eggs 6, Irish 8, German for butter. Is 5d per fresh egg . 5 for Is potatoes, 5d per l245 APARTMENTS WAFTED. W ANTED. One ROOM. Unfurnished. High-row , SUiuuergate, Office, Darling-PREMI8E8 AUD LAND TO LET. T O LET. HOUSE AND SHOP combined alsoCom-r ' ' mod ions LOCK-UP PREMISES, good position.-Ernest Rushford, 50, Newport-road. Middlesbro'. Vton-rooil, Stoskton. Situations always vacant, ill or w ' te.. Private house. l!93 C OOKS, Housemaids, Generals, Ac., Wanted wages.-Mrs Pi use, 71, Linthorpa-road, brough. Ac. aevcral good Wanted Select, Registry Office. m216 w ANTED, for Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, and Garden, Greenhouse rent £16 and rates street. immediate poase sion.-Apply, 4. m335 PROPERTIES FOR SALE. I NOR SALE. No. 7. 1 ' l Lorne-terroce, Con isoliffe-road, Darlington.-Apply Mr W. Hawksley, Grove Hill. Middlesbrough. Registry, Dukc-st., Darlington.

G. Company, 67, Southwarkstreet, London, S.E. k248 P RINTING.-TO NEWS HANDS.-Wanted, at once, a smart, intelligent, willing TURNOVER APPRENTICE one with about three years to serve preferred.-Apply, Echo Office, Darlington. h414 AND OFFERTON U.D. SCHOOL BOARD.-New Penshaw Board School. Infants' Department.-Wanted, Certificated Mistress for the above Department. Fixed salary at the rate of £60 per annum, payable monthly. Duties to commence in January next. Applications, giving age, previous experience, results last two examinations, accompanied by two testimonials of recent date, to be sent so as to reach me not later than the 28th December instant. Personal canvassing strictly prohibited.By order John G. Eaty, Clerk to the Board.-School Board Offices, Houghton-le-Spring, R.S.O. County Durham , 21st December, 1893. m380 AND AT BLYTH. Price List and Designs Post Free on Application. Any Instrument may be had on The Stock Exchange has been closed today, consequently there is no business whatever to report in public securities. Owing to the Christmas holidays the house will not reopen until Wednesday next, when the fortnightly settlement commences. Money has been somewhat wanted to-day, and short loans ruled firm at 2½ to 3 per cent. Discounts quiet at about 2 and 2½ per cent. for best three months' bills. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank to-day. Bar silver remains 32⅛d Mexican dollars also unaltered at 32⅛d. Indian and Shanghai exchanges closed. Hong Kong 2s 3¼d, ditto four months 2s 3¾d Yokohama 2s 4¼d. The Buenos Ayres gold premium has advanced to 229 per cent. The Paris Bourse was quiet. Exchange cheques on London weaker at 25.19. Berlin Bourse firm Frankfort flat. 4s 6d to 5s ducks, 5s per couple plovers, 12s per dorz. pigeons, 8s to 9s per doz. MIDDLESBROUGH to 1s 6d. Danish butter. 1s 1d to 1s 2d hams. 7d to 7½d bacon, 4½ to 6½d per 1b. chickens. 2s to 2s 9d fowls. 1s to 1s 6d geese. 5s 6d to 10s 6d ducks. 3s to 4s 6d turkeys, 6s 2s to 3s per couple fresh eggs 6, Irish 8, German for butter, 1s 5d per 1b. fresh eggs. 5 for 1s potatoes, 5d per L245 APARTMENTS WANTED. W ANTED, One ROOM. Unfurnished. High-row, Skinnergate, Office, Darling-PREMISES AND LAND TO LET. T O LET, HOUSE AND SHOP combined also Commodious LOCK-UP PREMISES, good position.-Ernest Rushford, 50, Newport-road, Middlesbro'. ton-road, Stockton. Situations always vacant. Call or write. Private house. L193 C OOKS. Housemaids, Generals, c., Wanted good wages.-Mrs Pluse, 71, Linthorpe-road, brough. c. several good Wanted Select Registry Office. m216 W ANTED, for Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, and Garden, Greenhouse rent £16 and rates immediate possession.-Apply. 4. m335 PROPERTIES FOR SALE. F OR SALE. No. 7. Lorne-terrace, Coniscliffe-road, Darlington.-Apply, Mr W. Hawksley, Grove Hill, Middlesbrough. Registry, Duke-st., Darlington.


k3 W ANTED, at once, and f4ir Novemt.w r Term, Cooks, Housemaid, and Generals.-Mrs Blake, South Durham Registry, Scarborough-street, West Hartlepool. of the most Central BUSINESS PREMISES in Middles hrough. situate in Marten-rood, being a corner site ith a frontage of 44ft. by 55ft.. suitable for nuction-rcom or any large business.-Apply, 40, Marton-road. Dyer, Stockton. Darlington, Middlesbrough, and South Bank. Work, Tim1x r. Ac.-Newby, Smith, A Co., Ferry-road. Middlesbrough. COUGH LOZENGES 94. Commercial Road. Feck ham. July 12,1?89. Dear Sir,-I am a poor hand at expressing my feelings, but I should like to thank you. - Your lozenges have dene wonders in relieving ray terrible cough. Since 1.had the operation of Tracheotomy ' the same as the late Emperor of Germany, and unlike him. thank God, I am utill alive performed at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, no ono could possibly have had a more violent cough it was so bad.at times that, it quite exhausted me. The muons, which was shirt., at J Long's, 7, Nowport-road,

WANTED, at once, and fair November term, Cooks, Housemaid, and Generals.-Mrs Blake, South Durham Registry, Scarborough-street, West Hartlepool. of the most central BUSINESS PREMISES in Middlesbrough. situate in Marton-road, being a corner site with a frontage of 44ft. by 55ft.. suitable for auction-room or any large business.-Apply, 40, Marton-road. Dyer, Stockton. Darlington, Middlesbrough, and South Bank. Work, Times r. Ac.-Newby, Smith, A Co., Ferry-road. Middlesbrough. COUGH LOZENGES 94. Commercial Road. Farnham. July 12,18?9. Dear Sir,-I am a poor hand at expressing my feelings, but I should like to thank you. - Your lozenges have done wonders in relieving my terrible cough. Since I had the operation of Tracheotomy the same as the late Emperor of Germany, and unlike him, thank God, I am still alive performed at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, no one could possibly have had a more violent cough it was so bad at times that, it quite exhausted me. The mucus, which was short, at J Long's, 7, Newport-road,

k3 W ANTED, at once, and for November Term, Cooks, Housemaid, and Generals.-Mrs Blake, South Durham Registry, Scarborough-street, West Hartlepool. of the most Central BUSINESS PREMISES in Middlesbrough, situate in Marton-road, being a corner site with a frontage of 44ft. by 55ft. suitable for auctionroom or any large business.-Apply, 40, Martonroad. Dyer, Stockton, Darlington, Middlesbrough, and South Bank. Work, Timber. c-Newby, Smith, Co., Ferry-road, Middlesbrough. COUGH LOZENGES. 94. Commercial Road, Peckham, July 12, 1889. Dear Sir.-I am a poor hand at expressing my feelings, but I should like to thank you. Your lozenges have done wonders in relieving my terrible cough. Since I had the operation of 'Tracheotomy' the same as the late Emperor of Germany, and unlike him, thank God, I am still alive performed at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, no one could possibly have had a more violent cough it was so bad at times that it quite exhausted me. The moons, which was shirt, at. J. Leng's, 7, Newport-road.


Middlesbro' largo stock for selection patterns free. Write or call, and I have been le able to got rid of-it. without difficulty.-I am, sir, youra truly. J. HILL. UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. The above sneaks for itself. From strict, inquiry it appears that tne benefit from using Keating s Cfcugh Lozenges is understated. The operation whs a specially severe one, and was performed by the specialist. Dr. H. T. Butliu, of Si. Bartholomew's Hospital. Since the operation the only means of relief is the use of these Li zenges. So'successful are they that one affords immediate benefit, although from the nature of the case the throat irritation is intense. WEIGHT IN GOLD. Under date Sept.

Middlesex largo stock for selection patterns free. Write or call, and I have been able to get rid of it. without difficulty.-I am, sir, your truly. J. HILL. UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. The above speaks for itself. From strict, inquiry it appears that the benefit from using Keating's Cough Lozenges is understated. The operation was a specially severe one, and was performed by the specialist. Dr. H. T. Butlin, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Since the operation the only means of relief is the use of these Lozenges. So successful are they that one affords immediate benefit, although from the nature of the case the throat irritation is intense. WEIGHT IN GOLD. Under date Sept.

Middlesbro' large stock for selection patterns free. Write or call. and I have been able to get rid of it without difficulty.-I am, sir, yours truly. J. HILL. UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. The above speaks for itself. From strict inquiry it appears that the benefit from using Keating's Cough Lozenges is understated. The operation was a specially severe one, and was performed by the specialist. Dr. H. T. Butlin, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Since the operation the only means of relief is the use of these Lozenges. So successful are they that one affords immediate benefit, although from the nature of the case the throat irritation is intense. WEIGHT IN GOLD. Under date Sept.


8, Mr Hill writes I should long since have been dead but for V 'ur T.ozenges-they are ivorih their Height in gold. I will gladly see and various sizes, cheap, at E. Maule A County Carriage Works, Stock ten-on-Tecs. k338 , CHRISTMAS C.VKDS, with Special Name Grect-yings. -Smith A WooUton, MiddU sbrough. ILEPIIAN'S OHUISTMAS WENSLEYDALB CHEESES IIAVB ARRIVED. 28, Silver-street, Stockton-on-Tees. k404 J ISTILLKD Stockton. e83 FJYYNE AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. Regular Sailing between above Poets by Steamers of WIlson-Furness Line.-For Freight, Ac., apply to FURNESS. WITHY, k CO. Limited , 6. Queen-street, Newcastle. b21 HIT E 8 T ~A R LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMKR8. UVBRPOOL to NKIV YORK. vi Queomtown, w every Wednesday. BrItannIc...Wcd., Dec. 27 Teutonio ...Wed., Jan. 3 Second Cabin will be carried on the voyage marked thus . Steerage passage to New York. Boston, and Philadelphia at low rates. The splendid vessels of this line are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrangements, and unsurpassed in thc eomptateuese of their appointments. Saloon and State Room amidships. Apply to R.

8, Mr Hill writes I should long since have been dead but for V. Ur T. O'Keefe-they are ivorish in their Height in gold. I will gladly see and various sizes, cheap, at E. Maule & Co. A County Carriage Works, Stockton-on-Tees. CHRISTMAS CARDS, with Special Names Greetings. -Smith & Woolton, Middlesbrough. ILEPIAN'S CHRISTMAS WENSLEYDALE CHEESES HAVE ARRIVED. 28, Silver-street, Stockton-on-Tees. k404 J I STILL KID Stockton. e83 FLYING AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. Regular Sailing between above Ports by Steamers of Wilson-Furness Line.-For Freight, Ac., apply to FURNESS. WILSON, & Co. Limited , 6. Queen-street, Newcastle. b21 H T E 8 T ~A R LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK. via Queenstown, weekly Every Wednesday. British...Weekly., Dec. 27 Teutonic ...Weekly., Jan. 3 Second Cabin will be carried on the voyage marked thus . Steerage passage to New York. Boston, and Philadelphia at low rates. The splendid vessels of this line are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrangements, and unsurpassed in the comfort of their appointments. Saloon and State Room amidships. Apply to R.

8, Mr Hill writes I should long since have been dead but for your Lozenges-they are worth their weight in gold. I will gladly see and varions sizes, cheap, at E. Maule Son, County Carriage Works, Stockton-on-Tees. k338 C HRISTMAS CARDS, with Special Name Greetings.-Smith Woolston. Middlesbrough. C LEPHAN'S CHRISTMAS WENSLEYDALE CHRESES HAVE ARRIVED. 28, Silver-street, Stockton-on-Tees. k404 D ISTILLED Stockton. e88 T YNE AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. Regular Sailings between above Ports by Steamers of Wilson-Furness Line.-For Freight, c., apply to FURNESS, WITHY, CO. Limited , 6. Queen-street, Newcastle. b21 W HITE STAR LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, viâ Queenstown, every Wednesday. Britannic...Wed., Dec. 27 Teutonic ...Wed., Jan. 3 Second Cabin will be carried on the voyage marked thus . Steerage passage to New York, Boston, and Philadelphia at low rates. The splendid vessels of this line are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrangements, and unsurpassed in the completeness of their appointments. Saloon and State Room amidships. Apply to R.


A. Meucock. Market-place, Darlington Wm. dray, 5. North-road, Durham W. T. Keay, 33 and 36, Sussex-street, Middlesbrough Edwin Gardiner, 18, John - street. Sunderland G. M. Bolton. Surtees - street, West Hartlepool T. Han A Son, 44, South Church - road. Bishop Auckland Henry H. Morgan. Post-office, Grosmont J. W. Johnson, 58, Northgate, Philip Parkin, Auc tioneer, 70, Westgate, Jos. Parkin, Temperance Hall, Quisbrough William Robson, Brotton _Oeorge OtjgUl, 27, Zetland-street, Loft us William Ballard, Coxhoc T. George Brass, 2. Bede-terrace, Barnard Castle Robert. Elliott, 60, Fawcett-street, ffnnderland Scott A Co., 92, Victor-street, weormouth Newton Walker, Station-road, Redcar or to ISMAY, IMRIE. A CO., 34. Leodenhxll-street, London, B.C., and 10, Water-street, Liverpool.

A. Meacock. Market-place, Darlington Wm. dray, 5. North-road, Durham W. T. Keay, 33 and 36, Sussex-street, Middlesbrough Edwin Gardiner, 18, John-street. Sunderland G. M. Bolton. Surtees-street, West Hartlepool T. Han A Son, 44, South Church-road. Bishop Auckland Henry H. Morgan. Post-office, Grosmont J. W. Johnson, 58, Northgate, Philip Parkin, Auctioneer, 70, Westgate, Jos. Parkin, Temperance Hall, Quibrough William Robson, Brotton George Otley, 27, Zetland-street, Loftus William Ballard, Coxhoe T. George Brass, 2, Bede-terrace, Barnard Castle Robert Elliott, 60, Fawcett-street, Middlesbrough Scott A Co., 92, Victoria-street, Wearmouth Newton Walker, Station-road, Redcar or to ISMAY, IMRIE. A Co., 34, Leodenhall-street, London, B.C., and 10, Water-street, Liverpool.

A. Meacock. Market-place. Darlington Wm. Gray, 5. North-road, Durham W. T. Keay, 33 and 36, Sussex-street, Middlesbrough Edwin Gardiner, 18, John street, Sunderland G. M. Bolton, Surtees street, West Hartlepool T. Hull Son, 44, South Church road. Bishop Auckland Henry H. Morgan, Post-office, Grosmont J. W. Johnson, 58, Northgate, Philip Parkin, Auctioneer, 70, Westgate, Jos. Parkin, Temperance Hall, Guisbrough William Robson, Brotton George Caygill, 27, Zetland-street, Lottus William Ballard, Coxhoe J. George Brass, 2. Bede-terrace, Barnard Castle Robert Elliott, 60. Fawcett-street, Sunderland Scott Co., 92, Victor-street, wearmouth Newton Walker, Station-road, Redcar or to ISMAY, IMRIE, CO., 34, Leadenhall-street, London. E.C., and 10, Water-street, Liverpool.


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Racy Gossip, Full Supply of District News, Buterbaugh's Literary Next week will appear the continuing chapters of 'OLD LITTLECOTE'S DAUGHTER NOW FIRST PUBLISHED. This splendid serial story is by author of A Lincolnshire Heroine, Meadow Sweet, and many other popular romances. OLD LITTLECOTE'S DAUGHTER, or One Against the World, will be found full of exciting episodes, and abounds with powerfully-drawn characters, who carry on the action of the story in a dramatic manner, and retain the attention of the reader all on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which has the Shortest and most Direct Route to all places in the Western States. Apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE, A CO., South Hampton or Liverpool or to R.

Racy Gossip, Full Supply of District News, Entertaining Literary Next week will appear the continuing chapters of OLD LITTLECOTE'S DAUGHTER. NOW FIRST PUBLISHED. This splendid serial story is by author of A Lincolnshire Heroine, Meadow Sweet, and many other popular romances. OLD LITTLECOTE'S DAUGHTER, or One Against the World, will be found full of exciting episodes, and abounds with powerfully-drawn characters, who carry on the action of the story in a dramatic manner, and retain the attention of the reader all on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which has the Shortest and most Direct Route to all places in the Western States. Apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE, CO., Southampton or Liverpool or to R.


A. Meacock, Market Darlington T. Hull A 8o . 44, South Church-lane. Bishop Auckland W. Gray, 5, North-rd., Durham Isaac Sairth, 3, Bow-street, Quisbrough W. Green. 51, Newport-r L, Gordon A Co.. A?, smsex-st., Middlesbrough F. Gowlaud. lfiih-tt., Barnard Castle W. Sllver-st., Sfock-tou I . M. M Kenz e f 54. Mandale-rd., T. Dickinson. 77, Mondalo-rd., Thorn-itiy-on-Tees W. Johnson, 9S, High-st., Gateshead N.' Walker, Station-rd., Red-Qdr W. Anderson. Bridge-st., J. Gale. Royal George Hotel. Tow Law Foster A Co., Auctioneers, Butter-knowle G. M. Bolton, Surteea-st., West Hartlepool S. Gardiner, 4. Arcade Chambers, R. Elliott. 60, Faw-eatt-st., Sunderland Scot A Co., S2. Victori.a-sL. Mookwcarraouth W. T. Walton. Central Chambers, West Hartlepool W. Robson. Brotton O. Williaro-•aq Station-rd., Loftus-l -CI veland W. Shaw. WoHingham W. Lackcnby, 9. Flnkla-streat. gtnekton on-Tces. °26 C UNARD LINE. - ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUBKNSTOWN. Ton London, 8.W. or to J. B.

A. Meacock, Market Darlington T. Hull A 80. 44, South Church-lane. Bishop Auckland W. Gray, 5, North-rd., Durham Isaac Sairth, 3, Bow-street, Quisbrough W. Green. 51, Newport-r L, Gordon A Co.. A?, smsex-st., Middlesbrough F. Gowland. Higli-st., Barnard Castle W. Silver-st., Stockton I. M. M'Kenzie f 54. Mandale-rd., T. Dickinson. 77, Mondale-rd., Thornaby-on-Tees W. Johnson, 95, High-st., Gateshead N. Walker, Station-rd., Redcar W. Anderson. Bridge-st., J. Gale. Royal George Hotel. Tow Law Foster A Co., Auctioneers, Butterknowle G. M. Bolton, Surtees-st., West Hartlepool S. Gardiner, 4, Arcade Chambers, R. Elliott. 60, Fawcett-st., Sunderland Scot A Co., 52. Victoria-sL. Mowbray W. T. Walton. Central Chambers, West Hartlepool W. Robson. Brotton O. Wilfred-st. Station-rd., Loftus J. Cleveland W. Shaw. Whitby W. Lackenby, 9, Finkle-street. stainton-on-Tees. 26 C UNARD LINE. - ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. Ton London, S.W. or to J. B.

A. Meacock, Market Darlington T. Hull Son, 44, South Church-lane, Bishop Auckland W. Gray, 5, North-rd., Durham Isaac Searth, 3. Bow-street, Guisbrough W. Green. 51, Newport-rd., Gordon Co., 33, Sussex-st., Middlesbrough R. F. Gowland, High-st., Barnard Castle W. Silver-st., Stockton D. M. M'Kenzie, 54, Mandale-rd., T. Dickinson, 77, Mandale-rd., Thornaby-on-Tees W. Johnson, 98, High-st., Gateshead N. Walker, Station-rd., Redcar W. Anderson. Bridge-st., J. Gale, Royal George Hotel, Tow Law Foster Co., Auctioneers, Butterknowle G. M. Bolton, Surtees-st., West Hartlepool E. Gardiner, 4. Arcade Chambers, R. Elliott, 60, Fawcett-st., Sunderland Scott Co., 92. Victoria-st., Monkwearmouth W. T. Walton, Central Chambers, West Hartlepool W. Robson, Brotton G. Williamson, Station-rd., Loftus-in-Cleveland W. Shaw, Wolsingham W. Lackenby, 9, Finkle-street, Stockton-on-Tees. c26 C UNARD LINE.ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. FOR London, S.W. or to J. B.


WBSTRAY 'J8, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C. Story by ADELINE SERGEANT, Entitled FLEETWOOD'S END .Oh, THE STORY OF TWO CHRISTMAS EVES SPECIAL FEATURE. FOOTBALL NOTES Bi RANGER, In which the doings and prospect of alt the principal Cluba are noted and commentad on by a specially-qualified contributor. Order received by all Newsagent . ► HINTING, Colour and Quality cannot be surp-issed. - Jno. PRIVATE CHRISTMA8 CARDS. -f ORCheapness, New Patterns Ac.. Jl' try W._ Stout, _1,_ Silver-8tfeet, Stockton. Pattern Book now ready. Inspection invited.

W.B. STRAY, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C. Story by ADELINE SERGEANT, Entitled FLEETWOOD'S END .Oh, THE STORY OF TWO CHRISTMAS EVES SPECIAL FEATURE. FOOTBALL NOTES By RANGER, In which the doings and prospect of all the principal Clubs are noted and commented on by a specially-qualified contributor. Orders received by all Newsagents . HINTING, Colour and Quality cannot be surpassed. - Jno. PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS. - Cheapness, New Patterns Ac.. J. T. try W. Stout, _1,_ Silver-street, Stockton. Pattern Book now ready. Inspection invited.

WESTRAY 138, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C. Story by ADELINE SERGEANT, ENTITLED FLEETWOOD'S END OR, THE STORY OF TWO CHRISTMAS EVES. SPECIAL FEATURE. FOOTBALL NOTES, BY RANGER, In which the doings and prospects of all the principal Clubs are noted and commented on by a specially-qualified contributor. Orders received by all Newsagents. PRINTING, Colour and Quality cannot be surpassed.-Jno. PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS. F OR Cheapness, New Patterns, c., try W. Stout, 1, Silver-street, Stockton. Pattern Book now ready. Inspection invited.


1294 OUSE and BNGINH COAIJI. Building LIME, delivered to any part of Albert-rood, Middles-Co., a259 UNTING SEASON.-For Sale, four flrot.-class second-hand Ladies' Side Saddles, with Leaping Heads little worse than n w. - Darnbrough's, Saddler's, Middlesbrough and Redcar. golO OOK.- FIRE AT SMALL COST How to make Jyour own Fuel at a cost of 3d per Hundredweights A splendid substitute for coal, gives intense heat, and lasts very much longer than coal. This recipe will be sent, to any address for 6d to pay for advertising, Listing, Ac.-Address, Anti-coal, Harcourt, House, ..ewes, Sussex. Note, this inffwination is guaranteed. k329 USICI MUSIC II MUSIC I I I IMMENSE SUCCESS I THE GIANT MUSIC PARCEL. Containing choice Songs, Dance Music, Pianoforte Solos, Ac., forming a very handsome and valuable collection. 20ft WORTH OF THE BEST PUBLISHED FOR Is, Ob 3d. W ADDINGTON AND SONS Music Warehouse, OSS UTTER. KILN Avoid damp, inferior qualities.-W. J. Taylor. 1, Quayside, Newcastle also at .Stocktoo h261 Work, High-c5a§e II, Ao.-b!62 P ARTIES Furnishing are advised to Purchase Martin Brothers' Warranted Cutlery, Brushes, and General Hardware at 9, Corporation-road 5 doors from Linthorpe-road . blS2 LAMBERT AND SONS. P ICTURE Mouldings. Ac. Plain and Ornamental Sheet and Plate Gloss, Price List free. Lambert and Sons,M'bro' R Middleton-rood Chemist.

1294 OUSE and BINGING COACH. Building LIME, delivered to any part of Albert-road, Middlesbrough, 259 UNTING SEASON.-For Sale, four first-class second-hand Ladies' Side Saddles, with Leaping Heads little worse than new. - Darnbrough's, Saddler's, Middlesbrough and Redcar. GOAL OOK.- FIRE AT SMALL COST How to make your own Fuel at a cost of 3d per Hundredweight. A splendid substitute for coal, gives intense heat, and lasts very much longer than coal. This recipe will be sent, to any address for 6d to pay for advertising, Listing, Ac.-Address, Anti-coal, Harcourt, House, Eves, Sussex. Note, this infallible invention is guaranteed. 329 USICI MUSIC II MUSIC I I I IMMENSE SUCCESS I THE GIANT MUSIC PARCEL. Containing choice Songs, Dance Music, Pianoforte Solos, Ac., forming a very handsome and valuable collection. 20ft WORTH OF THE BEST PUBLISHED FOR Is, Od. W ADDINGTON AND SONS Music Warehouse, OSSETT. KILN Avoid damp, inferior qualities.-W. J. Taylor. 1, Quayside, Newcastle also at Stockton. 261 Work, High-case II, Ao.-b62 PARTIES Furnishing are advised to Purchase Martin Brothers' Warranted Cutlery, Brushes, and General Hardware at 9, Corporation-road 5 doors from Linthorpe-road . 62 LAMBERT AND SONS. PICTURE Mouldings. Ac. Plain and Ornamental Sheet and Plate Gloss, Price List free. Lambert and Sons,M'bro' R Middleton-road Chemist.

L294 H OUSE and ENGINE COALS. Building LIME, delivered to any part of Albert-road, Middles-rough. a269 H UNTING SEASON.-For Sale, four first-class second-hand Ladies' Side Saddles, with Leaping Heads little worse than new.-Darnbrough's, Saddler's, Middlesbrough and Redcar. g310 L OOK.-FIRE AT SMALL COST How to make your own Fuel at a cost of 3d per Hundredweight. A splendid substitute for coal, gives intense heat, and lasts very much longer than coal. This recipe will be sent to any address for 6d to pay for advertising, posting, c.-Address, Anti-coal, Harcourt, House, Lewes, Sussex. Note, this information is guaranteed. k329 M USIC ! MUSIC !! MUSIC !!! IMMENSE SUCCESS ! THE GIANT MUSIC PARCEL. Containing choice Songs, Dance Music, Pianoforte Solos, c, forming a very handsome and valuable collection. 20s WORTH OF THE BEST MUSIC PUBLISHED FOR 1s, OR 3D. WADDINGTON AND SONS, Music Warehouse, OSS LITTER, KILN Avoid damp, inferior qualities.-W. J. Taylor. 1, Quayside, Newcastle also at Stockton Work, High-class 11, b162 P ARTIES Furnishing are advised to Purchase Martin Brothers' Warranted Cutlery, Brushes, and General Hardware at 9, Corporation-road 5 doors from Linthorpe-road . b162 LAMBERT AND SONS. P ICTURE Mouldings, c. Plain and Ornamental Sheet and Plate Glass. Price List free. Lambert and Sons, M'bro'. R Middleton-road Chemist.


West Elixir of Life is the Only Preparation in the World that comes directly in con tact with the Lungs immediately it is taken ii masher of Influenza, and Coughs, Colds, Ac., Ac. It, Is 9d per Bottle 4d extra by post. m!76 ROOFING 25 yards long, 32 inches wide, i 38 Sd, 4s 3d, 5s 3d, and 7s, carriage on four rolls. Cartridges, 6s 6d per 100 I G. Power, 161. High-street, Stockton. 1.311 FREIGHTS AND FIXTURES. Glasoow. Saturday.-Business was quiet, but a considerable number of new fixtures was reported. Ships chartered Newcastle New South Wales to San Francisco. Forteviot. 14s South Australia home. Lady Lawrence, 27 6d, less lb 3d West Coast home. Barker. 25s nitrate. Kirkhill 25s guano. Kuight Com mander 23s £d manganese PrederickstAdt to Sydney. Cadyon Forest, 40 per standard South Australia home, several vessels. 27s 6d. less Is 3d Cardiff to Capetown. Hyderabad, 12s New York to Shanghai, Alcides. 22 ceuts. LLOYD'S LATEST. London. Saturday.

West Elixir of Life is the Only Preparation in the World that comes directly in contact with the Lungs immediately it is taken. It is the masher of Influenza, and Coughs, Colds, Ac. It is 9d per Bottle 4d extra by post. ROOFING 25 yards long, 32 inches wide, 38 Sd, 4s 3d, 5s 3d, and 7s, carriage on four rolls. Cartridges, 6s 6d per 100 I G. Power, 161. High-street, Stockton. FREIGHTS AND FIXTURES. Glasgow. Saturday.-Business was quiet, but a considerable number of new fixtures was reported. Ships chartered Newcastle New South Wales to San Francisco. Forteviot. 14s South Australia home. Lady Lawrence, 27 6d, less 3d West Coast home. Barker. 25s nitrate. Kirkhill 25s guano. Knight Commander 23s £d manganese PrederickstAdt to Sydney. Cadyon Forest, 40 per standard South Australia home, several vessels. 27s 6d. less 1s 3d Cardiff to Capetown. Hyderabad, 12s New York to Shanghai, Alcides. 22 cents. LLOYD'S LATEST. London. Saturday.

West Elixir of Life is the Only Preparation in the World that comes directly in contact with the Lungs immediately it is taken is master of Infinenza, and Coughs, Colds, c., c. 1s, 1s 9d per Bottle 4d extra by post. m176 ROOFING 25 yards long, 32 inches wide, 3s 9d, 4a 3d, 5s 3d, and 7s, carriage paid on four rolls. Cartridges, 6s 6d per 100 G. Power, 151, High-street, Stockton. L311 FREIGHTS AND FIXTURES. GLASGOW. Saturday.-Business was quiet, but a considerable number of new fixtures was reported. Ships chartered Newcastle New South Wales to San Francisco, Forteviot, 14s South Australia home. Lady Lawrence, 27s 6d, lees 1s 3d West Coast home. Barker, 25s nitrate. Kirkhill 25s guano. Knight Commander 23s 9d manganese Frederickstadt to Sydney, Cadyon Forest, 40s per standard South Australia home, several vessels. 27s 6d, less 1s 3d Cardiff to Capetown, Hyderabad, 12s New York to Shanghai. Alcides, 22 ceuts. LLOYD'S LATEST. LONDON, Saturday.


Norwegian steamer Wetsel, loaded, towed to Shields with propeller gone British steamer Briscoe, Hamburg for New York, fourteen days out, arrived at Queenstown reports experienced heavy gale, which stove in skylight, gutted cabin, lost all provisions and nautical instru ments, poop deck stove in, steering gear, boats, and machinery defective. Steamer Kilkeel. of Newry, for Dublin, leaving Newport last evening collided with brigantine Ellen Sutton, from Cork former lost mainmast, and re ceived some deck damages latter lost jibboom and sustained other damages. Stavanger telegram states - British steamer Ethel-bald. Greenock tor Danzig, reported - ashore aVAarre. near Stavanger crew saved. Steamer Myrtle Branch, from Bilbao, iron ore, arrived Cardiff. lost boats and other damages, four of crew injured, and chief-officer's arm broken. Galatz telegram states Ice setting in slowly in River Prnth weather mild here. Gravesend telegram states Steamer Mabel, of Liverpool, inward bound, and German steamer Eisa, outward bound, collided Long Reach this morning latter struck on starboard side before bridge and beached to prevent sinking Mabel prooeeded Thames with port bow store. Limerick telegram status Norwegian barque Johan Ludvig. New York for Limerick, riding for last ten days off Blackhead, Baltyvaughan Bay, in roost iposed position. Lloyd's agent at Queenstown telegraph this after noon as follows H.M.S. Resolution, Captain Hall, from Portsmouth for Gibraltar to join Mediterranean Hall, has arrived at Queenstown and reports left Portsmouth last Monday, and on last Tuesday, when generally ct -toroary to set out a cake in tbe snow as a Christ mas offering, intended originally, in all probability to propitiate some pagan divinity, and it dates back to tbe times of Thor the Thunderer. In some coantries they still Man tbe orchard on Christmas Eve, according to thc old vers -Wassail the trees, that tbev may bare You many a plum, and many a pare For more or less fruits they will bring As you do give them wassailing. A pretty custom is practised in Sweden, of hanging up in frout of every house at Christmas a small sheaf of wheat for the winter provision of the birds, who, without the supply, would perish with hunger. Our own useful little spar row would gratefully remember those who would be equally mindful of his wants. The custom of making Christmas presents w § first introduced in Germany, at an uncertain period, and there, as in this country, constitute an important feature in the festivities. In Germany there is no bouse without a Christmas tree even the poorest frau manages to set up a little bunch of twigs on a box for the satisfaction of her little ones and all little German children believe that the night before Christmas the Christ Kind el comes in unseen, illuminates the tree, and puts on it and under it whatever he considers the children deserve in thc shape of gifts. The An ancient north country custom was the burn ing of tbe yule candle, or Christmas taper, which in ordinary houses burnt from the morning of Christmas Day until the evening, and in sonic establishments during a part of each of the twelve days. In Scotland and in Yorkshire candles are not uncommon trade presents, and it is not k ug since Lancashire children were expected to as an offering to gale, shipped heavy seas, sustained damage about deck several of the crew wore injured, and one man was lost overlioird. Sh3 left Portsmouth in company with the gunboat Gleaner, but lost sight of her in the gale, and did not afterwards see her. London. Sunday. Steamer Corsair, of Glasgow, Newport for Dublin, collided near Newport la t uicht with steamer AberUwe. loading at fuel wharf former hid several plates broken, other damage, necessitating docking Abertawe had plates on both sides broken, stern past and rudder broken wharf was also consideraoly damaged. Stavanger telegram states Report of Ethelbald steamer being ashore is confirmed she e u be saved. London. Monday Night. Steamer Gerton, of London, previously reported stranded Dover, was tewed off yesterday, and arrived Gravesend this afternoon in tow now moored off Oravesend. Steamer Huntsman, of North Shields, for Sunder land, ballast, returned Gravesend, docked Tilbury, having broken tail end of shaft yesterday off ship-wash. Thc British barque Aretes, from St. Lnoea. arrived Dartmouth, reports 17th iosL oarried away stanchions, starboard side, nearly all bulwarks, port, side 21st lost more bulwarks, knocked cutwater on one side.

Norwegian steamer Wessel, loaded, towed to Shields with propeller gone. British steamer Briscoe, Hamburg for New York, fourteen days out, arrived at Queenstown reports experienced heavy gale, which stove in skylight, gutted cabin, lost all provisions and nautical instruments, poop deck stove in, steering gear, boats, and machinery defective. Steamer Kilkeel. of Newry, for Dublin, leaving Newport last evening collided with brigantine Ellen Sutton, from Cork former lost mainmast and received some deck damages latter lost jibboom and sustained other damages. Stavanger telegram statesBritish steamer Ethelbald, Greenock for Danzig, reported ashore at Aarre, near Stavanger crew saved. Steamer Myrtle Branch, from Bilbao, iron ore, arrived Cardiff, lost boats and other damages, four of crew injured, and chief-officer's arm broken. Galatz telegram states Ice setting in slowly in River Pruth weather mild here. Gravesend telegram states Steamer Mabel, of Liverpool, inward bound, and German steamer Elsa, outward bound, collided Long Reach this morning latter struck on starboard side before bridge and beached to prevent sinking Mabel proceeded up Thames with port bow store. Limerick telegram states Norwegian barque Johan Ludwig. New York for Limerick, riding for last ten days off Blackhead, Ballyvaughan Bay, in most exposed position. Lloyd's agents at Queenstown telegraph this afternoon as follows H.M.S. Resolution, Captain Hall, from Portsmouth for Gibraltar to join Mediterranean fleet, has arrived at Queenstown and reports left Portsmouth last Monday, and on last Tuesday, when generally customary to set out a cake in the snow as a Christmas offering, intended originally, in all probability, to propitiate some pagan divinity, and it dates back to the times of Thor the Thunderer. In some countries they still bless the orchards on Christmas Eve, according to the old verse Wassail the trees, that they may bare You many a plum, and many a pare For more or less fruits they will bring As you do give them wassailing.'' A pretty custom is practised in Sweden, of hanging up in front of every house at Christmas a small sheaf of wheat for the winter provision of the birds, who, without the supply, would perish with hunger. Our own useful little sparrow would gratefully remember those who would be equally mindful of his wants. The custom of making Christmas presents was first introduced in Germany, at an uncertain period, and there, as in this country, constitutes an important feature in the festivities. In Germany there is no house without a Christmas tree even the poorest frau manages to set up a little bunch of twigs on a box for the satisfaction of her little ones and all little German children believe that the night before Christmas the Christ Kindel comes in unseen, illuminates the tree, and puts on it and under it whatever he considers the children deserve in the shape of gifts. THE An ancient north country custom was the burning of the yule candle, or Christmas taper, which in ordinary houses burnt from the morning of Christmas Day until the evening, and in some establishments during a part of each of the twelve days. In Scotland and in Yorkshire candles are not uncommon trade presents, and it is not long since Lancashire children were expected to as an offering to gale, shipped heavy seas, sustained damage about deck several of the crew were injured, and one man was lost overboard. She left Portsmouth in company with the gunboat Gleaner, but lost sight of her in the gale, and did not afterwards see her. LONDON. Sunday. Steamer Corsair, of Glasgow, Newport for Dublin, collided near Newport, last night with steamer Abertawe, loading at fuel wharf former had several plates broken, other damage, necessitating docking Abertawe had plates on both sides broken, stern post and rudder broken wharf was also considerably damaged. Stavanger telegram states Report of Ethelbald steamer being ashore is confirmed she can be saved. LONDON. Monday Night. Steamer Gerton, of London, previously reported stranded Dover, was towed off yesterday, and arrived Gravesend this afternoon in tow now moored off Gravesend. Steamer Huntsman, of North Shields, for Sunderland, ballast, returned Gravesend, docked Tilbury, having broken tall end of shaft yesterday off shipwash. The British barque Aretas, from St. Lucea. arrived Dartmouth, reports 17th inst, carried away stanchions, starboard side, nearly all bulwarks, port side 21st lost more bulwarks, knocked cutwater on one side.


e. German galliot Neptun. Hamburg Bxeter, su ar. stranded Hook of Holland assisted terms. l332 MONEY. INVESTMENTS. 4c.

e. German galliot Neptune. Hamburg Buxeter, su ar. stranded Hook of Holland assisted terms. £332 MONEY. INVESTMENTS. 4c.

c. German galliot Neptun, Hamburg Exeter, sugar, stranded Hook of Holland assisted terms. L332 MONEY. INVESTMENTS, c.


MONEY - Absolutely Without Bill of Sale, Publicity, or Fees. Prom One Month to Five operations wore reported at tho Bank of England to-day. Bar silver and Mexican dollars remain unaltered at Indian exchanges closed. DARLINGTON STOCK LIST. - Latest prices sup-ilied by Mr .1. G. Harbottle, Stock and iharebroker, Darlington. Telegrams Harbottle,. Darlington. Telephone No.

MONEY - Absolutely Without Bill of Sale, Publicity, or Fees. Prom one month to five operations were reported at the Bank of England to-day. Bar silver and Mexican dollars remain unaltered at Indian exchanges closed. DARLINGTON STOCK LIST. - Latest prices supplied by Mr. J. G. Harbottle, Stock and sharebroker, Darlington. Telegrams Harbottle, Darlington. Telephone No.

MONEY.Absolutely Without Bill of Sale, Publicity, or Fees. From One Month to Fire operations were reported at the Bank of England to-day. Bar silver and Mexican dollars remain unaltered at Indian exchanges closed. DARLINGTON STOCK LIST. Latest prices supplied by Mr J. G. Harbottle, Stock and Sharebroker, Darlington. Telegrams Harbottle,. Darlington. Telephone No.