Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1888-04-14 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER TM. Among the passengers on board the steamer Wyoming. which arrived at Qaw on Friday week evening from New York, was Tichborne Claimant. "My ticket-of-leays pires this weak," he said to a New York porter, "and I am going to England as won I can get enough money. I shall have 1031 witnesses, and shall produce Arthur Orton it proper time, and prove his identity. Since 1 Bth of August, 1871, he has been confined is lunatic asylum in Paramatta, New South wa If everything is favourable. I expect to eat case in Court by November next. I can • that the jury which eonvicted me was c•  An extraordinary scene was witnessed in Free Chnrch of Stonehaven, N. 8., last Sun The minister, the Rev. Jobe Robertson, been censured by the Presbytery for the al plagiarism of a sermon from a paper by Wilberforce. He admitted having been , of moral wrong when before the Presbytery, on Sunday in the church he publicly 7 this admission, and read a letter from Wilberforce to the effect that what he had did not amount to plagiarism. He declared if the General Assembly did not reverse finding he would leave the church. The se. in the church was heightened by the weeping many of the worshippers, and the fainting many of the ladies. The rev, gentleman him almost broke down, and bad to be assisted the vestry by some of the elders.  At the North Shields County Court on W, day his Honour, Judge Holt, commenting t money - lending transaction in which, he 120 per cent, per annum had been chs characterised it as a downright fraud, which been effected by means of • document that person could reasonably he expected to stand. He considered it a shame that is should be plundered in any such manner. It pared a very careful perusal before one ce grasp to the full extent its insiduous effect, he felt quite certain those people did not , stand it. They had paid back double and the amount they had borrowed, and yet more than they had ever got. He had good deal of experience in such matters but knew a case in which such exorbitant had been charged as in this. It WAS time id./ argue the case, as he felt was one of the grossest injustice, which would do all he could to prevent. —ln the the application VMS adjourned till the next r  A confirmed old bachelor, named Gueit, retired Parisian tradesman, of consie wealth, has just committed suicide rather peculiar circumstances. On Sul s young man called at his house, asked his permission to marry servant, whom ha had been courting for . years. This was a disagreeable surprise Gueit. who prized the girl as s first-claw us of-all-work, and, yielding to the impulse of moment, he seized s knife and tried to her with it. Happily the blow warded off by an article of the attire. Frightened and penitent at NO he had done, Gneit then promised that he* offer no obstacle to the marriage, and, in , of hi a goodwill, he invited the bridegroom , to supper, and afterwards provided him w' lodging for the night. At an early hour ou Mo, day morning the young man MU awakened I the sound of groans emanating from his host bed-room, and on breaking open the door found him hanging from a pm' on the wall. notfew without live a sti I h y pennedservaenxt.pla i that he mid  JAMES MURRAY'S PATENT MAGNEsIA secures perfect digestion. entree acidity, and relieves heartburn, without injurY the coats of the Stomach. Uffeitusl in cale,,i irregular Digestion, Gout, and Gravel. „ safest corrective for women and children. " mended by medical men, from Sir Humphrey Po and Sir Astley Cooper to leading modem rhYs'cl In bottles Is each, of all Chemists and Patent /I eine renders  correcP  Printed and published for the _propneters, High-street, Stockton-on-Tees, in tbeCov of Durham, by David Craig, residing s$ same place:  1  F  relieves  Who , 'a.nd all  ems broOl AiGn: it 3t from Itave )6  B A L  jCbolatical  ,omTIL A:low fl At, I h  chCS to L—( of the  DOCTO JOOli I aln Navi  HIGHLY  " I baY6 I  v.re:;:d So!do by a s Ed each. case con' 4 diree,