Borough, 217-Finance Documents, 218-Duties and Emoluments of the

Town Clerk, 218-The Town Moor Coal, 220-Bribery at Municipal Elec-

tions, 220-The Belgian Riflemen, 221-Assessment of Charities, 221-The

New Tyne Bridge, 221-Roman Catholic Services in the Gaol, 221-The

Green Market, 222-The New Police Court, 222-The Gaol Accommoda-

tion, 236-The Heaton Footpath, 238-The Proposed Clock at Ryehill, 241.

March 20.-SPECIAL MEETING.-Election of an Alderman, 242-The late

Mr. Ald. Keenlyside, 242-The Public Health, 243-The High Level Bridge

Hoist Bill, 268-The Gas Company's Bill, 268-The Magdalene Hospital

Bill, 269.

April 3.-ADJOURNED MEETING.-Hospital Vacancies, 271-Return of

Religious Grants, 271-Shipwrecked Royal Mariners' Benevolent Society, 275

-Money Borrowed, 275-Artisans and Labourers' Dwellings Bill, 276-

Charitable Assessments, 277-Committee Changes, 278-Northumberland

Baths, 278-The Quay Extension, 280-Leases Sealed, 280-Thompson's

Bequest, 280-The Warmouth Charity, 280-The Magdalene Hospital Bill,

281-The Town Clerkship, 281.

May 1.-QUARTERLY MEETING.-Hospital Vacancy, 309-Coal Dues, 310

-The Recorder and his Duties, 310-The Ouseburn Mission Station, 313

-Pandon Dene Sewer, 313-Gaol Accommodation, 313-Christ Church

Infant Schools, 315-Bonds Sealed, 316-Leases and Documents Sealed, 317

-Artisans and Labourers' Dwellings Bill, 317-Mr. Hamond and the Corpo-

ration Finances, 319-St. John's Lane Improvement, 319-The late Mr.

Walters and the Corporation, 320-Committee Meetings and the Public, 320

-The Acoustic Defects of the Council Chamber, 322-The Wesleyan

Bazaar, 325-Rates and the Corporation Finances, 326-The Town Clerk-

ship, 331-The Hour of Meeting, 322-The Corporation Officials, 334-New

Streets, 337-Pandon Dene Drain, 337-Formation of Streets, 337-The

Vegetable Market, 338-The Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, 338.

June 5.-ADJOUrned Meeting-The Resignation of the Town Clerk, 340

-Hospital Vacancies, 342-The Leeds Exhibition, 343-Northumberland

Agricultural Society, 343-The Quay Extension, 344-Money Borrowed, 344

-The Orphan Asylum, 344-Sale of Land in Bath Lane, 345-Proposed

Lease, 345-Maintenance of Prisoners, 345-The New Road to Walker, 346

-The New Police Court, 347-The Projected Enlargement of the Gaol, 351

-The Resignation of Mr. Ald. Philipson, 351-The Expenditure of the Cor-

porate Funds by Committees, 353-The Engine Drivers' Strike, 353-Forma-

tion of Streets, 354-The Cattle Trade of the Port, 355.

June 13.-SPECIAL MEETING.- Election of an Alderman, 357.

July 3.-ADJOURNED MEETING.-Resignation of the Town Clerk, 361-

Election of Town Clerk, 362-Vote of Thanks to Mr. Clayton, 364-Gaol

Accommodation, 367-Bond Sealed, 368-Proposed Lease to Mr. Clayton, 369

Lease Sealed, 369-Officers of the Corporation, 369-Committee Changes. 373

-Corporation Documents, 373-The New Police Court, 373-The Health of

the Town, 374-Discussion on Question of Adjournment, 374.

July 10.-SPECIAL MEETING.-The new Town Clerk, 377-Mr. Tone and

the Meetings, 377-The St. John's Lane Improvement, 378-The Water

Committee, 388.

August 7.-QUARTERLY MEETING.-Hospital Vacancies, 389-Proposed

Enlargement of the Ragged and Industrial Schools, 389-St. John's Lane

Improvement, 391-The Vegetable Market, 394-Smoke Consumption, 395-

Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, 395-Enfranchisement of Property, 395

-The Appointment of New Magistrates, 395-Bonds Sealed, 396-Thomp-

son's Bequest, 396-Christ Church Infant Schools, 397-Ouseburn Mission

Chapel, 397-Documents Sealed, 397-Coroner's Account, 398-Costs o

Prosecution, 398-The Northumberland Baths, 398-The New Police Court,

398-The Corporation Officials, 405-The New Street through St. John's

Lane, 406-Paving Streets, 416.

August 14.-ADJOURNED MEETING.-The Great Fire, 417-The New

Street through St. John's Lane, 418-The Corporation Officials, 430.

September, 4-Adjourned MEETING.-The Mission Ship at South Shields,

439 Dick's Fire Engine, 439-Paraffin Oil Store, 439-The Northumber-

land Baths, 440-Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, 445-New Bridge

Street, 445-The New Lunatic Asylum, 447-Improvement of the Town

Moor, 460-The Ragged and Industrial Schools, 460.

October 2.-ADJOURNED MEETING.-Proposed Fire Brigade, 462-The

Ryehill Chapel Bazaar, 462-High Level Hoist Bill, 462-The Gas Supply,

462-Extinguishing Fires-L'Extincteur, 464-The_Warmouth Charity, 464

-Sanitary Measures, 465-Money Borrowed, 465-Leases Sealed, 466-The

Northumberland Baths, 466—The Tyne Seamen's Mission, 473-The Borough

Lunatic Asylum, 474-Paving and Flagging, 482-The Widening of New

Bridge Street, 483-Regulation of Expenditure by Committees, 484.

October 10.-SPECIAL MEETING.-The Borough Lunatic Asylum, 487.

November 9.-ANNUAL MEETING.-The Election of Mayor, 503-Election

of Sheriff, 509—Vote of Thanks to the Ex-Mayor, 510-Vote of Thanks to

the Ex-Sheriff, 510.

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Shipwrecked Mariners' Benevolent Society, Donation to

The New Street through St John's Lane

The New Lunatic Asylum and the Rates

The Ragged and Industrial Schools

Expenditure by Committees

BARKAS, Mr. T. P.

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49, 253, 465

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The Town Clerkship

The Heaton Footpath

Acoustic Defects of the Council Chamber

Expenditure of Corporation Funds by Committees

The New Street through St. John's Lane

BLACKWELL, Mr. Ald.

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St. Nicholas' Steeple and Reform Bell Ringing

Clapham, Mr. H. (Deputation)

On Extension of Ragged and Industrial Schools

Clark, Mr. G. N. (Deputation)

On St. John's Lane Improvements and the Savings Bank

Cockburn, Mr., (Deputation)

On Cab Strike

DICKINSON, Mr. W.

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The Establishment of a Police Fire Brigade

Proposal to Open Committee Meetings to the Public

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Vote of Thanks to Mr. Clayton, Ex-Town Clerk

The New Street through St. John's Lane

The Northumberland Baths

The Borough Lunatic Asylum

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Acoustic Defects of the Council Chamber

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443, 472
452, 475, 501