The Northern Guardian. — 1896-07-25 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

GREAT BOULDER JUNCTION REEFS CO., regarding which the Australian Tilreca hea the follow. leg important information t—" The leases owned by the Great Boulder Junction Reefs and the Boulder Orme.; Gold Mines—about to be amalgamated into one company—are regarded in the Grolgarlie field, ca being amonget the most promising in the Flannan'e district. Very large lode formations have teen struck, and there is every indication, accord'ng to the opiniens of several of the most experienced and reliable experts lathe colony, of the preeenee of the gold bearing parallel reefs that run with the true coerce of the Great Boulder lode. As an abundant supply of water is available, and there are no exceptional difficultien to economical mining operations, there can be little doubt but that the company will quickly reach the level of prosperity strained by the celebrated Great Boulder Company." Wags, Brownhille, and Lady B,telte gained a. Mount Lyell's recovered to 71. while Aladdin's Lamp eased 5-16 to 15T . W. WILKINSON  At Birmingham, yesterday, Benson, the Jabilee Plunger, was summoned for not paying his cab I fare. The defendant did not appear, because on Thursday night he was arrested for debt, and was still confined in Winton Green Prison. - • •  The two murderers who are lying condemner] in Strangeways Goal, Manchester—Hirst for strangling his illegitimate child, and Rennison for killing a young lady by beating her on the head with a hammer—will be hanged on August 4th.  TA7K—itkce..ldy, Fif;shire, yesterday, George Oliphant, labourer, was charged with murdering his wife by beating and assaulting her. He was remitted to the Sheriff, and afterwards conveyed to Coper, where he was judicially examined. The Paris Ternpq referring to the reported intention of the Czar to visit France, says that in Rueeisin official circles the journey is believed to be finally decided upon. Hie Majesty will probably arrive in Paris about the middle of September. An inquest was held yesterday, at Wandsworth Goal, on the body of John Nlockford (25), who whilst undergoing a sentence of 18 month.' hard labour hung himself to a gun burner by a handkerchief. A verdict of suicide during temporary insanity was returned. It is understood that Mr Balfour requested the postponement until Monday next of Mr William Johnson'. question respecting the celebration of September 23 in connection with the Queen's reign, in order that the wiehea of Her Majesty might he  , The marriage of Mr Francis Philip Armetrong, second son of Sir George Armstrong, editor and proprietor of the Globe, with Min Puleheria Mar. Igeret Fox, DL. for Stafford, of Elmhurst Hall, Lichfield, MIA solemnieed yesterday at St. George's Ichurch. Hanover Square. The Bishop of Durham has had a busy week in dispensing hospitality at Auckland Ceatle. On Thursday his lordship gave a garden party to 500 of the clergy and laity, including Lord and Lady Strathmore, Lord and Lady Barnard, and Colonel and Lady Florence Eden. Yeeterday the Bishop ' extended hie hospitality to the clergy attending the Summer School of Theology at Dorham ; and today the annual gathering of the Lay Evangelists of the diocese will be held at the castle.