was held, at the Black Lion lintel, Stockton. Mr William Whitwell presided, and there was a large attendance of members.—The balance sheet of the past year was read by the Chairman, showing the total income to have been £2,234 16s 63, which, after payment of all claims and expen

The first meeting of the new Board of Guardians for the Stockton Union was held on Wednesday morning, at the Clerk's Offve, Borough Hall, Stockton. There were present—Mr Marshall Fowler, chairman, Mr J. Grey, vice-chairman, Rev. T. Law, Rev. Canon Hull, Messrs W. Benington, G. L

Stockton and neighbourhood to his NEW and . SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Consisting of Mahogany Parlour, Loo, Dining, and Fancy Tables; Parlour and Easy Chairs in great variety; Sofas and Couches of every description; What Nots ; Chimney and Bed Room Glasses; Feather, Flock, and Rabbi

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possible cash prices. Patterns free. Carriage paid on £5 parcels. Best Brussels kid gloves, equal to Paris, 335 per doz. 9 to 11, Piccadilly, and 39 to 53, Regent-street, London.

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Mr. NEWDEGATE obtained leave to bring in a bill for the appointment of a commission to enquire into the increase and character of the monastic and conventual institutions in Great Britain. THE PAYMENT CIF FEES TO DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS. Mr. CANDLISH moved the repeal of the 25th

In ardor to show the valuable productive quality of thee Manures, 8. C. C. begs to submit for perusal the following Testimonials, showing that not only in and around this District, but in all Districts where this celebrated Manure has been sent, it has won for itself a name and