Accreditation Redcar & Saltburn News 27/07/187 BIG GUN COMPETITION – ANNUAL INSPECTION      The inspection of the 1st North York Artillery Volunteers, by Colonel Fitzhugh, R.A., Commanding Auxiliary Artillery in this district, will take place on Saturday, next, at Redcar. A special train...

Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn News 19/03/1874 GALLANT RESCUE OF NINE FISHERMEN BY THE “REDCAR” LIFEBOAT      On Saturday morning, 13th inst, , three fishing cobles belonging to Redcar, three men in each boat, whilst pursuing their ordinary avocation, had a very narrow escape of being lost...

Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn News 17/12/1874   ANOTHER STORM SHIPWRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE The HARTLEPOOL’S       A terrible gale prevailed during Saturday night and Sunday, and was attended with great loss of life. The wind was from the north east. The schooner “Lady of the Lake”...

Accreditation Redcar & Saltburn News 12/03/1874 SALE OF COAL AT REDCAR      The people of Redcar, visitors to that watering place and others whose convenience it may suit to purchase at times small quantities of coals, will be glad to hear that the practice of selling the worst description...

Accreditation Redcar & Saltburn News 12/02/1874 SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON RAILWAY NEAR REDCAR       On Saturday afternoon 6th inst, a man named Owen, employed at Redcar Coatham Ironworks, while returning from Redcar to Warrentown, met with a serious accident. He had taken the railway as the nearest...

Accreditation Redcar & Saltburn News 10/12/1874 REDCAR LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING      The ordinary monthly meeting of the Local Board of Health for the district of Redcar was held on Monday afternoon (07/12), at the Boardroom, West Terrace. Present – Messrs Thos. Watson (in the chair),...

 Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn News 09/12/1874 ON THE NORTH EAST COAST Shipwrecks and Loss of Life On e of the most violent storms ever experienced raged of the North East coast on Tuesday night and Wednesday Morning and numerous shipwrecks have occurred, many of them being attended with great...

Accreditation Redcar & Saltburn News 04/061874 MAD DOG AT LARGE AT COATHAM      On Monday morning, a dog belonging to a Rev. A. E. Clementi Smith, late vicar of Coatham, left in charge of Mr, Skinner, Portland Terrace, Coatham, was reported to be at large in a rabid state. P.C. Cooke, of Redcar,...

Accreditation the Redcar & Saltburn News 04/06/1874 INFORMATION FOR VISITORS REDCAR      The chief resorts of Visitors in Redcar are in the incomparable sands, extending from Saltburn-by-the-Sea to Tees Bay, a distance of eight miles. In some places they are fully a mile in width at low water....

Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 17/10/1871 GIFT OF A CEMETERY TO REDCAR    We have much pleasure in announcing an act of great munificence on the pert of the Earl of Zetland, who having heard of the necessity which exists for a new burial ground at Redcar, has, in the most handsome...