Widnes Examiner. — 1895-07-20 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE HEAD OF THE CECILS. The new Marquis of Exeter, like his father be.,foV., him, is, though a staunch Tory, a back-beach tician, and has been among the very foi B,,bebas ' members which the modern House of C0n503013," ,g boasted. But he once made a speech whig" t's " people talking. It was at an agricultural socie (5,4 1 dinner in Northamptonshire that be bluntlY toe , the farmers—who at that time, for it was wh,sa of n, ,A 1 depression was still young, thought themsatN7bee-nre the landed gentry—that their wives and would be much better occupied in the dairy poultry-yard than wasting their time at the platiie , or over fancy work. Very wrothful pok ware ers ' aforesaid wives and daughters at this outsof utterance, for to the mind genteel tile k e rnakianut utter or the care of fowls was a menial tas. "'th" , , b s Lord Burleigh would not eat his words, and ja -ijey' succeeding years their wisdom has been abundaa testified. 1 iIS 1 dhe Marquis of Exeter is the head of the Ceet be the present Premier being descended frond youngest son of the founder of the house, the .05 IP I, Lord Burleigh, who was Lord High Treasureracy Queen Bess. and her most trusted and most Baghole one councillor. The Cecils of the elder line ^: marrlag e not cut much of a figure in history,but the of the tenth Earl and first Marquis of goter so, , Sarah Hoggins supplied the late Lord Tenilifo, , with the subj,-ct of one of his most popular b ! a The romance has, indeed, little foundation in be- .. for the Earl was a married man at the tira,wes4 ur wooed and won the susceptible Sarah, and 1' „rt not till, by proceeding in the Ecclesiastical Car"ed and a private Bill in Parliament, be had seflable ' the dissolution of his first union that she viase to make that pleasant progress " by ancient ':e",tic of ltd and lady " " to a mansion more insl than any she had seen before.  wEIJJ  I  Two lads, lads, named Robert and Nathaniel (30051199:11:r ' allestesutax, . antil3 years of age respectively, have been bivaistow, charged with murdering their mother LI p iotel•Ig her. Robert, who is supposed to tie of hadWeeir p , iall ea . ci, states that his younger brother, who .c the ' eaten by his mother, instigated hina to corrias 0011 b(;rime. It is suppnsed that the murder. which cv ( irli i 4" the 10 discovered on Wednesday,was committed on The annual Assembly of the United gerh°u" Nese,' Churches concluded at Norwich on ThursrlaVr",, tinlr• 5 eslr ne stle was chosen as the place of xt Year'3,:, . Alderman Duckworth reported that Assembly h. hoped to have completed his SohBnie , raising £20,000 to erect and endow a coliege• 55.-•••"" ~ ____---I will s.ndStaiTiviizre!sinTxrzin! ,17TiAg/4„,.,i, to book which eve y woman would be go--„, tells --, ~ Contains importantn and confidential advice IT osoida "1,11.1 si mairied andgl e how to keep healthy a _ rev" _ . set us ell so cEst resi,m4 to the sex. Sent f .ealed, for one stamp to cover postage. AM,K .55 : Professor hi LASALLE 17 as Pad d ington, London. NV . ' ' liJ A X CYCLP S ! 148:,..reatel' . i Prices. r C 1 year ilt r 35 i of new and second-hand Paed TO' and Cushion SAFETIV I'o,, te/111 ' CYCLhS, post free. I°'°.;',,,a c 'min los. monthly.—Barrisa CYCLE MANufAcrow-45, Rverton-rodd, Liverpool _--------—__--io. ga fe —t etla:st Write fo ,  FITS OR FJ PILESPY, t. GI DD 'NESS, SENSATIONS, Fsli-