The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-04-05 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

WARRINGTON FRATRIOIDE.-011 Saturday, the widolk of the murdered man John Durgnan, was prematurely confined of a still-born child.  A coroner's jury at Manchester on Monday returned a verdict of "Wilful murder by some person or per:ors unknown," in the case of a female child, agel about five months, which had been found dead in a passage in that city.  THE EASTWELL AND THE &INSHORE, the Tie of the season, at Dewranoe's Shirt, Tie, and Collar Warehouse, 4 and 5, Pastern-terrace, Duke-street, the Shop with the Clock and Gaslamp over the door.—Aurr. The nine men charged with mutiny and murder on board the Lennie were again brought up at Row-streec on Saturday. One qf the prisoners (Moros) was discharged, and the others were remanded for a week, when, it is expected, they will be fully committed for trial. The Midland Railway have given notice to their draymen at Sheffield. that in future the practice of paling overtime will be discontinued The notice has caused very much dissatisfaction, and at a meeting on Saturday night a resolution was passed asking the company to witddraw it.  Mr—. Isaac LoWthian Bell, M.P.,-;eaking at the meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute, referred to the severe labour of the men employed in puddling furnaces, and advocated the substitution of mechanical means of performing the work as tendin, to ensure greater regularity in the process. At the Warrington police court, Richard Rolcroft, butcher, has been fined £lO and coats for having the carcase of a diseased cow in his possession, A witheas stated that defendant told him he intended to let the inspector see it, and, if he passed it, he would send it on to Liverpool. The boiler explosion at Smethwick has resulted in the death• of Alfred Clarke, who after the explosion lay buried in the debris nearly two hours. He sustained a fracture of the skull and shoulder blade, and two contusions. Two young women lie in a critical condition.  A crowded meeting of delegates from nearly all districts in the metropolis attended at the office of the Board of Works for Westminster, to protest agai-st the expenditure of the London School Board. It was resolved that the present rate of fivepence in the pound was excessive, and that threepence ought to suffice. _  On Monday morning a young man named Kirby was killed at the Kirkham railway station. He was a check clerk employed at the Fleetwood goods station, and Was on his way to his duties there. At the Kirkam Motion Ito was jumping on a goods train going to Fleetwood, when he slipped and fell under the waggons. Tun LAST Cmiscs.—The population of ever town and the market day is given on " Florniroat's New Railway Map,'? which can be had GRATIS, of any of the 3,538 Agents for Hornirnan's pure tea, or, free by post of Messrs. Horniman, Tea Importers, London. For the past 30 years Horniman's packet tea has seen preferred for strength, flavour, and wholesomeness.  Henry Todd Naylor, insurance agent, belonging to a family Jong and honourably known in coin. mercial circles in Liverpool, pleaded guilty at the assizes on saturday to fraudulent acts of trusteeship, and was sentenced to live years' penal servitude, The total amount of his defalcations waS £O,