Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1889-06-29 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

DURHAM.— gaitMAn Inn. Clayoath. Durham, on Friek Coroner Maynard held et inquest on the yf Mary Kellett (181, a domestic servant, emmitted suicide by throwing herself from l'rebears Bridge into the flyer at Durham . hlrsday morning.—The father of deceased identified the body. Annie Barbara Robin .J the deceased had been in service at her rc house from January last She was rue girl. Nothing hisi happened, so far as ,w, to disturb the girl. She went to bed .ii quarter-past ten oa Wednesday night. half-past six on Thursday morning she but did not answer. Witness went '..er room, and found her absent. The hod ,is thoUtA it had not been slept in. Wit:mtieed nothing particular about the de-, Jury found that the deceased had , tied snicide whilst temporarily insane.  . MAXI) Cfneems r,Ancamy Haegerr , On Wednesday at the Stockton Bankruptcy Court James Dunniug, hairdresser and newsagent, , FoOTIIALL. Thursday night last ; a meeting 03 the Ceeeeeeee end l'ortesek-lane, Stockton. was examined in elide Charity Cup committee was held bankruptcy by Mr J. R. Stribbs, J.P., 11:311esbrough for the purpose of die. Official Receiver. His statement of affairs - the moneys raised by the recent , showed liabilities to toe amount of £97 all competition. The Mayor (Mr Rayltou : 13e 10d. and &mete valued at £l6 le fat p sided.—The hon. sec. ('Jr J. Reed; , leaving • deficiency of Ael 12e id.— The debtor re -erorted that the total receipts amounted said he commenced bounces twelve years ego • e's lid. The medals cast 122 56 61 and with about £3O capital. His insolvency had been , Caused by bad trade, sickuess. and destrue- ileaing that and other expenses there . alanes of £564 17s 5d left.—lt VMS de- tile of part of his stock and Miter's Lo divide the amount as follows :—North by fire in September lase lie had been aware inermary and North Ormesby Cottage of his insolvency for about nine months. but had H.:eteial. Middlesbrough, £l2l 12s 6d each. as continued to contract debts in the ordinary way of business in the hope that trade would ....neared with £45 19s Id received by each , eeution last year; Stockton Hospital gee ; improve. His household and personal expenses . ;en Hospital, 133; 13roltou Hospital, £.1:0 10s ; had been very small. He filed his petaion earimatao Hospital, Lee ee 3,3. The „m to prevent a Manchester f nu, to whom he owed 10e WA voted to the Coattiam Celerities. an account for newspapers, realisiug Tinder an , execution which they had lamed aeoeust , Herne for the purchase of tickets to be used He had lost money as a bookmaker and as a members of clubs Tees-side.—Votes of • .ts terminated the meeting, backer of horses, which he bad carried on during li o spec.al session of the South Durham lug Saturday afterthe past five years. In betting trausactions deron ing the e foundras the money to pay his gambling five years he had lost aimut g iLthodist New Connexiou Chapel, kindly Lodge was held at Iliddiestene Moor in • £4so' traneactions out of the profits he made in his Lee r the occasion. The District Chief Tern- ""'"negg' ring the past two years John Shot-ton bed been his betting partner, and the ere. Jas. J. Woods, Hartlepool, presided. had Pat about £5O each.—The examination y wee. _rtee by all the executive officers. The - t degree was conferred upon several appli. ; A petition in favour of Mr Stevenson's