Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-11-29 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

MORO. we MT Shipley would; dose by. The kilns being fully charged are &hewed ; siiiietteirtonrig,:letylisnday. I. have been bate:bueendneuznndrir ti,eca=ti first, dated October 16th, was as follows : : dismiss him. He had only heari from Long- Ito bum for four or five days until the mortar has at the Hereford Infirmary and Buxton end %utilised -" My dear husband, I ant very sorry in- I *gaffe that a ballot had talcen place, and that j been reduced to " eliiikee." It is then conveyed Hospital, but all to no purpose. Doctors advised me deed ior you. I cannot see my rail clear at; Longstaffe had received 16 voles; he had I along another gantry to the crueliing mill. In the that icould not expect a cure, being 64 years of ase. all of getting on. I wish I could have made you a . not been properly informs-1.-Sir Teale, summing I first intence. it runs into a stene-crusher. which Haring heard so much talk o tTudorW illiants' Paten liedgood wife. You see, my dear, it comes very hard up the defence, sad there Was only a technical , reduces it to small pieces, and it is then scooped up ! sam of Honey, I gaveeit a trial,and, tomy great surpr .;e, for ine. I have no more idea oh domestic work assault, there having been no violence used. The ;by e an elevator into a re:ai..er in the roof of the, flir firs Dtados yievgavaeym ediate freedom in breath. d blood' spitting from the lungs than a little baby. lam very 6orry we got in q ar- whole question WAS 110 t is ease of assault, but an building, which in time delivers it by sheets into dim lg. inished, bronchitis disappeared' like magic to the ried so seen. I wish we had waitel a little longer. en-has-our on the part of the Durham Miners' As- I ; grinding mills, which reduce it to an impalpable tour winds of the heavens, and ins few weess, by the I might have been able to do more, but never mind, . sociation to get an opinion from their worships, I powder; as it is ground it passes by a worm to 1 uontinual use of Tudor Williams' Balsam of Honey, 'old dear,' you may be very happy Vet. Tell dear . and a conviction to strengthen the cases which I (the foot of &needier elevator, which takes it up ; I was restored to my usual good health. I consider it mother I should like to be buried at Bow. 1 thank I were to be brought befoi.e tne County Court. If imy duty in sending you this testimoniaL-Yours, slit' d h the fin jto a separator, an ere e finer par- , needv. MRS EISBRZY you very much for Mat dress. I wish I could 1 they had proceeded against Stephenson uron Sub- tides pass through a very fine sieve, while the j Rae 25th, 1890.' 19 ' Coningsby-street, Hereford. live to wear it out. Don't sell the home, but try and i section 4, Section 13, they would practleally be -1 coarrer atoms return to the mill to be reground. ' - marry Miss Hubble. lam sure she would make you j admitting him as legally appointed checkweigh- I i The impalpable dust which the separator has 1 agoodwife. Iseemquite out of place here. My dear; I man, woich they did not.-Major Hodgson, I passed throu.,h is the cement which builders and do live. lam sure you will be able to get anonier I chairman of the Bench, interrupting • I engineers are continually using. The machinery in wife. Good-bye. God bless you. May you live long I discussion of the counsel, said the assault ; i this building is driven by a poudonerous horizontal and happy. God bless you, God bless you.-From : had been proved, and it remained for ; engine of 40 h.p., supplied by two boilers fixed in your wife, Bessie." In the second letter, dated I justification to be submitted.-Mr Teale, con- lan adjoining yard. As we have said, the plant has November sth, were the following sentences:-" 11 tinuing, said the defence was that Stephenson was I been entirely remodelled, and the manufacture is am very sorry for you. I have been very wicked; I not the proper checkweighrnan a matter which ; now carried on by the Goram process. The I have deceived you; I have made you believe that I would be entered upon before the County Court, I machinery is sufficiently powerful for an increase lam getting on all right. lam sure I don't know ! and that the men Pattime and Lowes were acting of the production by four-fold with a mere extern how to do anything at all. 1 caunot live here any I ; under instructions from their masters, and not sion of the plant; while there is ample vacant longer. I have made up my mind to die. I shall ' with animus which must be proved before a con- : j space break your heart and all our friends as welt I ! viction could be secured.-After some considerable to admit of trebling the nee of the works. The subsidia shall go out of my mind. I never ought to have consultation the Bench considered that it was I ry industries required are also suppliedon ne, premise., such as a blacksmith's forge and married at all. Pray for me that I may go to evidently a dispute amongst the men, and hoped it . a carpenter's shop • while in another shed provision heaven. God bless you, dear, and good-bye."-The would be amicably settled. So far as they were is f ' jury returned a verdict of suicide whilst temporarily concerned, they thought defendants had been made or the manufacture of bricks and in a store-hou ' 'diedul '• se is provided the mo ds requisite insane. s'e acting as they considered was their duty, and that for making annealed concrete flags, while it is in their jurisdiction was therefore ousted. That the contemplation to introduce the manufacture of men charged had acted bona-fide they had no polished concrete mantlepieces, and other oresreason to doubt. mental products. The umnageinent of the works has been entrusted to Mr Thou. Thurwell, who has been for thirty years with Mr 0. Trechmann's works at West Hartlepool. Such it the demand I for cement of good quality in the district, that it lis expected that constant employment will be found fora large number of men kindly independent of the fiuctations of the iron trade, and thus the industry will tend to the continued prosperity of Stockton.