Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1888-06-30 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THE SUICIDE OF A BRIDE. .y suitable craft on your ----.--should be properly fitted The &nee Staffordshire Coroner held an in. amert of light guns. in quest atWeet Bromwich last Satunday concerning at short notice it would be. 4, tte,• death of Ann Phillips, aged 20, who cone , should be pieced at the die meted suicide on Wednesday, when her lover, a 1 partment for a short period men Panted Scott, did not put in an appearance exercise each year. 'These at the church at which it was arranged they I co-oekeration.whieh embrace should be married_ It was stated in evidence li of the military requirements. that Scott was a married Mll4.—The Coroner eted, moderate in extent, and I said Scod's conduct -was abominable, and that he be very desirable to supple. ' deserved a tborough horsewhipping.--Soott further contributions to. promised to *Mend the inquest, but broke hie tien of the whole of the word.—The jury returned a verdict that the de,oh I have Ms, specified ceased committed suicide while temporarily y opinion desirable, but insane. the colour of my cloth and advs.', measures which will beer' smitten as more vital to Your Tears to me to be of each ex. or you to secure your mole being captured or molested entrance to your ports. vessels entering or quitting regulation of traffic 111 tims you are no doubt aware, st importance. As regards may perhaps inform you that taps were taken some time .nitely fixed, and no doubt an soon be wonted out by your n consultation with naval extensive shipbuilding yards you have great facilities for • h of your floating defences. rro you what measuree the or War on behalf of the War .. to adopt. provided it is efforts have been made by the in assisting the improvement • vs already described what e War Department in the .marine mining defences of -.. tary of State for War is de the necessary quick-firing the protection of the mines. . provide three 6-inch mins to meet a possible attack d to shelter the shipping at ports. This arrangement, • Coating defence, would no rge measure of protection, 'piste as the defence I ad' If I may be permitted to you. I would deprecate a .. these proposals at the no doubt some time will be full consideration. When been arrived at the be for you to communicate rctary of State for War. • of your efforts should. I to securing -not only the .r your delenecs, but what is great importance—Lem probe whole of the local forces defences, exercising them teal duties they would bare of war. I may perhaps although I have had no nary inspecting any other 1 ngineer Volunteers, I have perfectly capable of underected with the defoneeof this necessary guns acid other .g, and they are organised he manner I have just a remarks I have been rua.k. void being understood as an like game measures. As the Commander-in-Chief at Liverpool, "There is no nt there is always danger if to meet anything that may ose speech His Royal certain remarks upon the alities, which I may per, eat communities are those e connnre to go and tell tell the Government. ' we o of ourselves, but we must nt, we are taken care oL . you, the Governrneet, in yes. If you say. 'lf yen ~ p you,' you may depend 'et you." In conclusion, I . a proper organisation of . means of defence proilernilton and I advocate, ye resources as a reserve, . the best of my belief, be  lao addressed tbo meeting, DeCOSSlty.for the provonon  'soured with torpedoes. or e guns, thcse latter being adapted to the meanest I Tees wanted was for three in thick and dirty weather by surprise, and to come g force and the engineers. offm.ent nailitsry resources, cruiser that attempted to lartlepool was in a more  iguir-ed something more; regulations by which lee colours could be de.. .  the. harbour, Another  WAil the organisation of is : and it was a vary at the proportion of naval . .  volunteers 'should Le an one aval force in Glesgow and a force would be raiFed !criid be pr,Tided for the )old be no diiiienlty on the in eluding instructors  ; were very much obliged and Admiral Mimilton n of what wa.s neeesary ised a vote of thanks to  'Mayor of West Hartle! the speakers hal given natter fey consideration_  to act in concert st—itit tleprol, Middlesbrough, ottring to carry out the t-teneral !itch-alma and  of Hartlepool, supported a hi a similar strain. and Iyor of Stockton who also aid that if Iliddlesbrough ht relit in peace ; but the t would not act so selfirhly sponsibility to Midlesbe quite ready to cor.trihe time came.  )LEREIRO, cin said he wee  eh he wan about to put le oldest inhabitant in the a geneeiran who was a 1-43tauge he was 91. and ely intereat in anything et and the people in Mid ben carried, and after • accorded to the Mayor .4.2  10Y TO