Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1899-01-13 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

ILLNESS OF MRS. NICHOLLS. Prince Christian will probably go to Gotha as at the house, and on entering an upper room was an omnibus, and was thrown to the ground. She Mrs. Camilla Nicholls, who is now under Bens the representative of the Queen to attend the feshorrified at finding on the floor the body of a was at once taken to Westminster Hospital, where fence for the manslaughter of her servant girl, tivities in celebration of the silver wedding of the woman stark naked. The visitor immediately in- , she died shortly after her admission. Popejoy, and who is lying in Westminster Hoe- Duke and Duchess of Coburg, which begin on the formed the police, who returned to the house with I A Coroner's jury at Leeds byre returned a pital, is in a very serious condition. Indeed, during Neither the Prince of Wales nor the Duke , 23 d r . her. The body was discovered to be that of a verdict of " Accidental death" in the case of Annie the past week her death was daily expected. The of York can conveniently leave England at handsome woman, about •28 years of age, well Metcalfe, wife of the head gardener at Swinton operation for tumour in the stomach was, it is present. nourished, with fair complexion and abundant park, near Masham, who, while decending a bill, said, delayed too long. Mrs. Nicholls receives black hair, and evidently belonging to a good class lost control of her machine, and was thrown to the every attention from the two prison wardresses the death of the Duke of Northumberland, will be of society. No signs of violence were visible on ground, sustaining fatal injuries. and hospital nurses, who watch her night and day, , I hear that the Garter which is vacant through given to the new Duke, who will also succeed his There was a pair of boots in the room, and the body, which lay on some rags on the floor. woman's green jacket and part of a chemise were but she rarely speaks, and is often unconscious for father as Lord-Lieutenant of Northumberland. a hours together. It is generally believed, however, The late Duke was appointed to the Lord-Lieufound in an adjoining apartment, while in a room I that she will recover. If so she will complete her tenancy by Lord Beaconsfield in 1878 on the resigbeneath the police discovered a straw hat. Nothing This time it is the " Fitzgerald Machine Battery sentence in the ordinary manner. nation of the late Lord Grey. else, however, was found in the building. The Gun," which can fire at the rate of eight shots per Lord Hopetoun kissed hands on his appointment remains were removed to a mortuary. second, under any test, however severe and pro- SUICIDE TO SET HER HUSBAND FREE as Lord Chamberlain at Osborne on Wednesday longed, of rapid, continuous lire, and abroge,ting , A most pitiful case of a young wife's misthe fierce teat which is generated usually by sus- ;of offiee and his gold key. The Lord Chamberlain tamed rapid fire. The" Admiralty and Horse Guards placed devotion came before the coroner at South- evening, when the Queen delivered to him his wand is in future to be ex officio the Chancellor of the end-on-Ses on Tuesday afternoon, when he Gazette" pronounces it a success, and describes inquired into the death of Mrs. Elsgood, aged Vs. in Victorian Order, and the Queen invested the tests employed. It declares that at the end She committed suicide after a wedded life of Lord Hopetoun with the chain and badge of that of over 800 rounds the barrels were quite cool. barely two months. The husband, in his evidence, decoration. Her Majesty has also decided that The solution had at last been found of a hitherto swore that he had never had an angry word with insoluble problem. However rapid the action of is to be always held by the Keeper of the Privy the office of Registrar and Secretary of the Order the mechanism of the gun one tier of barrels is al- the deceased, but the landlady of the house in ways loaded. The gun possesses two tiers of which the young couple lived deposed that they had I' • Purse so Sir Fleetwood Edwards is also a member barrels (Lee-Metford), your in each tier. The quarrelled terribly, and that Elsgood took his box officio. weight is 150Ib. The gun is so mounted on its away, sayingthat "he wasgoing to be single again." Lord James of Hereford has a valuable living stand that it can be immediately elevated or de- The deceased left behind her some letters of a now in his gift, the rectory of Barwick-in-Elmet, •esiessed to any angle. most pathetic character. In one of them she re-; near Leeds, which is worth over £