The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

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FORM AT OLD TRAFFORD.—SbortIy after eight o'clock
on Wednesday morning the whole of the roof of the
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by a sudden and violent gust of wind. The iron pillars
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distance of about 400 feet, was entirely destroyed.
to state that the Duke and Duchess of Argyll and the
Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor were not present
at her Majesty's ball on Wednesday evening, having
been prevented by the death of the Duke of Devonshire.
Lieut.-General the Hon. Henry Cavendish, Mr. Frede-
rick and Lady Emily Cavendish, and the Hon. Caroline
Cavendish were prevented obeying her Majesty's invi-
tation to tke State Ball on Wednesday night in conse-
quence of the death of the Duke of Devonshire. Mr.
Frederick Cavendish and th'b Hon. Caroline Cavendish
are also absent, by her Majesty's permission, from their
attendance as Groom and Maid of Honour in Waiting
on all public occasions during the present week. Tne
Earl Granville arrived in town last evening from Castle
Howard, Yorkshire, the noble earl having gone there
to pay a visit of condolence to the Countess of Carliele.
MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION.—SeveraI novelties
are, we understand, in preparation, among them his
Majesty, the Kiog of Hanover, and the Nuptial Group,
the latter will be exhibited immediately after the
marriage of her Royal Highness the Princess Royal.
These, with many late additions, will be found worthy
of inspection by the public.
THE MURDER AT OVER DARWEN. —Oa Wednerday
Catherine Kershaw' wife of the deceased Robert Ker-
shaw, who was murdered on last Wednesday week, was
again taken into custody by Inspector M‘Donatd. It
may be remembered that she, as well as the sor, was
taken into custody on the night of the murder, and that
they were both present at the ittettily before the
coroner. The coroner's jury found the Hon guilty of the
murder of his father, and on that charge he was com-
mitted for trial on the coronet's warrant. His mother
was permitted to return to her family, and there it was
thought the matter would end. It has turned out
to be otherwise. The weekly petty sessions for the
county were held on Wednesday at Blackburn, and
shortly after the magistrates had taken their seats,
Inspector M`Denald—we presume on account of some-
thing that passed between the justices, who issued their
warrant—set off in a conveyance to Derwen, and appre.
hended Catherine Kershaw in her dwelling in Qaeen-
street. Her youngest daughter alone was with her in
the house at the time ; but before she was removed some
•tber members of the family came in Irons the mills.
The inspector conveyed her to the lock-up at Blackburn.
Manchester Guardian.
THE LATE BOILER EXPLOSION AT THE WHITE HORSE
COLLIERY, NEAR LEEDS.—Mr Blackburn, coroner for
Leeds, held an inquest on Thursday evening, at the
Leeds Court-house, for the purpose of ascertaining the
cause of the death of Mr. Joe. Gars:de (one of the pro•
prieters of the Whitehorse Colliery) and Charles Crann, a
lad of seventeen years of age (the assistant fireman
at the pit), both of whom were killed by the explosion of
a high-pressure steam boiler at the same pit, on the
morning of the 29th ult. The found a verdict to
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following effect :—" The jury consider Mr. Ha
has done wrong in selling the boiler ; and they al- o
blame at Ease. Garside for buying it, hevieg no doubt
that it had been worked for some time, the proprietors
knowing
it was a bad one." The prcceedirge thin
terminated.
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