Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-05-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SINNING AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. The Rochester Police to-day &treated Mary Egan, a young woman, on a charge of abandoning her infant child on a doorstep on Monday tught last. The baby, when found, was taken to the Workhouse.—Dr. Walter Buchanan, the Medicaid °Meer, retognisino the vaccination marks on the child's arm as haying been made by himself, gave the police a clue whmh led to Egan.' arrest.— The accused said she deserted the child because she was afraid to take it to her parents house.  A violent thunderstorm, accompanied I,y :leo& of rain, broke out last night. Rain fell in such torrents that in a very short time houses in the Eden Valley district were flooded, some being two feet deep in water. Large tracts of meadow and pasture land are lying under water this looming. Daring the storm Mr bittlefahr, of Hartley, one of the principal tonsn:. farmers in the county, was thrown from his trap and seriously injured, the horse taking fright at the violence of the storm.  --..-.-••• --.....,..,-,..1 ...........WwqWWEBBWIIWwwWWI W•wrgiwWWW 4WWWWWWW.O.Bar . . than the very presence He had been absent from the courtier a few dem reforring toacerpient eleismassibist led lass Owe DEsPRittiTt ATTACH WI A WWI 1 , municipal buildings which but nothing serious was apprehended The' fe the mhrilli elknerpheris in • Mihilditeitiin within AMD emoted in Mestdahl-10114, whilst Right Hon. Air Charles Parker Butt was hem the lest slew yam, mid :Mr 0111Mlbintitit had Marly rbi. . . sesslstwf4' Froidedeb Mama, shomeallim 'ef the public library in George-street in WO, and was the third son of the ' kairefereset Mireekorar hew isioisigas lows se soma_ Ka* atf e Illaa Bev. Phelps John Butt of Hoorminteuth. Liberatrur.ne, ' • violet OD. inerder his wide by Me -I'. Wrighteon), together with th lie was celled to she Bar in 1854, and iciest, Gaye 4,44.,..ge4rowlesdhairoatihaahiciarta Wimp moideg---7--' a ferocious at upon ha, Ida . 6 * ' being - . ' Mat /dahaal the Northers Circuit. He took silk in 1888 rnm i • hammer Whiles she yin bed. Ear Amok schools --' • 1 • party, now t was Is to the coat hilla of the Tory In February, 1874, he unsuccessfully contested -Governments Mr Chamberlain delighted to say bones were became Home Raba body, and. her life is despaired of. After the weenie In, and obis remived ) that if Gledstordans came into power there would other rev; • • • . Tamworth, but sat for Southampton in the Liberal interest from April, 1880, till be no Liberal legislation, ass injuries about the bead sibil . March, 1883, when he was appointed a judge would block the way. His reply was, "If we am In the Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division of blocked, you me paralysed." If there was one had hacam• Insensible the MOM mods • licked the High Court of Jnetice. In January, 1841, he subject ou which the mind of Great Britain *Meek with the hammer upon hewn, aged 15, who, I hi la I was appointed president of this division, and was WWI set, it was that of " One mini one vote." howevermanaged to escape by jumping hreiu thatop sworn • member of the Privy Council in February. The other day the voice of Birmingham spoke to the bottom of the staircase, after W CS he gave Judie. Jeune, in taking his seat at the Law Coon* on that s•ibject, and said in the House of Commons, information to the polies of what bad occurred. on Thursday, announced the fact, and in express- "I am pledged to the view that plural voting is fog his regret at having to make such , inconsistent with the princ'ple of our present Marrs was arrested and labia is the Police station, a sad announcement, said the less to the ' suffrage." That was an outspoken utveremos; where he later attempted to sominit suicide by ißench was irreparable. His late colleague was ! but when the lobbies were cleared the , v himself with his neckerobief. When an eminent and conscientious judge, and he vote of Birmingham went against the voice. ! A was inmasible, and blood was flowing ! always received from him most valuable assistance. After giving further evidence of the ! i —The Attorney-General, on behalf of the Bar, ex- vote going against the voice Lord Rem The - the attack of Mamsbery 1 I pressed his deep regret at the sorrowful intelli- compered the political life of Birmingham to a ' genes of the death of BO learned a judge—Sir live bird tied toe string in the hands. of • bey. The Walter Philiimore, Q.C., speaking as the reader of I bird fluttered upwards and gave a melancholy note, the Admiralty liar, also joins I, on behalf of his but when it had got to a certain height the boy colleagues, in the general expression of regret at pulled the string, and the life of the bird the learned Judge's unexpected decease. was one of slam and misery. 'The fancied advantage fos which they were nu iergoing such disadvantages was the Act of Union, On instrument bad in itself, and rendered simolately futile by the disesteblishuient of the Irish Church. The anion which they required was not , only the union of hearts, on which so much undeserved ridictie had been thrown, but a union of interests and a union of purposes. With regard to the question of Home Rule, it was not the Liberal party, but the present Prime Minister who obscured the question of lie me Rule. The Prime Minister tried several meth° Is of clouding the waters, and not with conspicuous success. The Irish Local Government Bill was only another proof of the eternal misconception on which the Tory and Unionist policy with regard 14 Ireland rested. W.th rezard to Ulster, he contended that the Liberals were not indiEerent to the claims of Ulster. They did not consider they were selling Ulster into slavery when they asked her to take her part and share in the go,. ernment of Ireland. I-et there not only be a unk,n of hearts, but a union of interest with Ireland Eugland had no r,itson to fear a,,y se% erance of Ireland from this country, or any diminut:on of her power by grantinglrelaod Home Rule. The secret of the power of the emp re wan no:. ii, flouts or arms, (Sr eteri tn.& .ores and population. Its c.aen, v, its inspiration, its bto.e, Wan in equal liberty and equal justice. da