Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1887-01-22 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

NAKED LIGHTS IN .LIERIES.  . al, London, on Monday, tilt gave judgment id a case insnsiderable interest. In this Spector of Mines had decided the coal mines in question tngerous. The Inspector had opinion that the use of opni is in this mine, while it ap,ner held quite a contrary appeared to believe that the with open lamps tbar with C lighting. Therefore, the Inspector's requisition, but agreed with the Inspector, iecision into a different form I in the Inspector's requisi• contended that the umpirqk ceeeded his jurisdiction, aucl ishould be set aside and even sent back to him. of the Act applied in spector was obliged to call uers to remedy what be coins (that the mines in question en lights:, and not with safety iding that the mines were lons of fire-damp, the owner td, and then there was the The arbitrator had to say :inc-owner had made a sults equisition served upon him. done this his office was at an was net entitled to suggest iely. The remedy lie had jib. Ile had simply to i objections of the noneWed; and if he arrived 1, he found that the Inspector was not enfore that it should stand. this case went beyond the dor. He stated that open a, and required them to he rd was therefore not right in sort must consider the effect )r has substantially found ter, and there was iso earthly not be sent back to the lust he might put it into the , and he could do this with. ty before him. Then, if the iply the remedies required, afore the next tribunal he Ito the penalties under the my self-sufficieniy or obstis of life arose he would, in Rolls) opinion, be liable ti sughter.  United Society of Bedew raiders for the month of ed, and from it we take the Looking at the trade, it at there are more cheering . a year ago. Prices are 'he shipbuilding yards are syed, and shipping is not irk, but it is under condilittle profit to the owners eights show little upward ivance obtained some two Ined. One of the beet of  icurately gauges the pool'at • the year closes with shipping than we have le trade of the world le signs of expansion, Ay is far less out of proairily increasing demand 4 for the last three years.' lo that, whatever may be two months when some there will he a main. ?robably a further advance , leading Tyneside engineer. deem it advantageous to Sir W. G. Armstrong with Charles Mitchell and . and W. Hawthorn and mated with Andrew Leslie .; and now we learn • and Co., the locomotive :ring firm founded by e 'father of railways, have iron and steel shipbuilders burn.on-Tyne by Messrs learn from Hull that tlfe in which we have entered orders have been booked, il. The Tyne and Wear eking much better than past two years, and strong knit the many compulsory id employment. What we o the Tyne and Wear die. Clyde and other part of weinnnt ie hailed with Ids of families."  usnEa.---IThe Grimsby ty committed Richard ce his trial at the Assizes, murder of his wife on the of the case the prisoner carried out of Court.  EARS !-Mr Mitchell,  .eedsl. will visit Datiingtork 15; and Newmile, Dee. 24  1 • 1 F. ar II UI 0, 0 01 UI 11 I 1 ri RI 01 Ii te • al.'• 1 01 tl rn. .1 pp!Y • ' • ERS ANP UILDEY" 1 be ed '• at Or) el I'ol IC Cl ht it .1. • f. .11 II CI On I. .1 . ye.. nd.. of el 15 ;