THE TEESDALE MERCURY.--WEDNESDAY, APBIL 22, 1863.

law, 346 ; Mr Abraham Hilton. Galgate, tea dealer, tionment apparent in every known lease. The decree ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE CONVICT, Mary- M.. r George Bainbridge, Galgateilgate,, fanner, 271 ; garre all parties liberty to apply to the Court on the Cox.—Mary Cox, who was convicted, along M R BRANDON'S Mr Jonathan Hall, Market Plaoe, grocer and druggist, dropping of the Uvea upon which the existing long with bar husband, John Cox, at the last win­ lease depended. In 1847 the Rev. John Davidson GRAND PERFORMANCE OF 166; Mr William Shaw, Newgate, farmer, 246; Mr ter assizes, of the murder of Ann Halliday, at Thomas Hodgson, Barnard Castle, gentleman, 207» died, and was succeeded by the Rev. George Dngard, Mr John Bay lea, Barnard Castle, cabinet maker, 146. Incumbent of Barnard Castle, the present Master. Broadmires, gave birth on Tuesday last, to a THB OOCET. Barforth—Mr R. D. Middleton, Hill Top, farmer. The surviving life in the last lease expired last son. Tbe prisoner, it will be remembered, THE I'M E S 8 I AH Barningham—Mr George Brown, Barningham.farmer. month. • was respited at tbe close of tbe trial, after a Tavj Oaart is still at Windsor. Th« Queen has taken Boldron—Mr William Hutton, Thornbury, farmer. A public and influential meeting of the inhabitants jury of matrons had pronounced her to be in m t isaifniirriV^f aid carries txarcia) both in (For the benefit of the Cotton Famine Belief Fond), will take plaoe in the Bowes—Mr John Walton, Low Field, farmer i Mr the merhfiig'an* 'altertooo daring the week;,ant oaI of Barnard Castle, was held on the 16th instant, when state of pregnancy, and some weeks after the NEW MUSIC HAUL, BABNARD CASTLE, Henry Dent. Hundah, farmer. Brignal—Mr Jona­ ruUj-hsr lfajailj filri hi th» park in an open car* than Hunter, Brignal. farmer. Cleatlam—Mr Ralph it waa resolved— execution of her husband this was followed rlAct. AfG09>swr£*--BsWd by til 8 PfiB-MflsMS s^Mstrtoc I OH TUESDAY, APBIL 28th, Peverall.Dun House, farmer. Cockfleld—Mr Jeremiah 1. That the cond ition of the Charity of St John's by a reprieve, and an order from the Secre­ HsXasiau Dixon, Cockfleld, brewer. Cot hers ton—Mr~A. B. tary of State commuting the punishment to IrJ»As|set||rt taat Under distinguished Patronage. The Band and Chorua will comprise Hospital has for a long period been moat unsatisfac­ Piiasasa Lea* ftfi, Nicholson, Cotherston, yeoman. Eggleston —Rev. T. tory, and that the decree of 1844, in the suit of the penal servitude for life. The murder took E. Jones, Eggleston, clergyman. Eggleston Abbey accompanied by W JtoyaT ijit-haeas. wui xo t UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS. Attorney General v. Lipscomb, does not appear cal­ place on the 10th of August, and on the same and rsnuin (bars uouTtha nteesasnas quit* rvcov —No nomination; Mr J. Stubbs qualified to act Principal Vocalist* : culated, as it stands at present, to plaoe the Charity day John Cox and his wife were apprehend­ her strength. Ttw Q«asw an* Court will than reUra ( Forest and Frith—Mr Thomas Scott, High Force, upon any beneficial footing. ed, so that eight calendar months have now MISS HELENA WALKER. farmer. Gainford— Mr Thos. Raine, Gainford.farmer. 2. That the purposes of the original Charity are for BaJartat wW ii k «pc«e- I Gilmonby—No nomination ; Mr Thomas Hutchinson obsolete, and the office of Master (to whose personal lapsed since she was committed to prison. arrive -Wat the mi*i« t>f ftfar «issoe after that period. 1 Two* Royal TTWhnsaew the Pdnps and Princess ef J MISS CARRODUS. qualified to act. Headlam—Mr Win. Clark, Killerby use eighteen-nineteenths of the revenues are appro­ Hall, landowner. Holwiok—Mr William Raine, Wake, a-undtd by Lieut.-General KooUrs and Mr. priated) is without duties, and ought in the opinion OUTRAGE ON FEMALES NEAR WALKER. Fisher, drove oat bom Si MR. INKERSALL. Crosthwaite, farmer. Hope—No nomination; Mr of this meeting to be abolished. That it also appears Miles Alderson qualified to act. Hunderthwaite—Mr On Monday night, about ten o'clock, Mrs -trough Darslfigtuc aatf _ most desirable that some Scheme should be settled walksd on the finalIhlnsi sss haaea. His soya MR. BRANDON. Thomas Birkett, West End, farmer. Ingleton—Mr and legalized, whereby the entire revenues, under the Eleanor Robson, wife of Mr Jas. Robson, DWSM needy esta^erad aVssa the alight Ihahposiiicn Edward Ray son, Iugleton, farmer. Langleydale— Byker Bar, was proceeding from the Scrogg from which he has suffered. Dr. T. M Kendall has base All of the London and Provincial Concerts. supervision of a properly constituted Board of Trus­ Mr William Lowery, Marwood, farmer. , Langton— tees, should be applied, without distinction of sect or [nn, Walker, towards Newcastle, accompani­ in attendance upon his Royal Higbn*" daily. It in i ADMISSION : Reserved Seats (numbered) Half-a-crown : these tickets may be had of Mr Atkinson, at whose Mr John Barnes, Langton, farmer. Lartington—Mr party, to such charitable uses as may be calculated to satisfactory to be able to report that his Royal Highness W. H. Soorre, Lartington, agent. Lunedale—Mr ed by another woman, named Caihrine Cain, has only snceiefl from a cold. V shop a plan of the room mar be seen. Unreserved Seats, Is 6d ; Back 8eats, la : tickets may be promote the comfort and well-being of the poorer John Dent, Thringarth, yeoman. Marwood—Mr a neighbour. When in a field, three men at­ IT is aaneuncsd on official authority that his Royal] had of Messrs Winpennj, Sang, Brandon, and Walker. classes of society. t -taw Pi I— ef WHM win hold a Levee, on Hilton Heslop, Marwood, farmer. Mickleton—Mr 8. That a Committee be appointed for forwarding tacked them ; one of the men threw Rol'son Doors open at 7 o'clock, performance to commence at half-past 7. oahalf ot the Qeswn, at St. Jsea's Palace, oe Wednesday,, Thomas Tarn, Hay berries, frrmer. Middleton—Mr the objects of this meeting, and for that purpose to upon the ground. Cain, seeing this, ran away Anthony Todd, Awkside, gentleman; Mr William the 18th «f Ifajr and fast her Bevel Highness the communicate with the authorities of the Crown, the towards Walker to get help, but a fourth Princes. «T WaUe %II Ifcls k Sssebng-rcw-t, likewise Bra ban, Lane Head, farmer i Mr George Richardson, Charity Commissioners, and others whom it may con her Majesty'* aekair, on Saturday, tbs 16ih of May. Stotley, farmer. Morton Tinmouth—Mr William man ran after her and detained her. In tbe oern. meantime, the man who had thrown down There will abe Be a firawing-rooss and a Levee, on IMPORTANT NOTICE. Raine, Morton Tinmouth, farmer. Newbiggin—Mr 4. That the present Custos or Master (having been b»r Ms>ty*i behalf, In the coem of tbs month of June. John Coats worth, Low House, farmer. Ovington— appointed with full knowledge of the impending suit, Robson, ravished her, the other two men Presentation* will b* nude at loth Drawing-roomi. Mr Thomas Robinson, Ovington, farmer. Raby and Wx llavs heard ef a trait of the Prises of Wales I **i and of the wishes of the inhabitants for a reform of molding her down. She shouted "Murder!" Keverstone—Mr Robert Graham, Burton House, this Charity,) be also asked to co-operate in advancing which rsfteeU the greatest credit apoo his Royal High- i and at length succeeded in genmg on cess, and proves that his heart is in tW ri«ht plaia. Cacee THE SHOP LATELY OCCUPIED BY MR. J. GUY, IN THE farmer. Bokeby—Mr Thomas Bainbridge, Rokeby the purposes of this meeting. Granite, farmer. ' Eomaldkirk—Mr Thomas Raine which two of the men threw her over a Stanley, who accompanied the Prints to the East, was qualified to act. Scargill—Mr Beuben Metcalf quali A Committee was accordingly nominated at such last week en a That is B«i kahire, whan ha reesived a 1 MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE, ledge.into a ditch, and tbein went to her, etter from the Prince, couched in tbe most friendly and 1 fied to act. Staindrop—Mr Samuel Nelson, Scaife meeting, and the wishes of the inhabitants, as thus and began again to outrage her. She again asTahle terms, saying that, as Canon Stanley had re-j If: House, farmer ; Mr II ugh Hodgson, 8notterton,farmer. expressed, were directed to be made known to tbe shouted "Murder.'" and a man came down marked that he would be happy at anv time to visit J Startforth—Mr Robert Teasdale, Wise Hill, farmer. Lord Chancellor, and to the authorities acting on Sandringham, his Royal Highness hoped he would come j WILL BE RE-OPENED Streatlam and Stainton -Mr George Brvwnless quali- behalf of the Crown in the matter of this Charity. the footpath. On the ruffians seeing him to him at Easter, as he and the Print sss wen anxious to fleed to act. Thope and Wycliffe— Mr Robert Raine, they ran away. The man accompanied her receive tbe Holy Sacrament, and reminding him that Last, South Thorpe, farmer. Walkerfield—Mr W. W. to Newcastle, and then returned and found year be had administered it to the Prince near the Lake By Mr. G. STEPHENSON, Hawdon, Walkerfield, farmer. Westwick—Mr John Tiberias. How pleating it will be to all to learn el Brown, West Shaws, farmer. Whorlton—Mr Wm. STAIN DEO P. the other woman. Cain, still detained by tbe the strict attention of tbe Prince to hu religions duties, Trotter, Sledwich, farmer. Winston—Mr George burth man. He ran away, and she made her and alto to know that he has, dating his brief but nobis Middleton, High Cliff, farmer. Woodlands—Mr Geo. CONFIRMATION.—The Lord Bishop of way to Byker Bar. There she found Robson, , been contistsctly kind to the friends and scqaain- This day Wednesday, the 22nd of April instant, i at bis early days.' Brownless, Broomielaw, farmer. Durham held a Confirmation in Staindrop Church on and they proceeded together to the Ouseburn Friday, the 17th inst., when young people from the Station, when they gave information to tbe When the whole of the STOCK, consisting of Ready-made Clothing, Wool following parishes were confirmed, viz., Staindrop, THE ARTS, LITERATURE, &c. len Cloths, Shirts, Ties, Gloves, Stockings, and a considerable quantity of Cockfield, Winston, and Lynesack, and Softly. police. The inspector (Mr Potts) got Rob.

1 son, wbo was much injured, attended to by other goods, will be offered at a great reduction. ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL, BARNARD CASTLE. WEIGHTS & MEASURES.—Mr Superintendent L from Vienna states that much excitement Knox and his assistants attend at the Justice Boom, Dr. Ray tie. Mr Potts also sent information i created there amens; tbe musical public in con- ] • of the first performance of an oratorio entitled The revenues of this Hospital now amount to up­ Staindrop, ti adjust the Weights and Measures of of the outrage to Walker; and the police 'Laaaras." and composed by Schubert. It is a work the publicans and tradesmen of tbe following townships PARTMENTS TO LET.—Apply to Miss HALL, THE wards of £300 annually, ot which, according to exist­ then succeeded, during the same night, in ap­ not only laediwd bat aakaown sr te the prase a: day. on Saturday, the 18th inst. :—Cockfield, Cleatlam, and even body is astonished at the grand character an*! Galgate, Barnard Castle. ing arrangements, the Master of the Hospital receives prehending the three men who had committed A about £286, whilst but £16 annually, or thereabouts, Gainford, Headlam, Hilton, Ingleton, Langton, Lyne­ tk beeaties of to* work. sack, Softly, Morton Tinmouth, Newaham, Baby, the outrage upon Robson; and they were AT the sale of the late Dr. Irving* library on Saturday, is applicable to the objects of the endowment. The curious note was found in the handwriting ef Dr. Philip Hutchinson, Maty Jffeprg. following is -an extract from Hutchinson's History of Keverston, Staindrop, Wackerfield and Winston. brought before the Northumberland county Irving, in a copy ef Laurie's "History ef freeessenary " (Late William Shanks,) Durham, respecting it:—" John Baliol, then Lord of magistrates, at the Moot Hall, Newcastle, on declariag that Sir David Brewster was the author of tV Barnard Castle, about tbe 14th year of King Henry MIDDLETON-TN-TEESDALE. Tuesday. The names of the prisoners are work, always assigned to Laurie. WINE, SPIRIT,& SEED MERCHANT, BARNARD CASTLS, APRIL 22nd, 1863. III., founded an Hospital there, which was dedicated John Cairns, Daniel Bond, and George Carr. CAHOH 8TA>LXT has just issued, through Kurrav, a I BISHOP AUCKLAND. , to St. John the Baptist, which he endowed with On Friday evening last, an entertaining book containing the sermons preached before the Prince lands ; but the endowment and every evidence of the and instructive lecture was delivered in the London The first two named are most repulsive-look­ of Wales daring his Royal Higtneta's tour in the East. ! A Meeting of the inhabitants of Barnard Lead Company's new School-room, by the Rev. T. ing fellows. The woman stated the facts above Ther* are also notes on some of the looalities visited. TJ THOMAS KIPLING, original state of this foundation are lost, so that no Castle, on the subject of St John's Hospital, more can be related of it than what appears in modern Ph'.llips, of London, on China and tbe Chinese. The narrated, and clearly identified the men, she DR. FORBES Wmtxow's "Medical Critic" has some | amusing articles for the general reader, on Phrenology instruments. The nomination of Custos or Master lecture had special reference to the Missionary efforts PHOTOGRAPHIC ABTI8T, is held on Thursday last. Particulars having seen them in two public-houses in and Character, Lunacy and the Stock Exchange. OPPOSITE TO MKSRRS. BACKHOTOB'8 BAKE, has for many years past remained in the Lord Chan­ of the Baptist Society in that country, and was beaut i MR. Grans, C.B, the farmer tutor of the PPrinci e Marlctt Place, concerning this Hospital will be found in cellor, and the Master in right of his office receives a fully illustrated by a series of dissolving views. At Walker before the occurence. The prisoners the close of the lecture a collection was taken in aid of were remanded. Wales, has rnhlmhed a pamphlet en the subject BABNARD CASTLE, another column.. small yearly reserved rent from the lands, which are - BassaviaiMi cf tha South." S now prepared to execute Carte de Visite and let out on a lease for three lives, renewable on pay­ Ch inese Baptist Msasions. Mr Phillips also exhibited " CASBSXI/S Bible Dictionary," in sixpenny monthly other Portraits, and every description of Photo­ ment of a moderate fine. Three women are received a number of views of Siberia, Tartary, Ac., on Satur­ PROPOSED VISIT OPTHI BRITISH AS­ parts, is said to b* selling largely. It has the great merit I day evening. The attendance on both occasions was graphic Views. into the house, who have 3s 4d per month, and 26s SOCIATION TO SUSDERLAKD.—An excellent of being perfectly sound in doctrinal points, which LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS. large and respectable. every otber year for gowns. The Hospital standi in programme of proceedings, on the occasion of other similar works are act the south row of Newgate Street." OF other works published 'or advertiied during the IO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the contemplated visit of the members of the weak we might mention:—•The Kafaraliat oa the 30th April, 1863, in the New Wesleyan School CIRCUS.—The Circus under the manage­ British Association to Sunderland, in Sep­ Asaaaoa: a Record of Allien lines, flsliiti ef Boom, BARNARD CASTLE, by ment of " Jem Mace," was at Barnard Castle on Sketches of Brazilian and Indian Ufa, and Extract from Tanner's Notes, page 117 :—" There A WELCOME TO THE SWALLOWS. tember next, was roughly sketched out at a Friday last, and at Staindrop on Saturday, The Nature under the Eqoator, daring eleven jeer* MR. T. TARN, certainly was an Hospital of St. John, valued 26th performances were of the usual nature, and gave meeting of the local committee (appointed at Travel" By Henry WalteW r Bate*. 8 -"An . quantity of Honsehold FURNITURE, belong­ King Henry VIII. at £5 15s 8d, in the whole trod action to the general satisfaction. The chief interest, however, Hail ! swift-winged strangers of the eaves, the last meeting of the Town Council) held oa ' .OMTJsstasMB< t C'i'hel. Hmtasiiel i ing to Mr. J. Steele, who is leaving the neigh­ £5 9s 4d clear ; and it seems to be yet in being, and Thuligliil, inlifilituning a iwirnasiaa ef the ateet tea-] A appeared to be centered in tbe numerous cups and We welcome you again, bourhood, consisting of mahogany and other Tables, the gift of tbe Mastership to be in the Lord Chan­ Thursday. The programme was in reply to pertae ae baC _ vases, the trophies of Mr Mace's success in "the ring.'' For now the wintry winds will cease mahogany and Bedroom Chairs, night Commode, cellor of Great Britain." a communication from the Mayor of New­ nietsmm. T*TP. S'brgate. — The dressing Tables, Bedsteads with hangings, Mattress, Being a Lay Hospital, it was not dissolved. It is To drive the wintry rain. castle, the chairman of the executive com­ Pots, Pans, and a variety of other articles too numer­ SOMETHING WORSE THAN A MAINE LAW 8ir Taint* •raham, Bart" Bv T. M'CnUagb T< FOE PrBLIC-HOCSE KBEPKRS.—On Saturday, at tbe included in the Valor Ecclesiasticus, made in the 26th Ye tell that dreary days are past, mittee ; and, amongst other things, the eoi:.- ous to mention. Also 1 COTTAGE PIANO, good Henry Till., 1536, and there stated to be in the gift - And promise mirth with May, Police Court, Sunderland, J. Thompson, a beerhouse mittee states that one section of the visitors tone, well recommended. The Sale to commence on of the Crown, and to be of the yearly value of £5 Witn one sharp twit bid earth rejoice, Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock precisely. keeper at South wick, was charged with consuming might be met at Cleadon-lane Static*, and drink at a prohibited hour. On Sunday morning, 16s 8d, subject to an annual payment to three poor And laugh her tears away. after visiting the magnificent works of tlx. Sou Bonk: about 2 o'clock, Scrgt. Hudson saw a woman and a women, to pray for the soul of the founder, of 3s 4d Then, welcome, Martlets ! to our cots WESLEY AN MISSIONS, BARNARD CASTLE. man sitting in a room of the house, and they had a in money, and 3s in coals annually. Several old Your skilful nests attach, Sunderland and South Shields Water Com­ 3. glass and pot containing ale before them. Mr Gra Leases of this Charity hare been notioed. One by Our idle morning slumbers stop pany at Cleadon Hill, proceed to inepqpt the N SUNDAY, April the 26th, 1863, 8ermons will ham, in defence said there was no sale of drink ; the John Chapman, Cuatos in 1689, for three lives, at the With twitterings 'neath the thatch. limestone and objects of natural curiosity at artist-workmen prise* of the fbtlov. be preached by THE BEY. J. BEDFORD, defendant's child was ill, and tbe parties were sitting yearly rent of £616s 8d ; and, in 1705, Peter Ferron, O And welcome, Swift* 1 your revels keep, Marsden Rocks, and by Whitburn and Roker of Manchester, at half-past Ten in the morning, and up with it. The Clerk (Mr Kidson) pointed out from then Custos, granted a lease of the Hospital premises, Heaven's light in splendour shines, to Sunderland. The antiquarians, after visit­ half-past Six in the evening; and on MONDAY, April the Act that beerhouse-keepers were not to suffer any for three lives, at the yearly rent of £9 16s 8d, viz., aoeeeasiairy exeeate a Missrer* seat meh as Is found I Your boundless banquet-ball is decked the 27lli, at half-past Two in the afternoon, by the drink or beer to be consumed at prohibited hours, and the sum of 3s 4d to be paid to each of the three beads ing Finchale Abbey, and arriving by Pensher the stall* of Cathedral*: the snhjeet to be a • With Nature's beat designs. BEY. L. H. WISEMAN, of Manchester. The therefore it did not matter about there being no sale. women on the first day of every month, and the fur­ Branch in a special train, can then view tbe traA»er occupation, treated am modem cos com positron to consist ef sot more than two t Public Meeting will be held on Monday evening, the —Tbe Bench, however, under the circumstances, in­ ther sum of £1 2s Od to be laid out by the lessees to And welcome, Swallows 1 feed your young ancient church of Monkwcarmouth, which buy coats or gowns for the beadswomen every other on* Arure and one animal; to b* completed bv I, 37th April.to commence at a quarter before Six o'clock. flicted a nominal penalty of 2s 6d and costs. In the chimney's safe retreat. Sad next- A lithograph of the ais* for the year at Christmas, the remainder of tbe said £9 16s 8d the connecting link between the days of Bene­ the The Chair to be taken by JAS. COOKE, ESQ., of Long may your eager broods rejoice dict Bishop and Venerable Bede, and the f be obtained by written a«n»«es«hai to the' Richmond. ORATORIO.—It will be seen that the long to be paid to the said Peter Ferron and his successors, Your work of love to greet. Barnard Castle, April 21st, 1863. expected performance of the " Messiah " is announced Masters of the said Hospital; £4 10s Od of the said middle of the nineteenth century. The mem­ C uvufromi acn*w or"botvi mah thkme _ suanea^wo^se'w^a^h* to take place on Tuesday next in the New Music Hall. sum being an improved rent for the better accommo­ Saud-martins, welcome 1 though you hide bers of the mechanical and engineering de- ntione Mr Brandon will be assisted by an efficient band and dation of the said beadswomen. By the lease recently In obscure cliffs and bills, patment may visit Monk wearmouth, the deep­ Tb«,nCastle Eden Dene, of the ockmr they pleas*. Cast* will be oot* creditors ; and the same Indenture having been duly performer of the first order. The chorus is strong and to buy tbe beadswomen gowns at Christmas every For merry shouts and pattering feet • richer than any other place in the county fori for is. each, at or 2*. f oi pecktog and registered pursuant to the 192nd section of Bankrupt­ effective, and nothing will be wanting to make other year during the said term ; and tbe residue of Are silent in the tomb.) wild flora, and also. Ryhope and. Tunstaill free* th* Hon. S*c ef the - -J plkates allowed. The Be cy Act, 1861 ; and the said S. W. Harding having the performance satisfactory to the public It must the said £9 16B id unto the Master and his successors, But give us these, and hundreds more -obtained his protection and discharge from the pay­ Denes. In the after part of the day the Ma.v- adjudicate. CertiSeate. of be remembered that the whole of the profits will be £4 10s Od thereof being an improved rent for tbe bet­ Our woods and fields can tell, ment of his debts, by virtue of the provisions of the I or proposes to invite the visitors to a banqn. U £1 1*. will b* given for fit applied towards tbe fund for the relief of the distress­ ter accommodation ef the beadswomen in the said We'll not exchange our humblest vale same Act ; NOTICE is hereby given, that the said THZ Society ef Art* ha ed operatives in Lancashire, and as it is clear their Hospital. This lease recites that an acknowledgment For the finest Alpine dell. i s i it.'. in the Athenaeum, to meet the principal| Assignment is lodged at the office of Messrs W. & W. iflnmitierlraif. and appointed a position is as critical as ever, the public are respect­ of twenty horse-loads of coals, or the sum of 10s, had gentlemen of the town and neighbourhool practical ia*j*awrisns'tor liiai ijisjs | its l»U* WATSOS, Solicitors, Barnard Castle, for the perusal fully solicited to bestow a liberal patronage at the been beyond the memory iof man yearly paid to the To cheer the drooping soul of man, —Sunderland Herald. system of itiesi. decoration* for fete*. . and execution of the Creditors of the said S. W. oratorio. said Hospital, for the use of the beadswomen, out of To bid hia heart rejoice. bable that the cemteliU* wUl tier Harding, who an hereby required either to execute certain lands then belonging to Lady Strathmore, These cheerful guests Spring's chorus join, the same, or assent thereto in writing, on or before the TBESDALB UNION.—The usual fortnightly called Low Hulier Bush, near Langleydale, in the And tempt him for his voice. n*w mod**, andMt>aai fotTaaiiat 17th day of May next. . meeting was held in the Board-room, at the Work­ County of Durham, the said Master hereby obliged What time the harvest-home is borne, 10 house, on Wednesday last.,—the BeT W. P. Wharton BIRTHS. mT " L%awt«u.ooTT ha* rm^'IMgG - - Aim all persona indebted to the said Sidney Win- himself and his successors, Masters of the said Hoe And leaves begin to fall, in the chair. Tbe minutes of last meeting were read • At Coatham, Red oar, on the 18th inst, tbe wife«4 marble, a State* Of AJtxanCer The Greet, th* atT' boult Harding, at the date of the said Assignment, pital, to procure the payment of inch yearly acknow­ • and confirmed. Mr Hurst, Poor Law Inspector at­ Ye leave us for some warmer clime, bedDg .aggested by a wetl-known patnge from D« are required immediately to pay the amount of their ledgment, or otherwise to allow the said suos of 10s Mr Thomas Bland of a son. of our r*ad*n art awar* thai 0* 1**^ chant tended. Obeying instinct's call. respective debt* to Messrs Born and Barker, or in de­ out of .the remaining part of the rent as above men­ • At Stainton, on the Uth inst, the wife of lfrH eel lei, for sesas nee an Ml a fault thereof legal proceedings will be taken to enforce OUT-DOOR RIXISF. tioned. It will be seen from all these leases, that of Unthinking nun might bid you itay, iter-'' John Raine of a daughter. re**on^he s^a^balij, Wing gradually < payment. It appeared that the out door relief administered linos the rent reserved above, one-third is for the use of the In many things he doth, • At Inkerroan Cottage, on the loth inst., the Barnard Castle, 81st April, 1863. last meeting has been as follows :— almswomen, the 3s 4d being there stated to be payable Forgetting Heaven's high will is of Mr Joseph Todd of a son. . Week ending 4th inst- monthly, and not merely annually as in tbe Valor For man and swallow, both. At Staindrop, on the 4th inst, the wife of Mr >-\ PHEJJT'S r*br*of th* " Heua* of Commons" No. of persons relieved. Cost of relief. Ecclcsiasticus. Above twenty years ago, a suit was B. Cxaxxs. Sim peon of a daughter ; on the 11th inst., the wife ' | likely tebe Ae canvas of tab sima It la the Mr J. Hobeon of a danghtev. opinion that th* likenre. of Lord PiluillsaM TO CORRESPONDENTS. £ s. d.« instituted by the Attorney General against Mr Lips­ p*Jnud of mm. H* U takes at * haj Barnard Castle District 330 32 4 6 comb, the then Master of the Hospital, in reference MARRIAGE. *a* Our ^respondents would oblige by writing on Staindrop do. 181 16 12 3 to this Charity, and to restrain tbe future granting of A WHOLESAXB BTOOLAB.—YOKE.—On It the Wealeyan Chapel, Barnard Castle, fknkture Court at South one side of their paper only.. Middleton do. 248 24 10 8 improvident long leases thereof. Mr Lipscomb died redfte the txhifaiiion of she Saturday, at York Castle, before C. H. Thorn] loth inst., William Garaett, Esq., of Pent ^ Week ending 11th inst. in the year 1842, and the inhabitants of Barnard and Prince*, ef Wake, •Our columns are open for the expression of opinion, Esq., W. J. Ooltman, Esq., and B. Dennison, Lancashire, to Mary, only daughter of John SU Barnard Castle District 852 29 16 9 Castle then took action, and through Hia Grace the treisurak eai Saer ha seen to gnat edventog*. but we do not necessarily adopt the views of —George Newsome, described as a labourer-and a Staindrop do. 181 16 16 9 Duke of Cleveland, and by memorial, applied to tbe Esq., Bernard Castle, room wis opeaed lot the private view an WfM our correspondents. deserter from the 41st .Begiroent, was charged with Middleton do. 216 23 9 3 Lord Chancellor to have tbe Rev. John Davidson ap­ DEATHS. evening, and far adrcWion of the public entering-the Jdwelling house of Mr Jacques, of Cop- ! the free and Bt*ai*nr*' days being Kept as Anonymous communications can on no account IN-DOOR RELIEF. pointed Master of the Hospital, be having arranged At Barnard Castle, on the 16th inst, Mr 3. G' receive attention. Every contribution must manthorpe, near York, and stealing therefrom a gun, MR. FARAIXST hen di*cor*r«/i thet The master reported that the following in-door relief with them to co-operate, as soon as the existing leases dale, aged 77 years ; on the 18th inst, Jane Ana, "'4 be authenticated (in confidence) with the name a pair of reins, and a coat. It was shewn that the may b* rtvived by passing a form *( magna had been administered since last meeting: fell in, in obtaining the sanction of the Crown and tbe of Mr H. Wilson, aged 34 yean; same day, Sai»n| of the writer. prosecutor's men servants having left for work at an by hk rsame, into what *iugeen* win under* Week *jnding 4th inst.—No. of inmates,; 88 corre­ Lord Chancellor to a Scheme for the better application widow of the late Mr S. Bwbank, aged 80 yean; phrenic nerve. The Preepq physiologists have I sponding week last year, 108. Week ending 11th inst of the funds of tbe Charity, and to make the proper early hour on the 24th of March, the attention of the • M.R.C.P."—Mr M'Cann has written us a letter in servant, Ann Beck, waa shortly after attracted to a the 19th inst Ann, widow of the lata Mr John 1*"° . of cat* aad ">« from us for publishing his opponents' letters, and fundi available for the purpose. The Committee ap­ TEESDALB UNION.—ELECTION OF GUARD prisoaer was subsequently found dealing with the 1,039 head. The number of aheep was 4,190. ri|J not disclosing thair names I If he will read our pointed by the inhabitants did so, and entered into a THX Chsssetw of the Fseheew LANS.—The following is the result of the election of property. He pleaded guilty before the magistrates, 770. Prices :—Beasts, prime heifers, 8s Od to 0» w columns attentively, he will find that " We do not guarantee respecting the costs of the new Custos, Mr te say,, kI* restorere*ioee3ToT>eand to healthK . ThThaki ai sftpil kthei guardians to represent the townships comprised in the after which Mr Inspector Parkin; of the Weat Riding secondary aorta, 7s6d to 7s 9d; good steers 7i whkh has fcetgka the Sight Han.' " necessarily adopt the views of our corre- Davidson. A decree was made in the cause, in April union, at tlie board. The only contest was at Barnard Oa 0d; middling, 7s 3d to 7s 6d ; cows, 6s 9d .' ' " spondents," and that all names are Bent to us 1844, whioh merely restrained the future granting of constabulary, at Tadeaster, informed the Bench that Castle, and we append the number of votes accorded Od ; stags, &s 8d to 6s 8d ; pork, Urge, 4s 6d " in confidence." Mr M'Cann's diploma of the lung and improvident leases, but left the division 17 similar robberies had been committed in the neigh­ to each candidate; the first five are tbe parties bourhood of York, thirteen had already been traoed Od; small, 5s 3d to 6s 3d per stone of 14 lb. M.R.C.P., whioh he has enclosed for our inspec­ elected :— of the revenues, Ac., between the Master and the WilfkaGewg* tion, is a perfectly correct document, and bears to the prisoner. Newsome was consequently com­ —Good vendable wethers, 81 d to Od ; middUog. Barnard Castle—Mr James Stubbs, Bedekirk, Beadswomen as apportioned in the Valor Ecclesiasticus, date March 26th, 1856. mitted to the House of Correction for six mouths. to 8}d ; tups, ewes, Ac, 7d to So. pnjter^aig to farmer, 376; Mr Qeorge Brown, Galgate, barrister at- not even adopting the improved and amended appor- to who wrU be tbe future Queen of Greece he* them will be the mere rcanea for liijkj.il thin of England by Visiting th* u-£cwueh ktand for a| •iter? nn annually.

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