Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1882-03-04 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

VISIT TO PITCAIRN ISLAND. of the report, said he thought the proposed The Seeretary of the Admiralty seeds to !exhibition had every chance of success in Londen. They looked for substantial supthe press a report by P. W. Stephens, coraI port from America, which had hitherto mender of Her Majesty's ship Thetis, of a . ishown itself very liberal to fish culture. visit paid by that vessel to Pitcairn Island I These who had been the well-arranged exon the 18th of April, 181. Captain Stephens ! hibition at Norwich lest year would have saNs that he toned the people" very happy ! an idea of what this exhibition would sea contented, and in perfect health." `l' -hl- -e Ibe on a larger scale, It was also population had been increased by six births I proposed to exhiblt life-eavieg apparatus. since Admiral de Honey's visit in 1679, e+ eurneers minty-six soule. They wereaad I Tbe Duke of Edinburgh thocplit the exhibito ! tion would do great good in developing the rejonang in the store of good things lanaed : I Ibleries eepeeiallv in Ireland, where they by tier elajesty's ship Osprey, being presents i , were neelected by the population. The meet to them by their kind frieecie in fisheries there were now worked almost Eiagland. For these they expressed themeti rely 'by those outside that oeuntry, and eeiVEll in the meet grateful terms. help could he given the feleries would be 1 The two whale-boats were MOS; se- i a,I developed. He would &leo be glad if means oeptable aed valualle presents, an— I could be taken to effect a saving of life. they are very proud of them. They l 'Earl Granville, who followed, giving the I no not aPprehend a scarcity of water, but a [project his hearty support. The Marquis purply of Portland cement would be very t of Salisbury proposed a resolution inviting valuable, as then they could make their 1 !the no-operation of ell countries to make the . reservoirs wetertiglit. Their irnmediete i i exhibitiou succe.sful. Count de Bylandt M . wants appear to be confined to 1 rie for I seeoudea. The Earl of Kimberley proposed women's drecees end cloth for the men, i a " e_w6,,ution asking the support of the Shoes and eteekiogs for the women for eoloures. Sir Alexander Galt, who seconded Sunday . wear aro also in great requisition. The ofecers and ship is company of the the resolution, was empowered to express the The Ca made them a pretreat cf clothing to : desire of Canada and Newfoundland to co-operate. On tee motion of the Lord Mayor, tie v‘duo of i.al, and the ca} tan ordered . e subeciption lists wete opened. the paymaster to supply them with a men a quantity- of biecuit jaO(ab.),loolb. of candles, ! ......—____ SUEZ CANAL QUARANTINE of waieti they were mush iii want, and TI.IE, 100 lb. of scan. The Venus, an Amei lean REG ULATIoiss. An influential deputation waited upon tra.,;tr, bad given them a supply of Cotton- , eeed, witil the view of their cultivating the Earl Grauville at the Foreign Office on Mooeaten pleut, and is to call at the island , day to urge his lordship to use hi dr s in. by-and-by to ship any cotton they might., , Iluence to secure the withawel or moditi. base been able to procure. which of tie Seta Canal quarabeine regale. 1 tions, which the deputation stated were the ' means of inflicting enormous loss on The Duke of Cleveland has remitted 20 : . , British shipowners, and wasting much time. per cut. oti his tenSlitb rents in the taeug- The Foreign Secretary fully admitted the 3,0 i OA dist' mt. case which had been made out, but there A painful suicide took place in the church.' was a difileuity in the manner of dealing yard of St. Paul's, Bureleto, on Sunday with the evil. His lordship 1 tue evio Aaas assured the evening. A wan named James Johnsen I deputation that nothing would be left un. Blaze, who hail been iu ill-health for some i done which could be done with the view of time, hanged himself on a tree over his ! ' obtaining redress. Among the deputation wiles grave. He leaves three children were Mr I. Wilson, M.P., Mr Joseph Dodds, The affeir has caused a great sensation, as I M.P., Mr 0. M. Palmer, M.P., and Mr it may eeceeeitate a re-coueecration of the I Maclean, of Wert Hartiepoul. churchyard. I --Somme Or A