Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1882-01-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

CELL.—Late on Sun- THE AMERICAN IRON TR IDll.—The Iron. facility placed in their way. The teats on hear.) He would thank them for the cordial Mr MARK RommsoN, of Stockton, in reply, day night Edward Coles, traveller in the nlentier's cablegram, dated Friday, saysstrips cut lengthwise or crosswise of the manner in which they had received the men- thought the-water way connecting Middles. employ of a gas-fitting Arm, was found to "Scotch Pig iron is again dearer, and stocks plate shall bear an ultimate tensile strength Won of his name. A few years ago, when Mr brough and Stockton had been improved in have committed suicide, by tvisoning, in a are rapidly decreasing. Cleveland pig is also a shade stronger, bat hematites are of 31 tons per square inch of section, with Gjers was Prestdent of the Institution, he a manner which redounded the greatest cell at Haleeowen gaol. On the previous day an elongation equal to at least 16 per cent, mentioned that somebody bad written to the credit on the business intelligence of the deceased was arrested for committing a, fraud hardly as firm as last week. We have a on a length of eight lecher] before fracture. newspapers, under the name of Vulcan, two towns. Perhaps the jealousy which had by forging cheques. He appeared to be better enquiry for scrap, but only a moderate market for old rails. Tinplates are much , Also strips are to be heated to a low cherry stating that the Cleveland Engineers were one time existed was to be expected when greatlydietreesed, and after pertakingof some • rod, and cooled in water of 82 deg. Fahrenheit pursuieg a phantom called eteel. He told the ancient town saw that the young child tea he fell down, and immeinstely afterwards stronger, with a tendency to higher rates, although at present these are quotably unmet, stand bending double round a curve them that he would hever cease running of enterprise possessed such advantages with expired. Underneath his collar was founds of which the diameter is not more than three after it until ho had got it, (Hear, hear.) regard to the ma-beard.- He believed, how- packet containing strychnine. changed." '. times the thicknets of the plate tested. In Since that time belied successfully overcome ever, that such a feeling had long since While a children's service was being held The Premier has issued a letter to his supporters in the House of Commons calling addition to this, angle bars are to he subjected Most of the difficulties, and now they. were ; passed away, and that the towns would corn- on Sunday in a school-room underneath the attention to the fact teat mattere of a pressing ,to a cold teat by being bent flat, and then making as much as 3,e00 ions of . steel per I bine to make the steel industry the means of Primitive Methodist Chapel, Caledonian' dent:led backwards. When in crossing the week. (Loud applause.) I cementing themselves more closely together. road, London, some decorations on the walls interest will at the earliest practicable date Atlantic you find yourself in a thick fog on Mr J. G. Sine, in proposing " The (Ipplanse). (taught fire, and a panic entailed, the children be submitted to the House of Commons, I the Newfouuolaud bank, with no slackening Engineering, Iron, and Steel Industries of 1 Mr EDWIN Jtents (Jones, Dunning, and Co.) rushing to the doors and shrieking "Fire." and urging the necessity of members' attends of the speed of the engines, when the tern- Cleveland," remarked that, as an old inhabiI also replied. At the same time the ordinary evening ser- same on the 7th. perature of the water falls somewhat tent of the district, he could tell them that; Mr J. F. Wiesen proposed "The Tees vice was being held in the chapel itself, and A