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Alderman DODDS drew attention to the fact that the Corporation of Middlesbrough have applied to the Local Government Board fur a provisional order enabling them to capitalise the large expenditure made by the Corporation in connection with the acquisition of the waterworks. A pr

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whisper was responded to by an intelligent nod and the man dropped into the _ crowd which streamed along die Strand. True to the appointed time, Algernton Langley made his appearance at the he had named. He was alone, having rid of the plau•er for the night, but not he had seen

ORTH ORMESBY LIEF FUND FIRST LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. Messrs Cochrane, Grove. 9, and C). Clerks, Foremen, and Workmen at Messrs Cochrane, Groves, and Co.'s . Purnacemen at Messrs Gilkes, Wilson, Pease, and CO.S' . Foundrymen at Mebsra Gilkes, Wilson, Pease and Co.'s . Workmen at Gr

Miss Annie Smith Dodds—eldest daughtev of Joseph Dodds, 1.1#9., the respected Parliamentary rapresentati4 of St3ckton—was led to the hymeneal altar on Thursday morning at the old Parish Church of Stockton. The auspicious event had been looked forward to with considerable interes