Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1887-02-26 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

STOCKTON. 1 p. Fawcett. 1 A. Gi B. Appleton H. li. Armstrong... g: .4. Watson 1 W. H J. ir. Smith Harold Wright..........„ 1 T. B In Lazenby ......... -. 1 A. IN 1, ft. Tsluham 0 J.II ._ Total- 7 . T  SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT mad body of a man named ii sand in the Lustrum Bee Wednesday. The .deceased resided at St. John's Cottag weak mind for the past two ye got worse. He walked out of he night about six o'clock, and hi ing uneasy, set a search for hi however, been of him until W about seven o'clock, when Feast lying in the Beck near to N Deceased was Mout 34 years wile and family.—An inquest nemlay evening by ,Mr Caroni jury returned a veruict of "Fa STOCKTON LITERARY : annual meeting of this Institute day night Councillor R. Hind Councillor F. L. Dodds, co-li the report, which stated the 20d, an increase of twenty-one elementary classes have teen during the winter months, a University Extension lecturi granted the free use of the report was adopted.—The showed that the income had I expenditure £202 Ss 3d, whii of £l5 9s Id from the made • total deficit of A deSeit was largely attribul crease for interest. There a loss on the elementary eh was adopted, the question of climes for a few yams beini mittee.—The officials elected Itlr J. Dodds, M.P.; vice-pres Benington, J.P., W. Whitwel eillor Settle; treasurer, Mr T lanes, Messrs J: F. Smith committee, Councillors T. H B. Hind, J.P., F. L. Dodds, Messrs C. H. Armstrong, C. : J. J. Sanders, E. J. Vie, B.A Mate, J. -H. .Trenholm, Fleicher.—A vote of thanks Councillor 'Dodds for his past the secretaries.  A CLXVIILAND INTERPLP a special sitting of the Stocl on Thursday a case was bean McKean and Co., of Bradford, Mr T. A.l.attimer, of Loftus, fendant, and Mr Geo. Catcl Middlesbrough, the claimant. appeared for the claimant, Archer for the plaittille.-1 during January the plaintiff execution for £3B 3s Id aged: which was paid out, and His I to decide as to the validity of ment under which Mr Catch estate.—The defendant was some length by Mr Archer, wh: deed of assignment was a October last. He did not about it. He remained and served in the shop, but Mr a draper named "tortimer to I mess, and he acce L:iited to Mr ( moneys receivec. He had beei wife, who was a deessmaker, taken materials from the shop I executed. Mr Catobpole, tb. his honour went to Midcil &ruined bun at his own houst being resumed Mr Archer se assignment was fraudulent an delayed and eefeated creditoi they could not make the grant bankrupt. The deed was kep , plaintiffs were not informed ot the 22nd of December. The was to have realised the estate a fair distribution of the result .tended that Mr Catchpole had deed to all the creditais that Honour held that the deed was : verdict for the claimant with c A BUTCHER'S EXPERSRE eses.—At the Northallerton Saturday Itichard Stockdale so butcher, Bust Cowton, for £1 Atccouut for the hire of ii, horse 1886. Defendant put in a cos is 9d, of which amount St owing 9. 2cl.—Plaintiff said th ment between him and de Sharp agreed to pay 5e per d his horse and trap. He oul the horse, and nothing for the kaki be agreed to pay for the hi did not agree to pay for IStocl the country.—Planitiff said h travel with defendant, as tl Stockciale brought his trap ho. condition. He never refused to Inn at Darlington and travel road in order that defendant rc beef. (Laughter.) About ten be drove Sharn  ;.• '