The Northern Guardian. — 1898-04-04 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ITEMS OF INTEREST.  Professor Stricker, of Vierruia l'niversity, died on Saturday  The Du:less of York left Mentone on Saturday on her return to London. Mr Gladstone was able to be out in the garden for some time yesterday afternoon. 11. Lamb. Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, slim Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt. Miss Jean Michilemess is suffering from a very treseirg attack of gout in the eyes. Yesterday. three men were thrown off a mourning coach at Barras Bridge, Newcastle, and injured  Sir Alfred Milner, Governor and High Cominnerioner, !eft Cape Town on Saturday for Basutoland.  Lord Hillingdon died suddenly in Wilton Church, Wiltshire, yesterday morning. Deceased was on a visit to the Earl of Pembroke.  Harrison. Watchmaker and Jeweller. Watches, Jeweller,y, and Electro Plate; Vienna Rennilators. All r( pairs are under personal supervision. Complicated watches a speciality. If others have failed to make your watch keep time try Harrison. Note the adchess, Park Road, near York Road.—Advt.  Mr W. Younger, M.P. for the Stamford Division, who has been suffering from influenza, will spend Easter with Mrs Youngcr in the Riviera. Mrs Eleanor Mara Aveling, the lady known as the wife of Dr. Aveling, the well-known author and lecturer, committed suicide on Thursday.  Sir Ralton Dixon and Co. Limited, Middlesbrc.figh, have just received orders for two steamers of 4,500 !oils. This firm have fifteen vessels now in hand.  J. Hill, Surgeon Dentist, and Chemist, 2, Burn Read (two minutes' walk from Stranton Church). Artificial Teeth in Gold, Platinum or Vulcanite at lowest charges, consistent with good workmanship.— &krt.  Sir Henty Mitchell up to last vening had, we were informed on inquiry, made nioe progress, and hopes weTe entertained of improvemmt this morning.  Mr E. W. Beckett, M.P., and Mr J. Compton, Rickett, M.P., Lave each contributed £5 towaniii the Lockwood Memorial Window for Cloughton Parish Church.  The Cabinet will hold at least one further meeting before Parliament adjt,urns for the Easter recess. Summonse3 were issued on Saturday, and the meeting will take place, it is exper2ted, to-day.  On the Clyde and at Belfast the boilermakers and iron and steel shipbuilder.; are seeking an aclyance of 5 per cent. on piece rated, and 2s on time rates. The cineetion affects about 8,000 men.  Dr Salt, Dentist, has now made arrangements for daily attendance, !tom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the usual address, 4, Scarborough Street, West fiartlepool.—Advt.  The Rev. H. Greene was on Saturday afteron admitted and liceneed to the incumbency of St. John's Church, Newcastle, by the Rev. Canon Gotigh, acting on behalf of the Bishop of New lord Berwick attained his majority on Saturday, having been born on April 2,-1877. He is the son of the late Rev. Hon. Thomas N. Noel-Hill, awl twceeeded to the title on the death of his uncle, the seventh Lord Berwick, last November.  Mr Towers, po*tratev at Cockermoutli, and ecionsly chief clerk at Kirkby Stephen, hab I•een promoted to the postmastership of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire. The postmastership at. Workirgton and Coekerrnouth are now both vacant.  Princess Victoria of Wales arrived at Cromer from Sandringham on Saturday afternoon. It is 14at4d that on her return from the Continent the Princens of Wales will my a visit to Cromer during Princess Victoria's star, which is to extend over a few weeks.  R. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone. 4.l6l.—Advt. The ballot of the South Wales miners has resulted in a majority of 30,372 against giving their leaders plenary to% ers to negotiate with the coalowners for a new sliding Fcale agreement. More collieries stopped on Saturday, and there are at least sixty tlicusand men- out. The Duke of Coburg has been successfully operated upon, and it is hoped taat His Royal Highness will quickly reTain his strength. The Duke's health is, at present, however, giving cause for considerable anxiety, as he suffers from extreme lassitude, caused by want if slrep. Half-e -Doren best Nickel Tea Spoons given to the rurchasm of a Wedding Ring at H. Lamb's. The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. National Telephone, No. 4,l6l.—Advt.  At a meeting of the Berwick Unionist Association on Saturday night, a resolution was passed ex. pressing sympathy with Lord Salisbury in his illness. which it ;vas felt was the result of his cievotion to the interests of the empire, and sysuring his Lordship of support and continued tjutidence.  Her Majesty the Queen has intimated her intintion to present new colours to the Royal Berketire Militia. (3rd battalion Princess Charlotte of Wales's Royal Berkshire Reeiment) in May. The battalion will be taken to Windsor for the ceremony on a tiny not yet fixed between the 9th. and 21st.  "a deed of mortification" Mr William Houldsworti. merchant, of Glasgow, has given £5,600 to facilitate and encourage t,pecially scientific study and research in the University of Glasgow. The gilt is in rm.oguition of the distinguiiihed services to scientific research cf Lord Kelvin during his 50 yecrs' incumbency of the Chair of Natural Philosoplry.  H. LaMPP Aqua-Crptal Spertarles are the hest. Try them, 3e 6d per pair. The Illowinated Clock. Lynn Street. National Telephone, No. 4,l6L—Advt.  'rho funeral of three earls took place on Sat; lirday. The remaina of the Earl of Stafford. were interred at Wrotham Park, Barnet, the docease4 reer's country seat. and tlic! Earl of Cawdor was buried at Stackpole •Elidor Church. near Stack. pole Court, Pembrokeshire, the ceremony being of a semi-private character: whilst the body of the Earl of Suffulk and Berkshire was cremated at Woking.  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