... A NOI';TH SKELTON SUICIDE. co - WORRY OVER A COUNTY COURT co 9 S17MMONS. th On _Monlay Mr William Richardson, th coroner, Guisbrougi, held an inquest or att NDrth Skelton on the body of Isa- pi bella Weatheiill (57), wife of John ta s Weatherill, miner, Richard-streel-,North di Skelton.-The evidence of the deceased's nt i husbanid went to show that they retired or to bed about ten o'clock on ...

... WlTTON FTALITY. I THE INQuf1ST. Yesterday morning, at the Vulcan Hotel, Witton, Park, Deputy-Coroner Badoock inquired into the circum- stances of the death of Alice Jane l Mary Appleby (26 the unfortunate woman who was shot at vyittou.Park on Saturday night, when the relief of Mafeking was being generally cele- ) brated. Henry Todd (24), the young i cy miner who is remanded on badl upon R A a ...

... I; THE MURDER-OF THE GERMAN MINISTER. b OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION FOREIGN COLONY V BESIEGED. LEGATIONS BURNED. d, DESPERATE SITUATION. . gi b: DISRUPTION - OF CHINA IMMINENT. T hi FOREIGNERS TO BE DRIVEN INTO THE SEA. t - . at TUAN AS DICTATOR. ALLIES REPULSED. di The news from China is not cal- 8t eulated to ellay anxiety. Anare.4y seems to have reigned at Pekin since our last direct news, and ...

... Ij r, p S Af C 4.INST A I - I ., IE L A N I) L 0 R D g. t;!~ill ek tv.lik~ ose V!r .i trt - iw 1. evf. ~ i lnfi a al i ! '1 thl'iilg Apt v4 r^.' ?? H dii ii t~'ll~ei lCi*'(o' ol Ar ! :,z; 9; \llioiil, a~li)d 'Mi T. tl * 1 U ?? hr in sKi( S i . ?? . to tloe I'li I ir ecii ronvieied' P oil itni H(( ,tir affter- ' sitting in t-he li iti ?? I of ti Iii. CIIit of which he jt 1i i s \\i. nas tol(d ...

... ON A MIDDLESBROUGH WOMAIN. J' HUSBAIND IN CUSTODY. IeA woman named Annie Connor, of g Garden-street, Middlesbrough, now lics l in a very serious condition at the North Orinesby Cottage Hospital as e the result of a Lrutal attack upon her m by her husband, from whom, it is said, she has been for some time parted. Mjrs Connor, with three other women, , were leaving their work at Nuntborpe, about ...

... RETIREMENT OF MR R: CLARK- SON, OF THE GIYISBROUGH POLICE. POLICE. At the request of a inumber of in- boT fluential gentlemen living in GIWS SP brough. Mr Wma. Chariton, J.P., chair- D. man of the Guijbrough Urban Council, spi issued a circular cailing a public meet- thE ing to be held for the purpose of taking m into consideration, the desirability of ha makin, a public presentation to Mr tiv ...

... B3ISHOP OF DURHAM ATI DARLINGTON. CHARGE TO THE CLERGY. -PiYSICAL SCIENCE, HISTORICAL CRITICISM, SOCIALISM. The Bishop of Durham (Dr. Vestcotft) niade his triennial visit to Darlingtonl yesterday, and delivered the second por- tion of the charge to the clergy Which Ike eoniiiencedl on Monday the l5th inst., at t he Ca/thedral, Duriam. Prior to the deli ery of the chlarge a com- mullion service ...

... I ye THE SHI3ELDS STEALING CASE. In the Crown Court, yesterday, before Mr Justice Day, .John Richard Downes (38), brewer's traveller, Sunderland, ?? surrendered to his bail on a charge of Si- stealing X15, the 'moneys of R3bert ,ic Mather Lamb, solicitor and brewer, he South Shields, on 13th January last. Ae ir Simev a 3eared for the prosecution eand Mr E. Shortt for the defence.- ilr Prisoner ...

... I I -m THORNABY. The annual licensing sessions for the sit Thornaby and Yarm Petty Sessional a district of the Langbaurgh West divi- sion were held at Tlornaby yesterday, Ald. C. A. Head ?? Super- intendant (Mr J. Wright) reported that pr for the population of the district- tri 19,488 according to the census of 1891- PI there were 73 licensed premises, 46 Iq being fully licensed, or the same ...

... INQUEST AND VERDICT. l On Thursday evening of last week Deputy-Coroner Fred Badcock held an inquiry at the Vulcan Inn, Low Spenny- moor. touching the circumstances of the death of Benjamin Shaw, aged 75 yearA, of 110, Weardale-street, Henry Shaw was the first witness called, and identified the body as that of his father. He said that deceased was employed at the Tudhee Ironworks of the ...

... A SAD STORY, U At HOMELESS MIDDLESBROUGH V WOMAN'S DEATH. The inquest inquiring into the air- n cumstances of the death of Jane Ann Bell (32), wife of Richard Bell, dock a labourer, Commercial-street, Middles- W brough, was held yesterday by the e Deputy-Coroner, Mr H. Mackereth. The husband said.he was living in a v lodging hoduse, and had not lived' with a his wife during the last five ...

... I!VOLVISTON GROCERt'S FAILUJRE. At the Stockton Bankruptcy Court I yesterday, before Mr B. IM. Turner, Registrar, Joseph. Wilson, gr:iojt, Wol- viston, appeared for his public exar-ina- tion in bankruptcy. Debtor, in ans4wer 1 to the Official Receiver, stated that he C commenced business at Stockton as a I grocer seven years ago, but had no 1 capital and owed nothing. Debtor carried on that ...