The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1891-03-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

WWI 400-6111 passed when  A lb i.,....- , hese apsuera..—, .. _..-.... death at ~ . Amber lthe warder el Cap- ' from almost everywhere, the reports are equally tam & Peter , master of the ship Buckingham, cheering. on October L while on a voyage from Dundee At the Home Office on Tuesday Mr Matthews ow to New York. dince the trial a sailor, who was calved a deputation representing the silk industry on the Buckingham at the time of the murder, I of Great Britain; and in replying to their reprohas made an important statement, which was sent sentatiens, said the Factories and Werksiops Bill to the Home Office, in response to which the ! beiug now before the Grand Committee on Trade, governor of Kirkdale Gaol on Sunday waived inti- suggestions in regard to it should be made to mere. mation of respite. bore on the Committee, bet the deputation had At Antrim Assizes in Belfast on Tuesday W. J. , continued him in the view he had already formed Fletcher, Samuel Thomas Andrews, Robert Mackey, I —namely, that the raising of thelimit of age foe the ' and Thomas Stewart were found guilty of con- 1 employment of children was not advisable, either spiracy to chest the public by means of fraudulent I in the interests of the children themselves or in i ballots organised on behalf of certain Belfast foot- ! the interests of trade. ball clubs. Fletcher, who was a jeweller in Rye I The flo,istrar General reports that the annual Avenue, Belfast, and Andrews, who secured by , rea of reorislity last week in twenty-eight great trickery the first and second prizes in one parting I towns of Englaad and Wiriest avenged 21-9 pee lar ballot, were sentenced to six months' imprison- ! 1,000 of their aggregate population. The rate in merit, Stewart was sentenced to four months', and I Birkeeheed was 16; Birmingham, 10; Blackberry Mackey to three months' imprisonment, all with 1 36; Bolton, 21; Dradford, 20; Brighton, 20; Briahard labour. I to!, 20; Cardiff, 26; Derby, 12; Halifax, 28; Bud, A most deliberate case of suicide hes just been ! dersfield; 33; Hull, 21; Leeds, 24; Leicester, 20; reported from the village of Weetnewton, in Cum- 'ld, erpool, 22; - London, 20; Manchester, 28; Newberland. Sarah Burgess, a middle-aged woman , castle, 27; Norwich, 21; Nottingham, 17; Oldham, prior to hanging herself, appears to have molly; ! 29; Plymouth, 24; Portsmouth, 29; Preston, 29; prepared and arranged for her interment. She not ! Salford 22; Sheffield, 20; Sunderland, 20; Vifolonly wrote two letters to hew friends respecting the verhamPton, 27. The rate in Edinburgh was 23; disposal of her furniture and the charge of her two Glasgow, 32 ; Dublin, 28. daughters, but actually got out the linen ready for Al the annual raeeting of the North Wales Miners' the corpse, and baked the cakes to be coristuned at. Permanent Relief Society, now mustering 13,000 the funeral, and when all was ready took a rope members, held at Wreri am on M, nday, Mr George and hanged herself in a shed in a field some distance Thomson, of Revlon, who has been president since away. the formation of the Society, thirteen years ago, Mr and Mrs Kendal were driving from the marred owing to failing health. He reported as theatre to their hotel at Brooklyn on Saturday his successor Sir Warian Williams-Wynn, who has last when the horses of their carriage ran away. promised an annual subscription of £lOO as his After proceeding for some distance at, a great pace contribution to the fond as a mining lessee—Mr the carriage came into collision with a lamp-post, Thomsen's proposition was unanimously agreed to. and the driver was hurled from his box, both —During lest year 1,417 members were d!sabled, horses at the same time being thrown to the and 20 killed; 104 witiows aid 209 children are .groand. Mite Kendal resolved * antece shock, and receiving annuities. _ was carried to. a dm& store in the vicinity in a, On Tuesday at, Maireitestar lite application for • - - - condition. After restoratives Ind been license for the Manoliester Thm4re of Varieties -ea; however; she revised, and it was was renewed. rat the Slam of !VID evidence the , Ant neither the -nor Mr Kendra bad Chairmen said so the matter imam looked, upereas _.....amilatar Injuries hem the arechient ma of publieinsportatese, hersigile say that Melt -Ramat regatta of phosionteeel hick on the park magistrates had voted as to- whether or not Ili 'of punters. jibthe gaming tables have attracted