Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-03-12 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

DEPRESSION. do:ma:eels showing beyond doubt on which a versge duration of which is 61 years._ The total ; side the troth lay. If she had anceeeded in ... o  book  -thus  is iie-d  under • will  land took Osborne  die/re-167a: the jewels, intimately Lad have  asmB4+lll44it  Indeed,  ... _ . assets of the Company has been raised during the On Wednesday, at the Crown Rotel, Sunniyear from £12,579,d70 to £14,623,627, the increase , n . 'e, near Tow Law, Mr J. T. Proud, the oortner, thus being L 2043,757. The increase in MD was only 4.1,633,714, so that it will be 604)11 that the heldl an m enquiry into the circustamies attending wealth a the Company is is Teasing in the same the untimely end oi Matthew Leigh, • miner, aged ratio as its business is intending. During the fit years cil age, whose body was found on five years. 1887-91, the asset+ have grown from Sunday in the West Theruley Colliery reservoir. 66,811,954 to £14,623,627, thus showing that. "the demnaial had eOl worked any for the development has LOCII most marked OE &beat ten ntont.ee, on ncconn, of chr ,nic recent ysars. It may be noted that on bronchitis, which latterly drweleprd into nervous fourth of the population of Great Britain and , debility, and had been somewhat low in ehie.ts. Ireland are assured by this Company a 811411114 before fear o'clock on Sunday afternoon most remarkable fact in view co! the many other he left his hoes' separeutly in his usual health, insurance companies now extant. The adapts- stating that he was just gong for a walk befor i Way of the industrial assurance by the weekly tea Not long after a young wornai named Polly paymi.nt system to the wants of the public is Weatherell was walking on the railway to Tow strongly illustrated by the fa 3ct that out of 233.35 Law when shs saw • man climb over the wall from policy-holders, whose premiums cover from 150 to the turnp,ke road, and then run dawn towards the .£lOO each, no less than 54,777 have debt erateti pond, and climb the wire fencing. She saw chosen to pay their premiums weekly. Tne par- him no more, as Care is a six-foot embankment ticulars gi‘en also e amcd a glimpse j„to the before the edge of the water is reached. She nature of the business transactol, and show that turned back and looked into the pond, but could while it is spreading laterally it is at the same not see anything. She then went on to the turntime rising higher, and year by year issuing • Ole road, and on looking down at the wa..er larger number of policies as well as a steadily iii- thought she observe.] something black. Two boys creasing number of larger polices. In this eon. came up, and she asked them if they could tell her fiction it must not be overlooked that the what the dark object in the water was. "It is • business of the industrial branch is conducted at pie. of tin," said one of the boys, peering into the the extreinelj mo.lerste expense ratio of 10 per cent, pond. Not being satisfie I she sent one boy down and that the bonus is decide-By good, and seems to the water's edge, and he at °Ace shouted, "I think likely to be well maintained in the future. Above it is a man," She then went down to the house of all, the security of the Snooty ought to stimulate a Mr Hodgson at the pit, and reported the occurpublic confidence, seeing that nesrly fifteen minim; , mime, and he and a Mr Gill, the colliery engineer, of insets are invested in the very best securities got the body out, the girl meanwhile stopping by that can be found in the money market. i the side of the pond.—The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide whilst temporarily insane," and made no recommendation übout the fencing of the pond.  I, her wilful and cOrrupt Istrjnry, in obtaining a verdict in her favour, her old friends Major and Mrs Hargreave would have left the • court with • stain of indelible ignominy. He ilia lordship) W 8.3 aware of her condit:ou and her frail health, and of the restoration c f the jewellery and the misappropriated money. Ile should take . into eone.deration that she li;ist surrendered herself to justice, and confessed hcr guilt, and that Mrs Ilar=reave ;wad recommended her to mercy. He then paeled sentence of nine months imprisonment with hard labour, ezpininine that she wood be sesn by the prison doctors. and that the hard labour wouid b sudi ts.c her frail state of health enabled ner to perfo-m. i'risoner was quite overcome on hearing her sentence, and had to Im supported by two female attendants rut she was e..-.1-uiucted fro.o the dock to the cells below.  ' Rev. R. Shindler, and being published by Loin Passmore and Alabaster, it is the only authorised life of Mr Spurgeon that can be obtained. In fool, a melancholy intereet attaches to the work, ins'. roach as the man portion of 11. written as if the subject were Mal alive, and a- it the last work which claimed Mr Spargeon's during his -1 illness was the supervision e proof sheets. chapter *rings the • - " trans ation The F