The Teesdale Mercy—W.Ednesday, December 24, 1884
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ened-mtielne. THE TEESDALE MERCY—W.EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1884. Poultry Stealing near Barnard Castle.— STA_RTFORTH SCHOOL BOARD. had at heart, but wbieh her trustees, q s, Barnard Castle. the means of accomplishing: (3) erectimra suitable: memorialh4i DEATH OF LIEUTENA.NT-COLONEL the dwellings cu route were drawn. The two se clamee will be held On Wecinemley, at Barnard Cootie, Thomas Beadle to him late brother and siater.in.law. Brit whilst doing this MORLEY HEADLAM. mourning carriages contained the chief mourners: n Jinuary 2nd, 1885. (Me), was charged with stealing Seven fowls, the The first meeting of the new Board was beld (by Mr Mr Ineht. Morritt was careful to guard the dermas of the property of Henry Bowron, farmer, of Low Shipley. Watson's permission) in the Morritt Memorial Schools, money against interfereuce, by declaring (and which declara- —The Misfits Minnie and Alice Headlam, daughters U of students, a liunted tion he emphatically repeats in his letter) that be phased it MILITARY FITNRRAL AT BOWES. or rob) hes been provided The poultry were mimed on the Sunday morning, and on Thursday evening last. All the newly-elected mem- at their disposal, not as Mrs Merritt's trusteee, but as three the deceased, Miss Headlatn, doter of the late Mr on the following Wedneeday prisoner gave a man bers, namely, Meseta Hilton:Wateon, Harrison, Hog- personal friends of his own, unfettered by any fiduciary obli- On Thursday, Lieut.-Col. Morley Headlarn, of the Headhunt Mrs A. W. Headlam, and Mrs Cumby. necessary information gation.; which distinction is also fully recognised by the College, Durham, and of Gilmonby Hall, in the North of the Committee of the named George Patton EL bag which wee afterwards gett, and the Rev, H. Jennings, and also hie E. Win- Next followed the two eldest sons of the deceased, and found to contain the fowls, to send to a person at penny, the clerk, attended, oners of Startforth in the memorial recently presented Riding of Yorkehire, succumbed to an illness from Mr C. H. Corbett, the t3faa leum to the Education Department, s copy of which will which be had been under treatment for come time past. the Rev. A. W. Headlam, Vicar of St. Oswald'e, Dur- be applied for at once. Bishop Auckiand. Prisoner was eentenced to two THE ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND vice-cnaiamter. be foiled in the accompanying Teesdale Marcari, of 29th Oct. 'months imprisonment without hard labour. Beam the conveyance deeds of the limeade not contain any Colonel ITeadlam was the third on of the Von, J. ham ; Messrs. Spedding, Myer House, Keewick ; Rev. R friend--A'. Mr Hilton proposed that Mr Watson be elected chairman, at the same time remarking that, in so doing, allusion (beyond the coincidence of names) to Mrs Morritt's Efeadlatia, Archdeacon of Richmond, and was born in W. Curalay, Incumbent of Heighington ; Mr John -one.—On Gainford School.—The work of the term trust and I have had no difficulty in rare:ratty establishing 1822. • 1Cotherst it must not be supposed that he approved of Mr Wat- the He married Louisa Kate, daughter of Mr C. Stanton rend Mr Cornelius Stanton, Stubb House; Mr ahem Leaoson pre' was brought to a conclusion on Thursday, with a my title to the absolute ownership of schools, as snrviv- Beamish, by whom he leaves a large family, and his son's late proceedtngs. The motion was seconded by log grantee in joint tenancy in lee of the groond C. H. Stanton, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Mr Percival crowded congregation. concert and presentation of prizes. The prize list Mr Jennings and unanimousLy carried.—Mr Hilton upon which they stand, and as such amenable to Mr eldest son, John Emerson Beacham, will be of age was as ldorritt alone for their dedication to the purposes for Wilkinson, J.P., Mount Oswald,. Durham ; Mr An- eman from his flock, follows :—Classice—Form IV. (a), Deiglaton ; next proposed himself as vice-chairman, which:poeition which next year. Col. Headlam was thus a younger brother a greet many, for he IV. (b) Hornsby. they were founded. Had the purchases, indeed, been made Mathematics—V., Kidd ; IV., he considered himself entitled toocoupy, not on person- out of the trust fund bequeathed by Mrs Morritt for charit- of the Right Hon. Thos, Emerson Headlam, who was thony Anstr ether Wilkineon, Old Rivet, Durham ; Rev, iberal in his dealings Tennick ; III., Zissler ; 1L. Boddy. al grounds, but es representing a certain section of the able p . the conveyances would have been void under Liberal representative for the borough of Newcaatle J. Barmby, Vicar of Pittington ; Mr Trotter, Lang- improvemeats, under Kidd ; 1Y,, Sharp - III., Calder ; II. Armstrong ; I. ratepayers. The motion not. being seconded, Mr the torlmain Act, unless made the authority of and in for over a quarter of a century, dating from hia first ton ; Rev. H. C. Lipscomb, J.P., Stitindrop ; Mr ust tot be forgotten, the form prescribed by 4 Vict. C. 33, the total area of the election in 1847, and also Judge-d.dvocide General. 4,. Golder. ModernLanguage—IV. (a), Tennick ; Jennings was then proposed by Mr Harrison, and R. A. Morritt, ie charge-of that inter- site being under a Timmer of an acre. Rokeby Park ; Major Sowerby, (b), Sharp; EV. (German), Proud ; IIL Scot-Runsell ; seconded by Mr Hoggett, as vice-chairman, and Mected I trast that. whilst these explanations will have satisfied As a public man in the North-Riding of Yorkshire earnest and aseicluoue IL, Snailharn. Writing prizes—Sharp and Laycock. the Commissioners that the Morritt Manorial Schools do not and in the district of Barnard Castle deceased wee Snow Hall, Gainforci ; Rev. 'W. lfl. Robertson, by a antiority.—The Chairman, on taking his seat, fall within the operation of the act which they to ably ad- he church debt. hir •Drawing prize—Garcia. Music prize—Bell. alluding to Mr Hilton's remark about himself, said he noted as a bard worker, and although rarely included Durham Cathedral ; Mr Glyn, Arlaw Banks; Mr rain. and wherever he minister, I may neveMhenes count epos thole advice and co-operation in settling a scheme which I am preparing for amongst the speakers at any gathering he took part in, C. Wilson, Hill House, Gainford, chairman of the e best wishes of his The Rev. Chas. R. Green, Castletown Vic- could quite understand that Mr Hittun disapproved of where sound practical counsel was required he was his late proceedings; but he hoped Mr Hilton would securing the benefit of these schools in perrietilZtowAthrsose pa.r- Teeedale Union Board of Guardians ; Mr T. Byrom, A On Sunday morn- arage, near Sunderland, le;ge to eeknowledge with ishioners of Startforth.—I have the honer to be. Sir. your never behindhand furniehing the beat aid. Thus gratitude a bandsotne parcel of clothing from Mim concede to him the same honesty of purpose as he was very obedient servant, Thorpe : Mr G. Amos, Marwood : Mr F. W. de touching allusion willin hie appointment as an Inspector of Works under the Stanton, Park Terrace, Barnard C tle ; from Mrs g to believe had actuated Mr Hilton's own con- The Secretary. Charity Commission. Drainage and Land Improvement Companies Acts Beadon, chief agent to Sir William Eden, Bart., ler. duot ; and he hoped that any illfeeling which might Holmee. The Limes, Cotheratone Mid small sums was held to be one of the best that could be made, as Windlestone Hall ; have been excited by the late contest would be laid Mr Spavia, Heighington ; of 2s. ed. and under from Cotherseene, amounting to Colonel Headlam carried with him to the discharge Mr Best, Surveyor to the Shildon Local Board ; Mr 13e. ed. Contributions of money, or clothing, will he aside, and that. the Board would cordially unite with Sin,—Tho CommissiCohr:sityhaCvoemblm3adtihssiuDoono:i. .Whior"884thtee'hiralloo. n8:e.ra., tioia your letter of the 4th ult., explaining the circumstances of his duties a long and famitar knowledge of eeery- R. Arrovesmith, Mr John Hunt. Mr R. Barker, Me- Etiitor. gratefully received and acknowledged by the R87. C. leen ia the common objeot of carrying on the work of thiug appertainieg to such work, backed by sound education in the Parish with the greatest possible in which these schools were erected. J. Pratt, Mr S. leery, Mr J. M. Marshall, Mr "on of opinion, bnt Nvo R. Green, Castletown Vicarage ; or Mr John Mudd, Adverting to your letter of the 16th Angust last, in which judgment and discriminationeend acted and unbiassed J. U. of our correspondents. Oawald Terrace, Castletown, via Sunderland. effloiency, and at the least coat to the ratepayers, The the Holmes, Mr D. Badcock, Mr E. C. M. Cooke, Dr. fidElyj)tt isEtaiStetrathatlt:E t asfulthitulTg method of acting that could not fail to make his course he had taken was forced upon him by the illof ;ahtteallenithsooll,rmroucutare8ehdeneeeirtns Munro, Mr R. T. Richardson, Barnard Castle; Mr gentleman who aged Presentation at the National School, Rich- hostile action of the late Board, who had persistently the advice of the Commissioners before executing a Deed of deoisions and inspections invaluable. He was on the Trust, I ate directed to inform you that the Commissioners h puzzled me at the mond, (Yks).—Ou Thursday afternoon, Canon and ignored, and treated with contumely, every notice and commission of the peace for the county of Durham T. Walton, and Mr J. Walton, jun., Cotherstone ; will be prepared to consider any Deed of Note:anon of Trust and oleo for the North Riding of Yorkshire, end e across some statistics Mrs Roberts on behalf of the teachers and scholars, other communication they had received from him, which you are desirous of Mr W.