The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-05-07 00:00:00

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-TRDAY MAY 7 1887.
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With a hard feeling of triumph, no crossed the yard, IMPERIAL PARLIAMEXT THE CRIMES BILL.
The House then went into committee on the THE STATE OF IRELAND. .
T.T.F.ca,
T)RIENNE •
P purpose of exasperating M. Lecour aga•nst her? In
a mist of doubt and bewilderment she examined her took up his candles, and retraced his steps. When
he reached the picture room, he cautiously unlocked 0 Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill, resuming the LORD LANSDOWNE AND HIS TENANTRY.
consideration of Clause 1, to which Mr. Chance .moved BONUS YEAR, ISST.
portfolio, to discover some other traces of her visitor. PRIVATE BILLS. an amendment requiring that the preliminary inquiry Mr. Wm. O'Brien and Mr. Kilbride, one of the NATIONAL PROVIDENT
FOR
OR, Leaf after leaf was turned over without result, then the door and looked in • the fierce don
aroused by the sudden flash :of light, started for--, In the IrDUSE OF LORDS, on May 2nd, on the motion into offences committed 'proclaimed district'evicted tenants on Lord Lansdowne's Luggacurraa INSTITUTION LIFE ASSURANCE.
of the Duke of Buckingham, Potter's Patent Bill, ee conductedb by h e Crown lin
Sol c t Solicitor r lr oev n shouldros property, left. Queenstown on Sunday by the Cunard
'V OF THE PAST. the pockets were carefully looked into, and in the last ward, growling and showing his teeth. His master Prose.. FOUNDED 1835. FUNDS. £4,280,000.
one she found a fold of paper, on which was written, uttered a few soothing words, and the hound crept - Skravanow's Patent Bill, and Gilbert and. Sinclair's steamer Umbria, on their projected tour through DIVISION OF PROFITS, 20 NOV 1857 in
cuter before the county-court judge instead of by a
Patent Bill were referred to a Select Committee of five resident magistrate. The amendment, after prolonged Canada to raise a hostile feeling against the GOvernor which all now insuring will p7trticipa.;e. '
RESERVHD4 in the same hand :- back to his lair, noble lcrds. discussion, was negatived by 258 to 176. General for the evictions of some of his Irish tenants. 48, GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON.
- "You have taken almost a fatal step in coming hither, Leaving the door slightly ajar, the wretched old man 1
but be careful to do nothing precipitately. When M. Lecour crept up stairs, placed the key in the lock of Adrienne's THE NEW HEBRIDES. The House adjourned at 10 minutes past two. Mr. O'Brien was, says a Cork correspondent of the AGENTS WANTED WHERE NOT REPRESENTED.
'XIII. learns your real parentage, and sees the true position you hold Lord Harrowby called attention to the condition of Standard, received at Cork by the Mayor and several
STRALIA
RAlYlNreenhjinthne.NKG.ertn.C°t.A
BY STEAMER.
£l2 15s.
- room, to her intense with reference to his wealth, he will be unscrupulous in the door, and softly turned it. affairs in the New Hebrides, and asked what course
He listened eagerly, but no sound came from was proposed to be taken by her Majesty's Govern- THE IRISH QUESTION. members of the Corporation, who presented an
EL & CROWTHER, 18, CoUKSCUR STREET, LONDON
beside her writing- nieana he will take
.to remove you from his path. In the
meantime, one who is compelled to work in the dark lives only svithin, and he ventured to open a small crevice that ment on this subject.-Lerd Salisbury, in reply, stated _ address, and accompanied him to Queenstown. Here
9e seemed quite in the hope of saving von from the consequences of your own ? A great public meeting was held at Darlington on addresses were. also presented, and Mr. O'Brien
4esy he looked rashness, and restoring to you your inheritance. I warn you ha might reconnoitre. The candle was still burning that the French Government had given assurances,
Saturday night to protest against the Crimes Bill, replied, expressing the greatest confidence of success. TH.AKELIN.sAy. JolrcCeAlaster,..TG
Previous to the departure of the Umbria Mr. O'Brien Under the direct Patronage of Han MAJICS'TY THB °Mame.
Marine. The Young Gentlemen to become Ofileers in Jlercantile
Appointments
that there is DO crime of which this old recluse is not capable; on her table, and Adrienne, dressed as she had been which there was no reason to doubt, that they had no
Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., who was the chief speaker,
therefore be on your guard every moment that you pass during the day, sat in a large chair in front of the inteetion of permanently occupying those islands, The Queen gives annually a Gold Medal and Cadetship
eur writing, beneath his roof." dying fire, wrapped in sleep. She held an open and that they would withdraw their troops from asked whether this Parliament was elected upon the accorded an interview to a correspondent of a New in R.N.; ue, Admiralty give Commissions
'it ; and them at; soon as they saw that there was no pro- Cry of coercion. There was no charge which the York paper in which the Plan of Campaign in Canada given to the Hooghly Pilot Service. Prizes are given by the Geo-
There was no slgnature, but none was needed, for letter grasped in her hand, and seemed at last to graphical Society, Meteorological Department. Elder Brethren of
Ito me bability of the renewal of the outrages of wnich majority of Tory candidates and Liberal Unionists
the writing was identical with that shown her by M. have succumbed to wea-iness, in spite of her dread of I Companies. Terms, 55 and 60 guineas, which includes School Books.
found Fr.ance had reason to complain. Their lordships more indignantly repudiated. The Ministry and he intended to proceed immediately to Canada, where I Paper, Best and Second Uniform, &c. For Prospectus, with full par
is set forth. Ho stated that on his arrival in New York ! Trinity House, Peninsular and Oriental, and other large Shipping
meetings have been arranged in the four principal I
Lecour. him. Fle saw that her eyelids were swollen with weep- might rest assured that her Majesty's Govern- , 72, Mark Lane, London.
As M. Lecour passed out of Adrienne's room, he de- ing, and her lips had a tremulous expression of suffer- Parliament was going beyond its moral and equitable
lights and obligations in attempting to put down the 8.C.,
or: ,taopposlyptto.
J. E. ME.NBDUELIILBIOVNANsTmIETsd.,
on
board.
The
ship
is
'he meat would not depart from that international agree- cities-Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, and Toronto. These 'Med with all the requirements of a nen-et,a. college. [4741
s tected Eady lingering on the gallery, and he sternly ing upon them, that would have Moved a softer
meat by which both Fr and England were bound
ordered her to bring up his late supper without further nature; but he who looked on her with vengeful eyes, not to occupy those France
e islands.-Lord Rosebery aeked constitutional opinions of another country by force.he intended to compass, if possible, within eight days; nAMPBELL'S Cheap Silver Watches.
delay. and hatred in his evil heart, had no such relenting, whether there was a force in the neighbourhood suffie Mr. T. Fry, M.P., Mr. A. E. Pease, M.P., and Mr. by which time he trusted Canadian public opinion A../ Gents' Silver, Al ss.
Ladies, Ladies',L3 3s.
Li Is. '
In obedience to this command, it was soon placed M. Lecour placed himself on the watch; he was afraid cient to protect our interests in those islands.-Lord H. Fell Pease, M.P., also addressed the meeting, and would have sufficient material to judge between Lord Gents' Gold £4 45. ; L
Wedding Rings and Keepers from 10s. ed. to nits. each.
core him; but when he attempted to drink the strong of the cold night air, so he retreated into his own Salisbury would take note of the question, of which no a resolution was unanimously adopted condemning Lansdowne and the hundreds of poor people he had
,SEA VOYAGES for HEALTH'S SAKE WARRANTED 3 years; pest free. ea, CR E APSIDE, rarenorr.
n the trembling negro prepared for him, he ex- room, opened the door half way, and placed his chair notice had been given him. Ships of the Royal Navy the Crimes Bill, left homeless in Luggacurran. "I decline point
led a strange repulsion towards it, and his in such a position that he could see her if she came called at the islands from time to time, but he did not Lord Stelbridge and the Earl of Selborne addressed blank," said Mr. O'Brien, "to assume that a friendly Br THI
semed to close against the admittance of the out. ne know whether there were any there at present. -Lord a large meeting of agriculturists at the Town Hall, people, whose Parliament has just protested against Fi" MAIL STEAMERS of the ROYAL
'Ten, twenty, thirty minutes; an hour passed away Carnarvon, without throwing any blame on her Dorchester, on Saturday afternoon, in reference tt freedom of speech being smothered in Ireland, would MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
Majesty's Government, commented on the fact that the Crimes Bill. The meeting was of an ernhusiastio tolerate any attempt to refuse me fair play in plead- Brazil, River Plate, Portugal, West Indies, and Pacific from
tion of sinking which had been so dreadful with no result ; and in Ins heart he began to curse her
the negotiations had beeilaioghoilt cii:
cliafitlvieo(o3.l3aiseirrlleaee.tzi%. Return and (118,toik.ttrgattetgiireeAti:plioantdtohne.
'hat night, came back to him even as he because she did not come forth to her own destruc- u 4tcir; character. There was at first considerable interrup. ing our poor people's cause. If Lord Lansdowne has Z'n'tk'mois
tion. Earl Selborne, in moving a resolution support- no better answer to me than a warrant of arrest, it N.8.-Passengers can proceed to the West Indies, and
heavy chair ;it seemed to him as if tion, Must he stab her as she slept, and bear the con- tiPotestgo the A thts. Isthmus of Panama, to San Francisco.
Ting away from beneath his feet- sequences due to the crime? Australian colonies.-Lord
observed that the late Government had kept a naval ing the Government, maintained that the Liberal will be a more crushing condemnation than any I thence, vii
tiering around him, and from its He arose, with his evil heart steeled to P under through t‘ckets.ee fell pur- force in the neighbourhood, and he thought the with- Unionists were not at present supporting half so could pass upon him. As to what good would result .
e a aes
e small still voice which said- pose that animated it, but paused an instant as he saw drawal of that force was calculated to create a bad harsh measures as were enacted under Mr. Gladstone's from the exposure of Lord Lansdowne's treatment of
' ; you belong to this world no tin door of Adrienne's room beginning to open. Slowly impression on the colonial mind. Act of 1883, and though some persons thought people his Luggacurran tenantry, lam very certain that the KALYDE9
and timidly it unclosed, and with cautious steps she RETIREMENT IN THE NAVY. in Ireland were being coerced, they were in reality, people of Canada have the fate of that whole humble
community in the hollow of their hands. A mere ap-
h his blood, accompanied at came forth, holding her hands stretched out in front Lord Sudeley called attention to the present when openly defying law and order, only being placed An INFALLIBLE CURE for GAPES
ehich seemed to start from of her, as if feeling her way. system of retirement in the navy and to the under such laws as would repel similar crimes in Eng-
prehension of Canadian opinion being appealed to in- In PHEASANTS and POULTRY.
'a hand, and rapidly per. For an instant, she turned towards his room, and block which exists in the lieutenants' lists, land, duced Lord Lansdowne's representatives to solicit a Sold in Tins, weighing about 2 lbs'., gs. each. Post free, 2s. 6d.
an, inflicting a subtle he saw that her face was pale and fixed, her eyes and he asked whether the Admiralty pro- On 'Tuesday evening a demonstration of Unionist
posed to take any steps to improve the position of Liberals was held within the Christian Institute, settlement with the tenants; that settlement would Numerous proofs on application to
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without doubt have been ratified by Lord Lansdowne CHA.11113ER.L1.217 & SMITH
443 cry out. open and looking steadily in front of her, though f
offieers of that rank.-• Lord Elphinstone, having ex- if he had not misconstrued certain manifestations of Game Food Warehoue, NORWICH.
for a season," he apparently seeing nothing. After hesitating a few
He said that if Mr. Gladstone had liked, the Liberal
Glasgow. Mr. Chamberlain was the principal speaker.
HAI I.
disapproval of my visit into signs of sympathy with g JioN BUILDINGS and ROOFING, New and Second-hand
a box filled with seconds, she slowly turned to the head of the stair- lamed the system of retirement established by Mr. b)hilders i 1870 Lich, he said still existed •
providing mg a party ere this might have been reunited, and they him. Lord Lansdowne is carrying out the first sys- 1.
innenae,,...e.,,, a , cricket Pavilions., Cottages, ..,.. --
.. --'.:.;%ChulhenciFillaoPoernse, rai =i Tennis, i
'our. He took case, and commenced descending it; she reached its fled form, pointed that the Probleneof le
%IP"' tem atic clearances attempted in Ireland since the years n., a -
Tied that he foot, and with lingering steps approached the picture- satisfactory plan of retirement for the large number of might have avoided all necessity for repressive legis-
following the great famine. He proposes to sweep the 4,,,,14,7t,,,iit,,,t,i,!, Iron Buildings here on view. , - - , sne
~.„...,..... ~......g.-^l, ~ Stables, Farm Buildings, &c.
.".
mbered his room. officers of all ranks in excess of those who could bo laticn. That alternative had been pressed by Liberal .1. e• ... e
iw to him, M. Lecour rapidly gained the head of the stairs; promoted in times of peace was a very difficult one. Unionists continually upon the country, and once or estate bare of its whole population. Ido not believe ...._...,..etimvicio; es 100 tons of Iron Roofing in
.k.Brixton Station, Lendon, S*. 0;37
•)m, yet he might yet stop her, and there was a momentary The admiralty admitted that the system now in opera- twice it had seemed on the point of accomplishment. the Canadian people will allow that if they can pre-
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vent it, and they can. Lord Lansdowne was selected r;ile-0,--;,..-;.;:-;.0
REAKosc
s. relenting in his heart, as he saw her thus walking to tion was not entirely satisfactory, and they were giving Mr. Chamberlain then replied to various points MHE ISLE OF WIGHT SPA, BLACKGANG
' the what he believed must be certain destruction. The the subject their best consideration. In the meantime in Lord Rosebery's recent speech, and pro. to carry out the find eviction under the Plan of £J
CHINE.-An undercliff, marine health resort
in feeling was stifled as Adrienne turned her head and they proposed to increase the number of commanders. ceeded to say that there had been the dis- Campaign because he was supposed to be beyond (in connection with Bourne l, '
Bournemouth),
opened .
.-, looked back upon him. The light he held in his hand -Lord Sidmouth asked whether the Admiralty would cussion on the twenty-fourth clause, of Home the range of Irish public opinion. I propose by Dr. Philpots for the reception of seaside visitors, itc. .
fell upon her face, and its strong resemblance to one give further encouragement to the junior classes of Rule Bill and offers had been made of conciliation, to show that that is not so, and that even at so great Postal address, Cbale. Prospectus, Secretary.
naval officers to civalify themselves to act as interpree a distance and in his high station no man is now- PURE ICHTHEMIC GUANO.
that had haunted and made him miserable, again Well, they had offered too much in the past, and he
• tars -Lord Elphinstone stated that the Admiralty
,
was now glad that the Liberal Unionists' offer then es Pa d.-WILLIAM COLCHESTER, ipt,,ic:i. * * .
peeled his heart, and he stood in breathless excite-
de '. f • ' those
sircus o giving ose officers facilities for acquiring ferings inflicted upon his poor Irish tenants. If I can
'ut awaiting the dire catastrophe that he was certain had not been accepted-(cheers)-because it might BILLIARDS!BAGATEIeIateb i
foreign language.,but they could hold out no pecuniaryget the Canadian people to agree with me, Lugga- dok
. follow her entrance into the den of the ferocious •
inducement. have led to trouble and misconception and he re- All those requiring New orSecond-hand Table,. '
'ound. IRISH BOARD OF WORKS. ferred to this as showing the anxiety that possessed curran is saved. Lord Lansdowne's judicial tenants ca,) w ra Requisites, or Billiard work don ~ shoubi;
~...1,7 before going elsewhere, send for 'II ENNIG .
'no laid her hand on the lock; the door yielded Lord Belmore, in moving for a return ' relating to them to avoid that bitter conflict with old friends and only sought a reduction of 20 per cent., and would BROS.' New Price List, Cloth and Cushion .
'Cil, it opened, she glided in, and it was blown loans by the Board of Works in Ireland, explained colleagues. The -Unionists could make every sa 'fi en ce have paid even at 15 ; but Lord Lansdowne is depopu- aa _ samo,- Address, Li, High street, vr.c.,
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'er by a sudden puff of wind. There was that his object was to show that between 1847 and short of sacrifices which, in their opinion, imperilled lating Luggacurran rather than make the smallest
-onx COMPANY.
I,a cry as of one in mortal agony, and 1881 the owners of land in that country made very con- the security of the Empire. (Cheers.) Mr. Chamber- concession. He offered the leaseholders the privi- ROPE
1 BELFAST usr Fo.N-pe.
• t eptilication. [ 591 -'A
bed back to his own room with his eiderable improvements on their 'states.-Lord lain then proceeded to say that Mr. Parnell had been lege of having their leases broken-a privilege which,
his ears. Cadogan said the Government had no objection to lay accused by the Times newspaper of having written a the Tory Land Bill now before Parliament gives them y(31.1r .
~,
1 stood for one instant with starting the return cn the table,-Lord inowper explained some letter which, if he were really its author, convicted in spite of him. I suppose the tenants are now more ecorat
end writhing body, then he fell remarks made by him on a firmer occasion with refer- him of professing t a one and the same time to than ever determined to stand by the Plan of Cam- Decorate '°
\ violent spasm. ence to landlords' improvements in Ireland, but he the British . • • • '
public horror of the crime which paign
. My journey is the strongest testimony of my
n him, and the tortures of the argued that in that country the improvements had was committed • the Ph ' Park, d also , belief in the efficacy, almost of the omnipotence, of 111T.tw, STEVENSON & OlteS Patent Giscier Window Decor*
*ion, now in use all ever Me world, produces all the efect 0
been mostly made by the tenants.-Lord Erne referred
-al those he was doomed to those who were in
acennclix connected an
with
hthee
American opinion." ' Asked if he anticipated anin-
e
to figures to show that it was impossible for landlordsSTAlNED GLASS
t and body was finally dis- assassination a kind of qualified sympathy and on crease of outrages in the country as the result of the
in Ireland to make improvements as those in England
hat? Had he not acted did.-The Duke of Argyll cited provisions in the Land couragement. That was a tremendous accusation manner in which the provisions of the Crimes Act at a fraction of its cost. Can it arnied ky any iirsix to •
1 the last, and dis- Act of 1881 to prove that it afforded landlords no under which no man of honour-(loud and prolonged would be enforced, Mr. O'Brien said, "That will anktfet wind=s•
who had evidently security for their expenditure on improvements which cheers)-could be content to rest for a moment, and depend on how its provisions are enforced. I believe mod" Ae
rd: 1 tlYp
.rriice:ffilldteirtiWowaprecr".`,Fnesh% o." p7o.p."i`e.golittnre:
be possession of his they might make for tenants.-The motion was. agreed a simple denial in the House of Commons was not the that we will be quite a match for Mr. Balfour and his before nee, a valuable acidities to the resources of ornament. decoration.'
r Trades Yourstai.
to, proper way to meet it. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) He Act if we get a shadow of fair play in a mere trial of -Pue"";:mdf Primonsihabuted pa • "I
torishht (400 Illustre. a
'was still below, Their lordships rose at a quarter past seven, admitted the onus of proof lay on the newspaper endurar ce. That being so, until we are struck down gam7le. t. °r
aft free, One Shall's:, from Me Manufacturers,
'lowed him to TRIFLING WITH THE HOUSE. which had brought this accusation; a newspaper, lam c n ident that the people will be guided ae a sos MICAw, STEVENSON & Oita, Linenhall Works Belfast • sr,
awful con- In the UOUSE OF OommoNs, at the end of question however, which, we must bear in mind, throughout lutely by the solemn injunction of our incomparable trititT & CO. Wholesale .Agents, Holborn Viaduct, Londosit
with such time, Mr. T. Healy proposed to bring before the House the course of its political career had never for sense- leader, Mr. Parnell. Beyond that neitaer I nor any- CAPES fl; ukticii.ENS, &c. The only cure for. •
released, as a matter of privilege the reflection of the " Times " tional purposes brought accusations against any man; body else can answer." Tins, 3s. 6d.
CLARK. HEWET.T., REDDITCH.
of Saturday on tne Attorney-General for Ireland and had never brought accusations at all except in pursuit The following address has been forwarded to Lord
his unsatisfactory conduct of the debate, but he was Lansdowne in Canada by the tenantry of his Wiltshire THE SOUTHWARK LEAD & GLASS Co.,
st he f so public per pose. But the
o me great pub p p . (Cheers.) -a- ROSH ALLEY WAREHOUSER. PARK ST., LONDON S.M.
. summarily stopped by the Speaker, who informed himestates rO4 ', o in number, in consequence of the attacks
onus of proof rested on the limes. The Timce LOWEST CASH PRICES to the Trade for Sheet. Lead and
7 ' that he was trifling with the House, and that there Solder, British and Foreign Glass.
11 was no privilege in the matter. challenged Mr. Parnell to put it to the being made on him by Mr. W. O'Brien and others :" To I.keite Sheet, Ville, Tin,
Oils, ours Varnishes Plumbers' Brass Work
11185KCRIMES BILL, proof in the only way that was possible, and if Mr. his Excellency the Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor Wrought Iron Tubing, Rain 'water castings, Ac. '
The House was engaged during the whole of the Parnell shrank from taking up he gauntlet General of Canada,-May it please your Excellency, . Prices Current on application.
'cuing in Committee on the Criminal Law Amends -if he shrank from facing the ordeal of cross-ex- We, the undersigned, being the tenants on your Meni y
it (Ireland) Bill. Oa the first clause, which gives amination-he said that every impartial, every in- English estates, having seen in the papers, and other-
s to hold preliminary inquiries in proclaimed telligent man would feel that he had put himself in a wise heard that your Excellency lifts had differences s
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cs, Mr. T. Healy moved the first amendment, position in whichle was no longer a safe or proper ally of a wide and serious nature with some of your Irish .
out the general words "proclaimed die, for English statesmen. (Loud and continued cheer- tenants, and that some persons have intimated their
order to ascertain certain specified counties ing, several times renewed). But they must put Mr intme ion of proceeding to Canada in order, if pos•ible e ,_
e .
'V of securing the application of the in- Parnell altogether aside until he had taken steps to to stir up unpleasantne.s between you and the MAD& 6
-3111) 0 d,
to Belfast. -Mr, A. J. Balfour declined Canadian
e accusation brought against him. The right peonle, desire to express our esteem, regard,
refute the •
~ Or
esurances except that the Act would . and unabated- confidence in your Excellency as a
non. gentleman concluded by asserting that Mr
impartially, and in the course of
Gladstone • landlord
by one single word of assent could bring , • . You have with great personal saceifices, r • .
Mr. Gladstone, enlarging on the
i-or Infants and Invalids.
' the Proteetant counties, empha- about to-morrow the reunion of the Liberal party. trom the time you entered into your family estatee,
eplying the bill to those counties (Hear, hear.) But unless that word was spoken, and met us in a manner which reflects honour, have
e"
Irawal of the amendment and spoken soon, he said it would come too late to save yourself and credit to ,your advisers. 3.-01 l D
estion at a later stage.-Lord the Liberal party from disaster-(hear, hear)-and expended a large proportion of en er rental on iin- To be obtained from Chemists and -
‘lis would be the more con- he further said that the responsibility of this must rest provements on your este,- etan in farm-houses, build-
,to the allegation as to the upon the shoulders of the men who, while they
lags, drainage. 11.-3 ~,ttageS, and you have since the Grocers at 1/6 and 2/6.
'lied the notion of corn' preached loudly the doctrine of conciliation, would depressie- n
1 agriculture met us liberally in abate-
he Kerry moonlighters; not lift even their little finger to give it a practieel ~.....-ts and reductions of rent. You have also endea-
_JAPANESE NATIVE VILLAGE,
'on with reference to application. (Loud and prolonged cheers.) voured in every way to better the condition of the ne ALBERT GATE. HYDE PARK, LONDON, ()yeti daily from
II a.m. till 10 p.m. The Streets of Japan, skilled artificers and work.
'he amendment was labouring ,aud the fact
a erant- g that your estates possess men, Japanese stage entertainments three times daily. Band at
Under the auspices of the National Union,
ii one of the largest and best systems of allotments in Intervals; all sects free. Admission Is. : Children, ed.
, ing was held on Tuesday night in St. Jainee's Ha", • • - • 1
et to tbe same ' the United Kingdom speaks for itself. Having always Acnui2GPrizes. Genuine Competition. Particulrelp,
-1, General for London, to express approval of the C,selea (Ireland)
believed
and understood that the kindness, courtesy, eree .taropei ens-dere mud 3 stamps to ituriaell A Atoka, Nottingham.
' thief e cases Bill. Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett. ez.f., presided, and. _
generosity, and good feeling which has always been -
eper cause, Col. Saunderson, M.P.. ^.
as the principal .
-t and Sir Resolutions were Peaed approving the policy of the shown t h own ous as been extended in an equal manner to HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES!
y
'eh Was Government add declaring that the charges made your Irish tenants, we cannot but learn with surprise
and regret the latter should differ in so serious _
vi. t
.44,
atived against- 6ne Parnellites needed an explicit answer.
a degree with your excellency, and we desire to ex-
Tee proceedings passed off without serious disturb-
ance. Sir John Lubbock, M.P., addressed a Unionist press our sympathy with you. We wish your excel- 0 iket '4.) tr, •,../ ~,k 'N
sd meeting in South Islington, at which letters were e .
I ncy and your family long life
g ,happiness, and pros- lee •,-- et? 1.)
perity, mid express our hopes that the differences 14 " C'S i
read from Lord Hartington, Mr. Goschen, and Mr. er..., Q i 14 (..,
above allud, dto may not long ,disturb the harmony 0 rt, co 0 .
Bright.
.t 2 - --1 CO 'ty
sty ~.,A1 P:,4
that has till so recently existed upon your estates."
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'HE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE, Z Z 0 (v 7 L
-- THE FRANCO-GERMAN' FRONTIER. ' I'D ec Ths
uncil of the Central Associated Chambers of • RELEASE OF €CEINA.EBEL.
're was held on Tuesday at the Society of
I phi, under the presidency of Viscount In pursuance of an order from the examining judge WHITFIELD'S SAFES .
'c.P. Mr. C. Smith, of the Staffordshire at Strasburg, M. Schnaebel has been released, and *
-ed a resolution approving of the Tithe left at midnight by express train for Pagny, via Ars • FIRS AND THIEF RESISTING.
'1 of the Government, in so far as it and Noveant. The order for the release reached Through any Ironmonger.
Metz at nine o'clock in the evening, and M. Schnaebel For
5 resolution of the Council on the UNION LINE.- SOUTH AFRICAN
It to this effect: "That the tithe- was liberated shortly afterwards. He moved Shoat GOLD FIELDS_,
in the refreshment room un. 'I
unimpeded .1 midnight, THII VISION B.S. Co.'s MAIL PACKETS sail for South .
all cases be paid by the las dlord,African Ports from SOUTHAMPTON every alternate Thursday,
k a seat in the la-t carriage of the train leaving when he too . . the next day. Apply at the Commtny's -051cca.
ld be given for the redemption L.,
Oriental g Plymouth
Southampton, or ii. Leadenhall Street, London.
for Pagny, accompanied by the representative of the
ht the terms of compromise
fair as could reasonably imperial railways. The departure took place in the MORPHY'S WALNUT POMADE
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euld not now redeem his quietest manner possible, there being scarcely twenty Restores at once to GREY HAIR its former youthful colour.
An effective, simple, and perfeetly harmless compound. Not a
purchase. Mr. Ball, persons at the station. Dye. Recommended by the Medical Profession. Suitable for ths
-lotion. Mr. Charles M. Schnaebel reached Pagny by the midnight trein lanhor;stilliealgrt epllo ;.tiproil'citaoh(rsi V
yooldsernasicaliiits3ororwrk Brows, -
'ad a real grievance from Metz, and was met by his wife and son at' the it not in stock, send Postal Order to the Maker, EUGENE 7=re li has
'on of tithe. In the railway station. Some of the public awaiting his Hair and Skin speciai ist, 70. South And ley Street. May Fair, London'
i had been laid arrival were informed that he was not in the train. White Sound Teeth and Fragrant Breath.
1)10 cultivation, On arriving at Pont-a-Monsoon, however, the train SOLD EVERYWHERE.
be based on wae met by the whole population of the town, headed WOODS' ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE,
'tunent Bill by the municipality, and as it drew up at the plat- As used by Madame MARIE ROZE. CAUTION-See WOODS,
Plymouth. on cover. tal. and ls. per Pot.-W. WooDs & Sex,
if Essex, form an immense shout arose of "Viva la Franca ! ' Pharmaceutical Chemists, Plymouth.
" Vive Schnaebei. " Indescribable emotion pre- I.IIIIIROD'S CURE. for ASTHMA, Catarrh,
was in-
tithe vailed. Madame Schnaebel and her son left the train ;if_ol Colds,
real
relief" e, Lord Beaconsfield stated it had given him the
tion here, but M. Schnaebel proceeded to Paris in order Sc., or by ohset had. of Chemists, or from the Depot:
to render an account to his superiors of the details of F. NEWBERY & SONS, 1, King Edward Street, London.
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', the Nov&tiit incident,. He refused to be interviewed A BERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS
by any represeet 'Jive of the press, and confined him- .6 ille, . from£s,carriage paid._lpsziEti.ions accurate and beautiful.
Plans and Prices from J. W. LEGG Meter. ABERDEEN.
self to declaring that he had been well treated by the JUST PUBLISHED, FOR TWO STAMPS.
ermans.
MO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.--
"he' Paris newspapers on Saturday morning ex- en Read the New Work, entitled "HOW TO ENSURE
ad satisfaction of the honourable character of HEALTH," a most valuable book on the Treatment and Cure of
'dement. While praising the wisdom and firm- 1)1=10/?ieleilitNierlfrsss. of M. e TroriT ,
,D,
ai mrnsecses,
pit) 1
c;Sfigth,t,;.Lxasgiu,sde,
'T. Flourens, they declare that France should Address, DR. J. A. BARNES, 48, Lonsdale Sq „Li verpool ltd., London
or vigilance, in order to avoid all surprises. e
express the belief that M. Schnaebel and TOWER TEA DISTRIBUTED BY AGENT&.
will be both relieved of their posts. BEST AT TWENTYPENC6 .
1 arrived in Paris on Saturday morn-
is/ TEA 0 The London Broken Tea.
,inediately after received by M.
~.94' c'4‘ FIXED HIGH QUALITY.
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lished a list of contributions to a n ,lirrest • 71-kie,ativ_..
a been opened to present M.f)
i cross. Eleven members of se eae me •. -, .C..-ens ---.
a ---reesne- 41'
'h head the list. BEST AT TWO SHILLINGS.
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',.rman coNDO,
Gazette states that The London Two Shilling Tea.
lease of M. Schnaebel, BUYERS SAVE Bd. PER LB
' that it was in conse- TOWER
.TEA. DISTRIBUTED BY AGENTS.
-vith a German police -
' German territory,
E 11) PS 'S.
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ournal adds that
' in the light of
g of the kind (GRATEFUL-00M FORTINO.
old become
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he The Governor of Norwich Castle has received from
the Home Secretary the Queen's command that the
execution of the sentence of death passed on .Tonas
Rivett be respited until further signification of her
Majesty's pleasure. Rivett, who now lies in Norwich
sstle, was sentenced for the murder of an officer
Kenninghall Workhouse under circumstances
- led to the belief that the prisoner was insane.
1 be removed to Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic,
hog case was investigated by the Denbigh- .
,r on Saturday. It seems that a woman
us, wife of a collier, living at Moss, near
her four young children-the eldest
i
• of age-alone n the house while she
bank to pick coal. The neighbours
ereaming shortly afterwards but .
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he outcries became more alarm. ,
'ld, aged two years, was found -
nth soon ensued. ,
sum.-This Industry con- s
The catches of salmon
name, and the takes of
nore grilse have been
on Saturday were- -
sr 11b., as compared
for trout on the .
lemons." Con.
about to be '
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'lessandro n
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