Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-02-13 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THE INSTALLATION OF THE SHEPHERD CHAMBERLAIN. The Duke of Deaouehire epeahe Joseph. I appoint thee King Of the grest Die ientient host— The secexing Liberal wing -There are sixty.live at most. Long I led them in the Commons, And etwietanes they thought we slow; I, on my part, theug..t them rtun'une, Now, you have to tad them, Joe. Too must sit up..n the Bench Where a.) oft lased to sleep; Take my crook and do not blench, Lead my little flock of sheap. Lead them, Joseph, lead them truly, Scorning every Liberal hobby, Lead them safely, lead them duly, Always to the 'for, lobby. In thatquarter, as you know, Safety only Can era find, Lead your Sock, then, thither, Joe, Jesse coming on behind." Joseph, on kb knees, repliee "Mighty noble f glorious Duke ! From whom all my blessings flow, Never shell y.. 0 need rebuke Your own precious, ransomed Joe, Once, myself a wandering sheep, I to pastures strange departed, In straight roads I could not keep, On my own career I startad. But I soon gave up that game, For I found it would not do, And with gentle bleating came Back to Salisbury and you. So, your noble lordship's Grace, Now serve your little game; In the Commons from my place I will tend the sheep you name. Once you *bought me wild and snobby, But you've quite got over that; With you in the Tory lobby We totuid out what each was at. So, your Ilghness, wth devotion I the trust you give will keep; AM exrectieg more promo Von, I will lead your silly sheep." The Sixty Dieeentiesha Westing wilt joy : "Rapp cu in every quarter, Joy mad ales all onr souls; He wit lead us to the slaughter Waiting for us at the polls." • • • • • Oh, what bliri to thus be led, Sixty silly sheep—you see; When six months away have sped, Then—how many wIl there be?  Mr A. C. Tofts, formerly second master at the Coatham Grammar School, and late master at Darlington Grammar School, has been elected out of a large number of applicants to the post of headmaster of St. George's Grammar School, Cape Town  _ _ A atrange scene was enacted in the New York Central Hospital on Wednesday, when a patient, who bed suddenly become insane, got out of bed and rushed about the ward in so threatening and demoniacal a manner that in the course of a Nw seconds the whole of the patients in the Great Room were completely panic-stricken, and even in their infirmity sprang from their beds, scream. ing "Fire I" and "Murder !" The doctors and a large force of attendants hastened to the scene, but the frightened patients fought desperately to escape from the place, and it wu not until the mad patient had been secured and removed that the others became assured and quiet was restored. One of the sufferers in the disturbed ward is the wife of the proprietor of the ill-fated Hotel Royal.  Mr Aithur Keen, who was asked to be the Unionist candidate Li ilandswortii, has written to Mr Joseph V.Jainwright, who was deputed to communicate with him, enclosing a copy of • letter from his inedics.l advisee, Sir itiohard (Justin, Bart., of London, and saying that he had, in tho face of each advice, pc option but to decline most respectfully the honour proposal to he conveyed by the unanimous invitation of the Unionist party in the division. His Wuhan] Quain's letter lay '1 have no hesitation in eapng that you wou/d inevitably break down in health, and become se ill am you were last year were you to attempt Much an arduous undertskinz as an election contest and Piivhses.isiwry duties." In a circular aaaloallut