The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1894-09-08 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SOLD AT KELTI  MIIIPOST-1  Audis' 60 Canadian aM Maas which was oat. Sunday morning. At the as the Pope received the tted to kiss his Holiness's words to each of them. nen and secretariat of the ssociations. held in he recommendation recommendation that m of the Bad of Stair, at the next election, in Lope, who succeeds to the ttalion Black Watch, was  Rochdale on Monday of Robert Clough, one of the , Temperance League. He Dublin on Sunday. He e. and about 63 years of .y as a lecturer was well ancashire, and the North  ido was enquired into on n village, Northammton. Rev. Dr. Coen, rector, in el's 21at birthday on Mon mpton to purehaw some eenoe Mies Coen obtained ,oat, dying before medical Deceased had been congas under medical treat d at the Health Congress day was one by Princess sing, in which H.R.H. for a regular training for 'per which excited much in physical education of RIMS Warner read the renittee appointed to invealents' conchtion of children  3 2tith or 27th ult, the intense rtarkness, invaded -oiler of Customs of Mon as killed while attempting wife and his six-year-old ed by the Chinese, who its soon as the news of the troops were placed under sue the Chinese, but were country gentleman, aged ving at Morigny, in the a frightful death on it hunting. He had sent it-hole, and getting imt into the burrow himself. to the waist, but there feet first some hours later had been suffocated, and I wed that he must have I  Ilachy gave judgment in t the instance of Claude Ballochmyle, against his imerie, youngest daughter on. 1i is now authoritit. dr Harold Kenneth, who as in the case, and is one! D.L., them," was married to rie at Mariners' Church, he 30th ult.  t strike of employees at will occur unless the terms with them. net en Saturday night in unanimously passed a re. attitude of the company, , they alleged, to their ?mend by a disdainful I a further resolution that they obtained for everyy got it, a minimum wage happened at Dunston by tamed Elizabeth Simpson eased. who lived in the et, which a young man ing to row, and another act of stepping in, when tree persons were thrown fair occurred at the Dunere were a good many iscitement ensued. Lento save his companions. the deceased appears to grasp. He succeeded in an safely in the boat; to reach the deceased she ied. llie Patterson, a widower, ed daughter at the Knott' aintnn, was found dead Floes Well, Rainton . They raised an alarm ewland and many others pot, and the body was Deceased was a quiet, general favourite. Be age, and was for many 2nd Durham Artillery 'as the interest he took present on Saturday at &ahem. On retuniing e had set off on his way he night was very dark :wed that he had caught ion and fallen into the  a balloon made its escape Wild Gardena, Brighton, rd of it for a time it was must either have been r have fallen into the is. It seems, however, 'Wage near Faversham, rest alarm to the agriculplace. The country folk e balloon, wildly imaginnarchist plot to blow up , days the simple-minded o gaze at it from a safe some more heroic than d overhauled the monster. , then saw the name and the balloon, and, to use t once," and the runaway  he Harrogate Royal Bath nsoii) has received from Mr Lupton Wright Dewof £4,900, free of duty, lirection of the executors, the reduction of the building fund. Duryeart the committee a amounting to £10,2.58, he amount previously ret to £1,193, and it is exwill soon he cleared off. I been in existence since 1899, when the Rawson erected, at a total cost for ,815' including furrilture. if Nidd Hall, contributed e. and of the total sum reriven by friends of thetwo [arrogate or its immediate ins annually rive upcorn all parte of the king(s3) met an untimely end us Shildon residence. For despond ing state of mind, eight o'clock the houseport of firearms. 'mine. id dead in she bathroom t. lie was land agent to 3 Hall, and a member of f Guardians.--At the inironer, Mr J. T. Proud, on of deceased, a medical hot s,II W. his father alive  his bedroom. Deceased good night, and lelt very rds took deoessed's letters .ould read them and then downstairs to breakfast. I le table about five minutes ke a heavy fall of broken I floor. He ran upstairs, ind deceased lyiug on the vas lying clear beside, in a did not know of anything Ilinsself about, though he orried a great deal.—Dr. appeared to look upon Item of serious importance. mdict of "Suicide whilst  Robinson, whose death is I malls the roughest days of Ile Mail born in Masser d practised medicine these 1849 crossed the continent mer at Sacramento called ere Tribune, and was , other rioter., in 1850. con•piracv and murder, ected to the Legislait trial. Two years Wet Anisette, editing another he went west again and rganised region known as If at the head of the Free Tered considerably at the y party. Ille house was , under tho Constitution in at Topeka in 1856, he rnor of Kansas, be was of treason and usurps- I and acquitted, he was ' n 1808 and 1859. In 1851 ,1 o the Union. When the Governor Robinson was g troops for the Northern KAMM uted more tion than frcm the one term an of the • Ito iew wapsersoViglealtra d by thoernede oriscl WI wow look PA the in innerly Co be de boa leaned paebwal on se of divorced moons., in us finding llat marriage nob moons in bin diocese, es will in fntur• decline to