Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1886-03-13 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

DYSON'S PROTEST. as regarded matrimony. He considered a man silver gilt centre piece, dessert dishes, and -v Freeman, a boy, aged 14 years, who ; politicians the cry for " Fair Trade" is often ought to have two wives—one for love and the 4 ftath under painful circumstances I heard. It does not seem to be altogether logical The adjourned enquiry into the charge of other for work. (Laughter, which was susEarl of Iddesleigh, Lord Palmerston, Lord -. day. The first witness i that a nation that approves and profits by the murder against Mrs Adelaide Bartlett by messed.) I have always loved children, an candelabra, bearing medallion portraits of the Beaconsfield, Lord Salisbury, the late Lord ' '-er with the kreernans, I bounty system in certain branches of her trade poisoning her husband on New Year's Eve, and esiring during the first years of my married Derby, and Mr Gladstone. The centre piece is the Market-place, 1 shonlid claim protective legislation for others; against the Rev. George Dyson, Wesleyan life to become a mother, I solicited him to that treated very artistically. In the absence of 'ether of the ' yet the demand is made, notwithstanding its minister, for being an accessory before the effect, and he consented. A child was the reLord Hampden, the chair was taken by Sir R. . -.s. pair glaring inconsistency. The ribbon trade at St. fact, was resumed on Friday afternoon week suit, which died at its birth. hi y yearning to Witness Kneightly, M.P., one of Lord Iddesleigh's '-' Etienne, which until quite recently seemed to be before Mr Partridge at Westminster Police become a mother then ceased, anti we resumed '- from the ravages of commercial depression, Court. The same counsel appeared for the the former terms of our married life." entirely of a non-political character. dia..- itself cruelly hit, and the factories of prosecution and defence as at the previous oldest political friends. The banquet was further detailed a conversation as to the '-suing less than half their usual hearing. The Court was much more crowded deceased desiring to resume cohabitation. She She re. sent.—The Lord Chancellor (Lord Herschel') -4 things is in part brought than at the previous hearing, and there was a tinguished members on both sides of both Houses of Parliament being pre. kitten of ocher nations, large crowd outside unable to gain admittance, said to her husband, " You know you have given formally presented the testimonial. During hoi thirty years' service in the House of Commons tates of pre- The prisoners were brought in punctually at two me to Mr Dyson, and it would not be fair for -el came o'clock. They. have not made any great ou to resume your marital rights." his party and his country, never condescending ' el. ' change in their condition since they were fused to resume cohabitation, and as a means of *--viught before the Court on Saturday week. emphasising her words she possessed herself of a large bottle of chloroform. Lord Iddeeleigh had rendered great service to rankling in the bosom of an opponent —Lord Iddesleigh, in returning thanks, characterised '-‘re very well, but Mrs Bartlett seemed a the testimonial as a magnificent keepsake from i-eerful. She followed the earlier Did she say how ?—I asked her, and she to personal abuse or leaving poisoned shafts the House of Commons, which he valued the '-iv. and frequently cast her refused to answer. He did not repeat the ques`-‘ the counsel and the tion then. He gathered that she desired to parties. He knew that he would feel leaving .-'' R. the Coroner ,e,creen something. At a later period she said, that House, but he had felt more than he I took it (the chloroform) out of my drawer -4 road the .1-ne meant to put some on a handkerchief, and %aye when Edwin was in bed, and told him that I had thought he should in leaving his love of thirty more because it was subscribed for by all .. in front of his face as often as the occasion years. His lordship, who was compelleft IA - --I." She informed witness that she had tempted to strugele!" -hand this because she thought it IC' the House of Commons, of the thing to do, and she added apologise for his broken ut!=e---- .eisore 7:1 e secret from Edwin." - husband she in- the interest with '.".:sicia 6 6717 v, te-Eed ti:. 015Citsleual longing to be engaged in them again I and to be threshing out the questions of the -...mongst men who represented the opinions --ecrasies of the nation. Yet polities ""bere was much otherwise to be ' -re, edecation, and ex. ' - country. I