Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-11-08 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION. bellished by a variete of fermi embedded in emcee, I gals ;--" His lisyal Highness expreired hirarelf to I duet as the husband of the murdered woman or enclosed in crimson pots. The stationlamps were Inc! as having thoroughly aperesiti•ed his day there, , entered the mourning ooaedi the mob renewed their also hidden with ivy. Altogether the spectacle, and I will ask you to express to all my sincere thanks ; effort, to approach it, and for the moment it looked as seen in the light of a dazzling sus, for the hearty andenthus'astie mannerinwhich they ,as if &moiling „rime was going to chair. The I presented a very inspiritiug effect to the eye of the carried out my suggestions as to the Royal visit, I police, however, managed to restrain the hooting I Royal guests as they passed through the station, i and especially to those who devoted themselves to . crowd, whilst the appearance of some mounted 1 The eeeeratjeas were carried out ender the dire,. ; the orsanisation of various details, and who have, I constables from a si le street rendered material aid.' tion of Mr Cabrey, chief engineer of the Central ! I tense realised that they have earned their great - ! For a short distance the crowd accompanied the Division, N.E.R., assisted by Mr Cudworth, of ' reward by the knowledge that there was not a ; creceesieu, continuing to groan, but the horses , Darlington, to whom also efficient assistance was 'single drawback or hitch of any sort or kind; ; reeling into a trot the majority of the spectators) rendered by the stationmaster, Mr U. Dodds. ; ; indeed, never have I seen so brilliant a success, " !fell behind. At one or two places on the way The Royal train consisted of two saloon 1 • crowds had gathered, and indulged in hooting. A carriages and two composite carriages, with IMR GLADSTONE'S SCOTCH TOUR ' ; disorderly crowd had congregated at the cemetery, a guard's van at each end, fitted with , • I and an nu seemly rush wee made to enter the chapel. 1 cord communication throughout. It left Newcastle! . —a-; No spenial isfereuce was made by the clergyman at 9.15 a.m., and took up its position at the down Mr Gladstone, on his way from Fasque to •to the circumstances of the poor woman's death. platform at Wynyard at 10.30 a.m. in readiness for Peebles, passed through Dundee Tay Bridge ;; Upoe the termination of the service a most die- • the Royal party. A group of upwards of a hundred Station shor; ly after noon on Monday. Large . graceful scene occurred, the manifestation of hos- I persons, principally ladies, assembled on the plat- ! crowds waited his arrival at the station, and • tllity towards the husband being renewed and ion- j form, and eagerly awaited the arrival of the Wyn- I when the train drew up the hon. gentleman MSS , tinned, despite remonstrances from clergymen and; yard party, in the hope of obtaining a glimpse of the i loudly eha.red. In reply to Lord Provost i chapel attendant,. The police had I Prince and Princess of Wale.. Order was main- Hunter be expressed how much he and Mrs I DIFFICULTY IN PREVENTUiO THY HUSBAND i'BOX tenni by a posse of the Railway Company's ' Gladstone enjoyed their visit to Dundee last !