The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-08-28 00:00:00

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Much excitement, says a correspondent, has heel.,
created at Towyn, on the Welsh coast, by the adven-
tures of a minister, his wife, and family. The Rev.
W. E. Henigson, MA, of Coventry, who, with the
members of his family a friend were staying at
that quiet watering place, made an ascent at Ceder
Idris, and after spending the day upon the urea
mountain they made an attempt, at four o'clock, to
descend the peak by the renowned Fox's path, a pre-
cipitous stone-hewn slope, wading down to Lake
Llynygader. Instead of str:king the path, however,
the party went beyond and got separated. ultimately
finding themselves in positions of such danger that
they had to seek shelter for the night amid the
rocks. At nightfall the minister and his vrifo
found themselves standing upon a precipice so oeep
that a fall over it would have resulted in their being
dashed to pieces. Three other members of the parry-,
who were hidden from sight by a huge piPce of rock,
also got into a situation where they could move
neither backwards nor forwards. They cried aloud
for help without avail, and were compelled to teinitin
in their perilous location throughout the night.
During many hours of the night the mountain was
enveloped in a dense mist. With an almost super-
human effort Mr. Henigson at length dragged him-
self from his place and clambered up the cliffs. After
a long and weary jouniey be succeeded in getting. a
strong band of men, who hurried to the mountain
with ropes to rescue the affrighted family fruit, their
hazardous positions. With great difficulty the party
were drawn up the rocks by the ropes, and were sub-
sequently lodged in a cottage at the foot of the moun-
tain. After some rest the ladies seemed but little the
worse for their extraordinary adventure, but Mr.
aenigson suffered severely. He lost his voice by
continually shouting for help. and became prostrated
iby the long night and his exertions in thrice climbing
the great mountain within the 2.4 hours.

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