DR GRENFELL AND PIONEER WORK. LECTURE IN NEWCASTLE. Under the auspices of the Tyneside Geographical Society, Dr. Grenfell, the distinguished explorer and pioneer in connection with the development and progress of Labrador, visited Newcastle last night, and, to a large audience a

ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A DOCTOR. Councillor C. T. Stableforth presided at a meeting of the Newcastle Insurance Committee, held in the Council Chamber last night. The minutes of the Finance and General Purposes Sub-Committee contained a recommendation that the members serving sub-co

NEWCASTLE AND GATESHEAD. Employes' Dance. The employes of Messrs Bainbridge Co., Newcastle, held their annual dance last night in the Assembly Hall, Heaton Road, when there were about persons present, and an enjoyable evening was spent. Music was supplied by Jackson's Orchestra.

1914. Present Entries:— 15 GELD OOWS. SHORTHORN BULL. 18 months. 150 S.H. BLUE-GREY STEERS and HEIFERS, up to 3 years old, exceptional quality. Further Emries expected. Sa'e 10.45 a.m. T. 11. and R. H. DIXON, Auctioneers. W. ANDERSON, Secretary. ————— STOUP HILL, ALNWICK MOOR. S

STONE, HIGH LEVEL APPROACH, NEWCASTLE. NUMBER OF MONUMENTS STOCK. ESTABLISHED 1857. TO CORRESPONDENTS. communications will be returned woompanied with a rum pea ,d dressed envelope, but they are sent -he sender'! risk. .. . Communications intended tor insertion mould »• addresse

May Term, ; milk, or Women, for work. Two houses.—Soott-, Great Ryle, Whit* 1# (Working:) WANTED, Farm House, North Norrhumberian" Address, with references. Box 22. ' -— HEXHAM —VILLA"FOR SALE rthri ; y bedrooms, drewting room, attioe; —Apply Oichton, Laitristorw" Hexham .. BYRE

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FIVE VICTORIES MANCHESTER. WINS FOR LORDS DERBY AND LONSDALE. Unfortunately for the large crowd present Castle Irwell yesterday afternoon, the weather broke down when half the programme had been run through, rain making its unwelcome appearance. Some interesting racing, however,

BURY Y. OLDHAM GAME ENDS IN GOALLESS DRAW. Bury and Oldham Athletic met at Gigg-lane yesterday afternoon in the first round "of the Manchester Senior Cup competition. Wretched weather militated against the attendance, and moderate game, played before a sparse crowd, ended in goa

AN ABUSIVE LETTER. UNFORTUNATE INCIDENT AT] BLOEMFONTEIN. The South African mail brings a copy of the Bloemfontein Friend," containing open letter Mr. J. W. H. T. Douglas, captain of the English cricket team now touring South Africa, accusing him of offering an insult to the civ