Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1886-12-04 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF I LADY. An inquiry has been held at Hareßald, near Uxbridge, respecting the myeterioue death of an unmarried lady named Fanny Harriet Plaistow.. She resided with her slater in law, the wife of • hop agent, at Rickmausworth, and one day in the !early part of August went out for • walk, but never returned. The other day her body, very much ' decompmed, was disooverod by a shooting party in !some brushwood. An empty carbolic arid bottle visa near, and her false teeth were toted wedged in at the bank of her throat. The doomed, it was said, had attempted to commit v,icide a April. The poliee divieional surgeon stated the{ a postmortem examination afforded no aloe as to the cause of death, tho body being too much decomposed. Witneis'e impression was that abs did oat die from carbolic nerd poisoning, as when death occurred from that poison the body was generally coiled up from convolsioos, owing to the great pain. She, however, wail found stretched oat. The coroner having pointed to the mysterious nature of the cam, the jury, after deliberation, mild they thought deoeased most have awallowed embolic acid. A verdict of suicide whilet of onaoond mind  A barbarous crime has just been perpetrated at Belding, the birthplace of Lisle. A peimant there hut elitughtered his entire family with a hatchet, including his wile, his two daughter., one of them married, and a baby grandchild four months old. The murderer escaped.  The Croydon Town Council have decided to promote a bill in Parliament for the sequisitson of , the Croydon gas supply, the project no. only requiring the consent of the bargee.e. The undertaking is to be paid for by a weries of annuities, making an entire charge of a little more than E 20,000 a year. The total price to be paid is £500,000.  The Lille correepondent of industries nays it is annormoed from Roubaix that • new process of dyeing is about to be introinced Into general practice in that locality. Great expeetationn bare been formed of this promise, the detail. of whieh are not yet publicly known. The reputation of the *inhale goods will, it in said, be matenally advanced by thin thseovery, and their ability to eompete not, eessfally for • long time to come with English and German goods is regarded se thereby assured.  The question of how to secure degree-giving power, for the teachere of university rank in Loudon is likely to receive an unexpected solution by the admisaion of University College, London, to the Victoria University aa one of it. conetituent colleges. The Senate of University College is understood to have taken action in the matter, nod if the council of the college agreed to make the application we may expect to see the Victoria Univereity etrengthened by the accesselou of the chief London College, while dewrees in arts, science, and medicine will be acceseible to the students of University College throngh examination. arranged and conducted by the profeeeore of the college.  Witers'e Moc-Yent Levee Thou le We mod awn re le 'notion for the trwtment of Huai. The we of • ettel Wine so hurtful in ha sew* im widest, a ton bandage being wen round the body, Walla the requisite twisting power le eaPPliod by the Moe-Wain Pad and Patent Lew, Ailing with so mush wee NW downer Wet it cannot be detested. Send for Wend, the Wailer with tewitoonlels and prints to!. White end Oa, (Limited) itin, Pleadilly, London. Do not buy of °henget., whO one eell en ner•71011 of our Nor-Mate. J. White and Co hew not any yenta. Berwawitan Nit•Bl.7 50 Trans.—White'. Celebrated MOO' Main Tewees. Single Trews, bow 10s., Double Trustee, from yee. Sent free Was oinewesion end powt few