| People |
1897-05-02 |
A Hexham Courant district correspondent took the liberty of complimenting a new nurse on her appearance: ?A novel and pleasing sight may now be seen on the already much favoured roads between Warden and Haydon Bridge. It is the lady from the Cathedral Nurse Society, located in that district, doing her rounds on a bicycle in all the charm of blue dress and ample spotless white apron. The effect is at once graceful and picturesque while the result is one of expedition.? |
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1897-12-18 |
At Smale, Falstone, 12th December, aged 54, Margaret, wife of James Murray. |
| People |
1898-08-06 |
?Lists of Visitors? to Tynedale. Cf. 13/08/1898 and others. |
| People |
1899-07-02 |
The 117th anniversary of the visit of the Rev. John Wesley to Saugh House, Cambo, on his way from Rothbury to Hexham on his 79th birthday, was celebrated with an open-air meeting round an old hawthorn tree. |
| People |
1901-03-23 |
The 1901 census was to be taken in the week ending 30th March. |
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1901-06-29 |
Memorial at Rothbury to the late Lord and Lady Armstrong. |
| People |
1901-10-12 |
The Uses of Photography: a course of 12 classes and lectures given by Mr. John Gibson, FCS. Compare 21/12/1901 and 04/01/1902. |
| People |
1902-02-22 |
Death of Edward Welton of Horsley on Tuesday 18th February a mechanical engineer for over 37 years. |
| People |
1902-03-22 |
The death occurred of well-known antiquary and historian Cadwallader J. Bates at his home at Langley Castle. He was only 49. Cf. 29/03/1902. |
| People |
1904-11-19 |
An article on the Erringtons, ?an old Northumbrian family.? |
| People |
1906-01-06 |
Mr. Harkes was to sell up the Chipchase Arms Inn in May 1906. |
| People |
1906-01-13 |
Mr. William Charlton of Birtley Town Head has taken the Chipchase Arms and will enter at May Day. |
| People |
1906-07-14 |
Visit of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra to the North: a memorable though wet day in Newcastle. |
| People |
1906-08-25 |
Golden wedding of Mr. Watson and the Hon. Mrs. Askew-Robertson of Pallinsburn and Ladykirk. Compare HC 1/12/1906 for death of Watson Askew-Robertson. |
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1906-09-15 |
A very long poem by William Bell of Byrness on an old maid at Bellingham in search of a husband. |
| People |
1906-12-01 |
Funeral of Mr. Watson Askew-Robertson of Ladykirk and Pallinsburn on Saturday 24th November. |
| People |
1907-11-16 |
?The Doosing o? the Hoggs? ? Original Poetry of William Bell (Low Birness). |
| People |
1907-11-16 |
Death of Thomas Anderson at Knowesgate station (cf. 23/11/1907 for funeral). |
| People |
1908-10-10 |
General Baden-Powell was listed among guests in the club enclosure at the October meeting at Hexham Steeplechases. |
| People |
1908-11-28 |
CARR: at Elm House, Redburn, Bardon Mill, 23rd inst. aged 46, John Carr, beloved husband of Mary Carr. (He was interred at Haydon Bridge on 27th November). |
