The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1891-11-21 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

HADTL6I.I).—In loving memory of Sarah Evelyn, the dearly beloved daughter of John and Sarah Hannah Hadfield, who died November 1965, 1850. "Still to memory dear.' ?anitisa.—ln loving memory of my dear husband, John Palmer, who died on tioyeuaba 15th, 1890. Gone, but still to memory dear. fns.—ln loving menx,r,y rtf my dear husband Henry Miles, who died on the 15th November, 1890, from injuries received at Castle Eden Colliery. "Oh, or the toneh of a vaniseed hand, And the sound of a voice that is s 811." SrsirrEz.—ln affectionate remembrance of Thomas .Stamper, who died November 1465, 1890. Still to memory, dear.  itac  A woman named Simmonds, a prisoner in Maidstone Gaol,committed suicide on Tnesdayby hanging herself by means of a twisted apron. She was undergoing a sentence of six months' hard labour for housebreaking and had been extremely violent since her committal, confinement in a padded cell being occasionally necessary. She had frequently feigned illness in order to get into the hospital.—At the inquest on Wednesday morning a veraict of "Temporary insanity" was returned. At the Old Bailey, London, on W ednesday, Scott Jones (33) pleaded guilty to three charges of fraud on the proprietors of Tit-Bits, Ally Slayer's Half Holiday, and Answers. Tit-Bits offers £lOO to the next of kin of persons killed in railway accidents, provided that a copy of the current number be found on decease.d'a pergola. Prisoner concocted a repert of an accident and procured its insertion in a Dundee newspaper. lie then made a claim in respect of a young gentleman named Lambert Scott, but enquiries showed that the story was , entirely fictitious The other frauds were of • ?namely eimilaz character.— Prisoner wan sentenced to one month's imprisonment. " Onn MAN Ullll V CKrle." The ictorian Legislative Cannon has amended the One Man I One Vote BM by giving froeholdon & Gib* vote.  ---- ----A printing press, used for illegal purposes has Leen seized in St. Petersburg. There has been a rising of the peasantry in Charkoff and Ekaterinoslav owing to e,conoinical causes. It is reported that considerable bloodshed has ensued. Additional troops are being drafted quietly  in--to Odessa. Lord Ripon, addressing a great meeting at Waterfoot =Tuesday in sapport or the Liberal Candidate for the Rossendale Division, criticised the speeches of Sir Henry James, the Duke of Argyll, and Lord Hartington at the Liberal Unionist Conference in Manchester. He affirmed the determination of the Liberal party to deal not only with the Irish question, but also with every point in the Newcastle programme, whether with or without a second dissolution of Parliament. The Court of Appeal on Tuesdaygave an important judgment affecting ship owners and masters. The widow of a seaman named Hadley recovered f:500 damages, at Durham, for the loss of her husband, who fell overboard, through the bulwarks being left open, on a voyage from London to Cardiff. The 0.01116r0, Messrs Vinkney, of Sunderland, appealed against the judgment on the ground that they were not liable for the admitted negligence on the part of the ship's master. The Court endorsed their view, and allowed the appeal. In the Divorce Division on Tuesday Mr Justice Jenne had before him an application in the case of Bonaparte v. Bonaparte. The petition was that of Mrs Rosalie Clovis Bonaparte, the respondent being a son of the late Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, who acknowledged him by deed poll on October 12th, 189 L—Dir Searle moved the Court to take the petition off the fle. The petition was filed by Mrs Rosalie Bonaparte (formerly Rosalie Clovis) on the ground of the marriage on October 14th, 1891, of her husband, Louis Bonaparte, to Laura Elisabeth Scott, at St. Matthew's Church, Redkull, in the county of Surrey.—Mr Al6tiCo3l Jenne : Clearly the allegations in the petition are not enough. I shall strike it out without you apply for leave to amend.—Mr Dixon That is what I now ask to do, my lord—to amend the petition.—Mr Justice Jenne Yons petition is bad in terms, as bad as can be. I grant leave to amend, but on condition that you pay the wail; of Vie ass.