The Stockton Examiner, and South Durham and North Yorkshire Herald. — 1879-08-16 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

DEATH. i terms at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, it 1 has been decided that the original arrangement of At the Central Criminal Court, London on Sister. , two terms shall be again reverted to. The examine.day, Jame. Dines., aged forty-one scare framemaker, boos for admission will therefore be held half-yearly. and Mary Itainbw, aged twenty-nine years, spin.- in July and December. ter, were jointly indicted for the wilful murder of i Mr. Fullagar, one of the coroners for Sussex, has an illegitimate child of the female prisoner. The ' again been brought before the Lewes magistrates, on counsel for the prosecution said that thecircumetances : a charge of appropriating to his own use £2,500 under which this charge was preferred against the handed to him for investment by a client. Evidence prisoners wore of a very melancholy and somewhat was given that prisoner had admitted losing the extraordinary character. The aisle prisoner is a money in speculation, and the magistrates committed marled man, and he resided at li 61114 village called him for trial, bail being allewed. Shefferd, in Bedfordehire, where he carried on busi- ! netts as a picture-frame maker, and he also held an ; It is said that the fracas which took place at the appointment in the Post Office at that place. The i Opera Comique, in London, is likely to be attended female prisoner was a domestic servant at Baldoek, 1 with serious consequences. Mr. Barker, Lord Dun. in Hertfordshire, about six miles from Shefford, and ; raven's representative at the theatre, is suffering there did not appear any doubt that an improje r I acutely from injuries which are alleged to have been intimacy had existed between the two prisoners. On I sustained during the melee. Besides fractures to the the 22nd of April the woman was safely delivered of ! ribs, he has, it is feared, sustained internal injuries a female child, whose deeth was the subject of the of a grave kind. present inquiry. The child was a full grown healthy An inquest has been held on the body of Henry child. The female prisoner appeared to be very fond Samuel Middleton, solicitor, of Camwell Road, West. of it, and treated it with the utmost kindness down bourne Park, London, who shot himself at the Euston to Saturday, the leth of May, when the mate prisoner Victoria Hotel. His brother said he had lost much again made his appearance at the house in Stebbing- money in speculation, and a letter was found in which tori Street. He passed the night with the female i deceased wrote to his wife that his mind was disprisoner. On the following day both prisoners left I tractiel. A verdict of temporary insanity was rethe lodging., with the ehilie in a cab, with their . turned. luggage, and they were driven to King's Cruse . Station of the Great Northern Railway. There, it Diphtheria seems to be again on the increase in Smie who appeared, the luggage was left, and about elevenouth Russia. Fourteen men out of twentyo'clock at night both prisoners made their appearance were attacked with the malady died lately at Elizaat a home in the Gray's Inn Ilad, without the child, vetgrad, a town in the government of Kherson. and required sledging for the night. Subsequently, I Here, too, three children in one family died the a labourer named Stocks, who „us employed with other week, two of them of diphteria, and, according others in repairing a well near the Manor House, at 1 to the neaapapers, a man has just been carried ofl at Iformiley, found a paper parcel lying ee on the ground l• Moscow by Siberian plague. close by, and this parcel was found to contain the • A joint-stoek company has teen formed at Hamburg , dead body of a child, which there did not appear to for diamond mining at the Cape of Good Hope on s, •be any doubt was the child of the jirisoners. It was large scale. The paid-up capital is £OO,