The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1880-09-21 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

NINE YEARS AGO. Con- . eiderable excitem,nt has been created at Woolwioh . during the past week by the intelligence of the capture at Newpott, Monmouthshire, of a man supposed to have committed a murder in Woolwich nine years ago. ALLEOVD MUTINY ON A BRITISH SElP.—AccordHeavy rains and thunderstorms are reported ing to information received at Liverpool it appears from various parts of the country, followed by that a serious disturbance has take place on boord floods, which have greatly damaged the outstand- the British ship Alta on the high seas. 'I he office, s lug crops were completely overpowered, and the capt..in him. about 20,000 persons took part in a land league self was treated with great violence. demotstratian at Ennis on Sunday. Mr. Parnell, At a meeting of the wage committee of North M P., Mr. Finigan, M.P.. and Mr. T. D. Sullivan, and North-East Lancashire weavers, held at M.P., were the chief speakers. Accrington on Sunday, it was stated that there was The storm at Sheffield on Saturday loosened an a likelihood of the masters acceding to the weavers' overhanging bank on the slitting Mill Farm, demand if they were met by fresh delegates, as belonging to the Duke of Norfolk. and A great they apperrred unwilling to treat with the present ms's of earth fell, killing Edward Gleed and Albert representatives. This the delegates were willing Whittaker tam carters, who were loading sand or to allow provided that some advantage would be sheltering from the rein in the h .le formed beneath. ________ thereby obtained. The men were both dead when dug out. The Rev. John Steward, of Milton, Kent, writes. DEATH Or A WOM4N FROM WASP STINGS Ai. addi'ion has been recently made to the his. October 29th, 1878 :—‘. My nerves were so shattered Another death from wasp stings has occurred at toricil attractions of the Isle of Wight by the dig. that I dreaded the simplest duties, and last all energy Langham. It appears that thank Balls, aged 61. covery of a Roman Villa on Morton farm, near and pleasure in the performance of them. The de- was gathering grass by the road4cle. when she was Br .ding. The remains disclosed hay' already sg uc Since ell:13:in taking jonl'aidueVs PbiYrag eectennoset in my attsolsell by wasps, end stung upon the upper par t excited considerable interest among arehmologists, of the forehead. The nest had been disturbed by for the better is very marked. I have changefost that horrible and it has been suggested by some of the Fellows boys, who had ,larown the woman's rake upon i... depresstiou, my nerves are much stronger, and my of the Society of Antiquaries that further excava- general health very greatly improved. I cannot and at least a dpzen of the insects set upon ID r tions tnli mid he undertaken in order to ascertain the express how truly thankful I feel forum remarkable She returned to her cottage, her head became full extent of the building or buildings, a portion and pleasing change. Cobden's Quinine and much swollen and she fell into a state of uncoilonly of which has been yet discovered. Phosphorous Pills give strength, energy, and vigorous eciousnest and died from shock to the system. Frrs.—EemErric Firs on FALLING Sroxsnres.— vitality to constitutions in any way enfeebled. LADIES SHOULD USE Cr,sna