Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1880-03-06 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

STARTING OF SKERNE IRONWORKS.— Mr W. Beckett Denison, Sir H. Selwin- The works of this Company, which have been Ibbetson said it was his intention to proceed laid off since the failure last May, have this with the Post Office (Iloney Orders) Bill, week been re-started, some puddling furnaces but certain modifications would be made in having beeu put on. The plate mills will it.—The Chancellor of the Exchequer, hi almost immediately be eet in operation, and reply to Mr.C. B. Denison, moved that the by the beginning of next week it is expected case of Mr C. E. Grissell, who was sent to that 400 or 500 men will be at work. This ia Newgate for breach of privilege, and the last of the Darlington manufactured ironreleased after a day's imprisonment by the works which remained to be brought into prorogation of Parliament. be taken into operation. consideration next day.—Mr Otway put a James Fenwick, respectably connected, question as to the alleged Government committed suicide by cutting his throat in programme for the settlement ot Afghanis- a very determined manner on Wednesday tan; but the Chancellor &sited that morning at his residence, Claypath, notice of the question should be given.— Durham. Fenwick, who had been out Mr Biggar drew attention to the question of employment some months, was in an of Lord Castlereagh and Home Rule, and as- almost destitute condition, and lately had serted, on the authority of Dr. Q nein, that his been greatly troubled by family disagreelordship had promised to be neutral upon the merits. He was charged before the Magismatter.—Lord Castlereagh, in reply, again tra' es a week ago for allowing his children to denied that he gave any promise, directly or go neglected about the streets. His eldest indirectly, with regard to Home Rule.—Mr girl was sent to the Penetentiary,which prey Sullivan charged his lordship with a "lapse ed upon his mind. of political memory."—Lord Hartington said Trustworthy private advices from Now the House would accept Lori Castlereagh's York announce the imminent collapse of the explaeation as being absolutely correct, but great wheat "ring." whose operations during it seemed as if his friends had takea leaven- the past two or three months have had such tage of a misapprehension to further a disastrous effect on the American grain his election. After some further markets. Sips of a break-up are multiplyconversation the subject dropped.— ing daily, and freights are consequently Sir Stafford next, in reply to Mr Dillwyn, rising with extraordinary ralidity. A week made a statement as to the business ego cargo -s were almost unobtainable at of the House, aud announced that on twopence per bushel, but by Saturday last Thursday he proposed to introduce a Bill matters had so improved that shippers had for the allocation of the six vacant seats, to pay from fiverence to sixpence for tans-The House having gone into Committee of rort to Europe. Supply, Colonel Stanley (Secretary for War) Truth is great, and will prevail." This old prointroduced the Army Estimates, and verb may be well and aptly quoted with reference to explained in detail the various vote.), the _l)Eystneavßaamis aro e't r t HOREHOUNDwhich cannot oetNa whole being passed with very little dis- 0-1 grinsaid that for Coughs , Cells, Hoarseness, BrioncUSsioll. chitis, Asthma, or any affection of the Chest anti --- Lungs it stands unrivalled. In Bottles, Is lid and In the House of Lords on Tuesday the Is )4—Agent for Middlesbrough: Robson, Chemist ii. Linthorpe-roal ; Stockton Wm. Clarke, 1, .. Duke of Richmond, in reply to Lord High-street : tiartlepoel : Jackson 8r0e164, Hie L WaTeneY) said it was impuSeible to state itttat,  !!1  . 4. ,i .. 4 ' -....::,i1..':;!.:',.-:;.4 .:'''''''; liti.' ..1,.;  I,