The Northern News. — 1898-08-06 (Carlisle, Cumbria, England)

SPAIN. late of Etruria, Staffordshire (who died in the Lon. that when he vi'" '.at the head of the country he afternoon on one of the canal boats lying at Kendall's don Hoenital on June 25th), was resumed on Tunis pushed it forwa 000 miles. "Mr. Hofmeyr (he The Duke of Qtmbridge is gesetted Colonel-ins Wharf on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at Shipley. Chief of the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex , day by Mr. Baxter, coroner for East London. Dr. said later on) has declared that the only solution of The boat belongs to Messrs. Glover, of Bingley, and Regiment). • recluest R. D. Maxwell, of the London Hospital, said that the present difficulties is my death. H, e was absoon is captained by William Slingsby, of V., Piocadilly, John Hewlett, of Islington, a visitor to Folk*. 1, since the inquest a detailed examination had been lutely right, and I have no doubt that if some . • ' months Sl' by stone, fell into the harbour on Tuesday and died made of deceased's liver, brain, and kidneys by the fanatic carries out his thoughts I shall have him _Shipley. For some eighteen mont past Ingo hospital analyst. When the organs were massed slobbering at my funeral. Ido not intend to be has been assisted in the working of the host by a treat the ehmh. • The Admiralty has ordered a first-class cruiser of -ether minute but unmistakable traces of lead removed from public life except by death." Mr. young fellow named Peter Keeling, of Shipley. the Cressy type to be built by Vickers, Son, and ',mid. In answer to Mr. Grant (representing Rhodes added he had every admiration for Afri- Keeling, it appears, made his home on the boat, maxim, Barrow. -sr of deceased), Dr. Maxwell said that the kander Bond, and trusted it had not taken from the and there, it is alleged, lived with • The marriage of Mr. J. Leslie Wenklyn, M.P., oise of death was the bursting of a Transvaal any further Krugerism. If it had it young woman. Keeling and the woman, together with Mrs. Huntley Bacon took place at St. Peter's, "in, in consequence of its having simply meant the Queen against Kruger. In eon- with a man named Joseph Croft, a quarryman of Lane Eaton-square, London. lead poisoning.—john Willcox, elusion he trusted that Ministers would not be re- Bottom, Windhill, went out drinking together. In Two of the Paris papers have published acoounta -e. a fellow-workman of Wag- turned to office hostile to the country which bore the afternoon Croft went on board the boat to see of alleged extensive frauds committed by Majot -el's factory (now Messrs. his name. If so Rhodeeis would be hostile, and the woman, and subsequently Keelinge came aboard, Feterhasy on his cousin. he was a " placer ;" would obtain an outlet through other countries. The Bishop of Carlisle is gaining strength at and, finding Croft in the cabin, in a fit of jealousy "-e Coroner: Did The Dutch were with them in this election, and they le a murderous attack upon literally - The witness; were fighting to maintain the supremacy of the me' him, litrall traa'rrartinli'-ns liadby esihy()Pesstagt. start soon for England, him to denth. At the time of the -ed, borax, Queen. king at in the town, and only qt. merderer and his victim her deep sympathy with Mrs. Caird in her heavy one