... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... COMM1?EJENTS BY JUDGE GREENlWELL. At Gateshead Colnty Court, on Tuesday, Judge Greenwell gave judgment in the action of the Tyneside Bank, Limited, v. Josenh Chadwxick. This case, he said was one of two which had come before him last month, in which the bank was plaintiff. The defendant was sued on a promissory note, which he and his brother had signed, for a sum of £37, which had to be paid ...

... 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 ...

... . RESULT OF APPEAL. The case of Merivale v..Harvey, has been ooncluded in the Court of Appeal. The plaintiff, Mr Herman Merivale, the well-knlown play writer, agreed to write a play for the defendant, ?? Martin Harvey, the actor and .manager of the Prince of WalA`'ETfhatre; Lbundno, the plv to ,be ponnected.4wiithi _e4d its 9ftoo Juan. Disputes Arosp ?? to ,arties with reg;rd to the production ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... T1HE B ATTERIEABAR Y FARMING ?? SENTENCE OF DEATH. At Old Bailey, London, on Saturday, William Chard Williams (41), and his wvife Ada (2LI) were charged with the wilful murder of Selina Jones, aged 19 months, at Battersea. The trial excited a deal ef public interest. The youthful female prisoner, with her wealth of golden hair hanging loosely about her somewhat pale face, sat at one end of the ...

... At Lancaster Quarter Sessions on Monday, Samuel Walter Way, formerly Vicar of Butler Marsten, War- wiceshire, .was charged with fraudulently obtaining £10 from John Coward, landlord of the Crown Hotel, Gra.nge, by means of a worthiless cheque on the Metro- politan Bank. It was stated at the hearing before the magistrates that the prisoner, when arrested at More- cafinbe, was hiding under a bed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...