Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1889-06-01 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

BOARD OF GUARDIANS. I keep him from letting out secrets, but when they Dees and gallantry to the mew of the Rose. -The fortnightly meeting of the Middles!' rough i are alone together she talks very gently and Board of Guardians was held on Thursday at ' e"." 'y to him. Some ladies reverse this the Board-room ill the Municipal Buildings, the Process. (Laughter.) They should give her all chairman (Alderman Balmer) presiding.-The tie credit that she gave her husband, for Clerk (Mr T. Johnson) reported that daring the ' her love shielded and protected him. If anyone last fortnight there were 2,493 persons on the was wicked there Was more need to give him out-relief list at a cost of £351 178 10d, as against fair play. The lecturer proceeded to delineate 2,731 in number and Via) ,s,e 21 in cost in the ! tbe argument of the play, criticising mainly the corresponding period last year, a decrease in conduct of htsebeth in his misery. He then number of 23& and in cost of £47 51 4d. thread to the attitude of Lady Macbeth, whom The number of paupers in the Workhouse was he dimeribed as bearing up wed so long as she 534, as compared with 611 late year, and 564 Mat I thought she meld do something for her haaband, Boma day, a decrease thus year on lest of 77, I and as breaking dovrn utterly when he was gone. and this Board day on last of 30. The balance i The sleep-walk iug scene was read and interpreted in the treasurer's hands amounted to £L,554 les H. ,as the result of tortured imagination. The fat The case of the boy William Wzirbt, who had I tete she slept in a lighted room showed her been apprenticed to a shoemaker at Yarrn, again 1 terror inehe dark ueas. Though she has lost her came up for col:reiteration, when Alderman eternal , life she cannot do without light so long Fidler asked that the matter should be referred as she is in ibis life. lien guardian angel is a back to the Workhouse Committee for considers- lamp lighted. Seeing whet she has come to, this tiou, me there were special reasons for t doing a -auge woman wandering about like &dead body aoe_ereio was accordingly agreed to._ i with a devil in it was a most terrible sight, aid Mr Henderson commented on the action of the the whole story of that horrible night was Stockton Magistrame in reducing an order of unique in our dramatic literature. The .Lecturer mitinteuance from 4s to 2e in the case of a man proceeded to dismiss the helpless attitude of named Lamb, summoned before them in respect IMacbeth after his lady's death, and wound up an of the support of his mother, considering that 1 Intere"ing lecture by a peroration on the lesions it was a reilection on the Relief Committee.-The ' to be learned from the drama.-At the close, on Workhouse Committee's minutes coutained the I the motion of Mr Thos. Wrightson. J.P., seconded report of the Inspector. Mr Knowles, by Acr Wm. Wilt twee. J.P., the audience accorded on the Workhouse, which, after dealing ! a hearty vote of thanks to the Lecturer. with some minor points, closed with the remark that he was perfectly satisfied that Mr Bray was doing his beet in the mauagement of the Workhouse.-Another item in connection with the Workhouse Committee's minutes was the conduct of the boys' warden, named Ward, the committee being of opinion that it would be better for the discipline of the " house " if he were dismissed at once.-The Board acted on the suggestion.A letter was read from Dr. Knott, of the Cottage Hospital, North Ormesby, stating that the mese of attempted suicide recently admitted there was characterised by symptoms of lunacy, and he suggested that the Board of Guardians should attend to the matter, and send the case to York. The Board considered that as the man was not a pauper they cond. trete no action in the matter. 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