The Northern Guardian. — 1897-03-29 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

HALF-A-DOZEN best Nickel Tea Spoons given to the purchaser of a \Willing Ring stn. Lamb's. The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. National Telt. phone, No. 4,l6l.—Adet  Lord SaliAbury arrived at Nice on Saturday, and proceeded to his villa La Bastide at Beaulieu.  The Lord Chancellor, on his visit to Derby, which is fixed for April 9th, will open the handsome new County Court and Inland Revenue Offices, a function in which the High Sheriff of the County and the Mayor and Corporation of Derby will take part, and afterwards he will preside over the Derby School prize distribution.  W. MaxwaLL, Jeweller and Silversmith. The Finest and Largest Stock to choose from. An inspection will convince. Surtees and Scarborongh Streets.—Advt.  Lord Monk Breton passed a quiet day yesterday, and last night it was stated that there was no further diminution in his strength. His condition, however, still remains very critical.  Sir William Harcourt continues to progre,.s satisfactorily. Sir Henry Irving will unveil the xtatue of Mrs Sarah Siddcns on Paddington Green on 11th next.  A re,eption was given at the Hotel de Ville. Paris, on Saturdly afternoon, in hon9ur of Dr. and Mrs Nansen.  APTOL AND STERL PILLA for FADThies, a Frenen remedy for all irregularities and I )13,truction,., superseding bitter apple. vii eochine. pennomval. Priem, 4. 6d, post free. Obtainable only from Martin voreign Chemist. Sontharopton.—Advt.  Lord Abinger's eldest sister, the Honourable F,lla Scarlett, is studying surgery at the L,,ndon Hospital.  Mr Alfred Pease, M.P., who was elected for the Cleveland Division during his absence in Somaliland, has left Aden on his way home, and is expected in London about ten days hence. He brings with him quite a load of trophies, representing to some extent the big game which fell to his gun. The "hag" included three lions and an elephant, besides many wild animals of lesser importance.  WATURMAHRR and Jl3Weller. For Rr1)0414 of every description, best and cbeAp&t, try W. Maxwell, Stirteee and Searborongh Streeta.—Advt.  Owing to a very severe attack of influenza Mr Jelin Dillon, M.P., has been ordered abroad during the Easter recew.  A man named John Cameron died on Saturday night at Middleton. Durham. from injuries received from dynamite. It is alleged that he committed suicide by placing a cartridge in his mouth.  At Middlesbrough on Saturday Michael Grant, labourer, was committed for trial charged with ,wounding Peter McCaskill, barman at the Grangetown Hotel, on the 6th inst., by stabbing him.  The living of Holy Trinity, Darlington, has been offered by the Archdeacon of Durham (the Yen. Dr. Watkins) to tne Rev. Cecil Henry Rolt, M.A., now curate of Bensham, near Gateshead. Mr Rolt lathe son of the Rev. H. G. Rolt. of Seacombo Lodge, Canterbury.  Bin your Spectacles% at the practical Octician's. from Is per pair. and suited to the &Olt by the Optotneter, Best Brazilian Pebbles at 74 6d per pair, at H. Lamb's. The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Weet Hartlepool. National Telephone. No. 4.161. Advt.  The vicar and churchwardens of Ottringham are hoping to obtain shortly a loan of £l2O from the Ecclesiastical Buildings Fire Office, for the external repairs of the church fabric and ths church spire, which has been struck with lightning.  The Darlington carpenters and joiners in January applied for an advance in wages of one penny per hour, to date from the middle of April. On Saturday they decided to accent an offer of a halfpenny advance, bringing the wages up to 8(1 per hour.  W. Maxim 1. for Elpoetgoles ; Now Lenges. while you wait.—Surtees and Scarborouab Street,.—Advt.  The bor employed at Watergate Celliery, Flimlv, Cumberland. who struck work because they were not granted the five per cent, advance conceded to the men, have returned to work on the oil terms.  On Saturday, Charles Steers, a carpenter, of 6. Wilson Street, Monkwearmouth, who had been missing for a day or two, was found dead in his Fed, the neighbours having forced the bedroom door open.  .1. Ant, Snrgeon Dentist. and ()hermit, 2. Burn Rowl (two minutts' walk from Stranton Church). Artificial Teeth in °old Platinum or Vulcanite at lowcit charg•R rIIDIiiALPT.t with good wneg caanbhip. Advt.  On Saturday afternoon a seaman named Thos. libbinson. of 13, Victor Street, Monkwear-mouth, died suddenly from heart disease in the shop of Mr Thompson, grocer. Church Street, where he hal gone to make some purchase.  The directors of the Sunderland Theatres Company, Ltd., have declared a second interim dividend on the ordinary shares of the company at the rate of 12 per cent. per annum. Three months ago an interim dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. - declared.  .ller. The Illuminated Clock, Lynn 4.l6l.—Adet.  been subscribed at Suliderland the local commemoration of the id Jubilee, the subscribers being: (Aid. Burns), £100: Sir James t.ld. Richardson, £100: Councillor ..2100: Councillor Addison. £100; he, £5O; Aid. Coates. .225: Aid. Mrs Wilson, £25; Colonel Reed, Morgan, .£2O.  —