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Public Notices. NORCROVT HOUBE, PENRITS. EVENTEEN SUCCESSES during prevent year at Durham Univerait), Oxford Locale. London College Music, &c. Special poaching for Legal sue ether Exams. Nowt Term January 22ed, 1900. W. MANSUALL, B.A. NORTILEAS FERN RAILWAY. VJLORICEON TRAIN fro

A CHRISTMAS ANNUAL EDITED DT GEO. B. HODGSON. Tyne Pilots in the Olden Days, by the Editor. The Newcastle Apothecary, by Rirhard Weikel, M. A. Geordie, by John o:beery. An Old Sea Dog, by John (Ma Tho Tyne of oor Grandfathers, by R. W. Johnt.oo, F.J.I. A Tyneside Tragedy, by R.

At 12 Wenloy Waterloo, 7/th inst. ithe r-aidency of his ikin•in•law. I.))4sworth), John Coolthaca. Aged y..ors. Interment Cowoen hoods); to Wove sooldence at 255. • i mods planar only) intonation. Week Waterloo, 27th inst., aged 15 years. kalsebeth Jena, beloved daughter of Wtll

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STskaroao.—On Christmas morning • &arse number amembled at Stakeiord to witness the handicap promoted by the Stakeford Society. 'rite pleas Mogen to Ay from was West Sleekburn Farm • distanee of one mile. The followtag were deelarod winners :-1 B. Caws, 2 1). McKenzie, 3 Bart Ta

SNOW. A man named Charlie Remy isUision ( 24 ), atone sawyer, of Rochdale, lost hi. Ise on Rooky Moor, near Rochdale, on eh/labium Bay. Along with Jodrell Thornley, of Butterworth Torroon, Porden, John Smith. of Porden, and another man, he walked to the Moor Cock" Inn, on Itoole

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•It we Demme my mother loved you the last word sbe uttered was your said Clarence. turning round and the girl he adored. A weak had passed since Mrs Hamilton's Math, and the Clare* had lured him from kis solande to spend the day with them. ' love was remprocated,' murmured Eilee