pURSUANT to an Order of the County Court of Durham, holden at Stockton-on-Tees, made in a cause " Danford against Adamson," the creditors of,or claimants against, the Estate of WILLIAM ADAMSON, late of Sedgefield, in the County of Durham Blacksmith, who died on or about the thi

iUcregoed f or Lew, th took to collect .ie building, consecration, and opening of this church ,0 engaged the attention of the Stockton public. ss is well known, the population of the town has rapidly d u ring the last few years, and accommodation -- worship was greatly required.

previous to FURTHER EXTENSIVE ALTERATION AND ENLARGEMENT OF THE PREMISES, AT THE WORLD-RENOWNED BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 127, HIGH-STREET, STOCKTON. R • FOSTER, PROPRIETOR. Ladies' Spring-side Boots, from 28 lid per pair. Gent's Light Blucher Boots, from 3s 6d per pair. Gent's S

At Si. George's, Wolverhampton, on Monday, there was a meeting of ironworkers to receive the report of the operative members as to what the masters and men had agreed upon at the meeting on Friday last at Birmingham. The meeting was not open to the press. The chair was occupied

WEEKLY CIRCULATION In all the Towns and Villages in this and adjacent districts, being the Official Organ of th• Miners' Association of the locality. It is also organ of all the other organised Trades Societies. No paper that circulates in the neighbourhood is therefore, so well

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A special meeting of the shareholders in this society was held to-day at the London Tavern, for the purpose of considering the propriety of dissolving the society. Mr. J. T. King, the chairman, presided, and called on the manager to read the legal notices to the shareholders, wh

General Klapka has addressed the following to the Paris journals:— "Paris, March 21. "Sir,—The reiterated and constant attacks that I find in the French press against the spirit of intolerance and exclusion exhibited by my countrymen towards their Jewish brethern, call for expla

William-street, City, London. Good strong useful Congou Tea, 2s. 6d., 2s. Bd., Is. 10d., 30., ant; 3s. 4d, Rich Souchong Teas, 38. Bd., 3s. 101., and 4s. Tea and Coffee, to the value of 405., sent carriage free to any railway station or market town in England. A Price Current fr

WILLIS'S BOOMS, on WEDNESDNY, May 1, for the purpose of obtaining Funds sufficient for opening the Two Wards which have hitherto remained closed from want of funds, CHARLES J. F. RUSSELL, Chairman of the House Committee, Board Room, 26th March, 1861.