The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1876-08-12 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

MURDER OF A WIFE BY A CLERGYMAN. n a cummerci financial al I 'engem for Trouville, the tow-rope which held the The mail s'eamer Ambriz arrived at Liverpool OD scandaL hoe ever gross, that tells against the party, At Killowen, near Kenmare, on the 3rd, the Be,, goods of ever al aspect, dur:ng which sort, and especially produoe, sank to h vessel snapped, owing to the rolling of the steamer, whereby the bridge over which the passengers passed Aug. 4th. She brings nese of the blockade of the . which has been so forcibly illustrated on th:s oocasion, Arthur Watson Protestant clergyman ending his lower prices than had ever been known. At that time it was a very genera opinion that the cause of this fall the water below the Right Rev. W. J. Trower (forgave a sudden lurch and capsized, precipitating into Dahomey ports. It had been decided not to attack Is perhaps the greatest misfortune entailed upon wife drunk, shot. her, inflicting such injuries ies that she • l • • merly Bishop of Gibraltar), Mrs. Elizabe h Trower, Dabomey by sea, and when the Ambriz left Lagos on . America by h• r present political system. But for and Miss Frances Trower, their daughter. No time died next day. Mr. Watson who is sixty years in values was temporary ; and as merchants are generally inclined to look only at immediate the let M July, the mail boat Echo was about to be de- this it would have been impossible that the o eruption of age, was immediately arrested, - was lost, and all three were very soon got out and conspatehed up the lam,. nto Portonova, the nearest port which began with the war, and which has increased prospects and obvious influences, speculators • to the King of Dahomey's capital. The steamer Congo from Mr. Lincoln's accession to office to the present • thought that things had reached their worst, and ducted to the Admiralty Hotel. In the case of Mrs. has also arrived at Liverpo; 1 with dates from Lagos time, and has pervaded every department of the DREADFUL FATALITIES TO FISHERMEN, I must be sure to mend. Durine 1875 many of Troffer, however, although she had been in the water to the sth July. The Echo had been up the public service and esery rank of officials from the ' them acted on the assumption that prices must for a very few moments, restoratives were of no avail. lagoon with the Governor and some troops on board, highest to the lowest, should have been tolerated for The Scotch fishing boats suffered severely -w i the re. I-- rise. Those who did so have suffered severely, and a She expired from the sudden shock to her nervous and she returned the day before the Congo more than a single term. But for this reckless cent gale near Aberdeen. A boat was wrecked and 1 cheek has bcen given to speculative purchases which system. left. It could not be ascertained, however, what was partisanship, extending quite as much to the Demo.. three men drowned. Two fishermen were lost from I amounts almost to absolute cessation. In every branch' the result of tie expedition, but official Government orate as to the Republicans, n,en like Tweed could ' other beets. One man Was drowned in Wick harbour, Jof manufacturing indite' ry there is trouble and dedespatches were sent by the Congo. Advices from never for so long a time have controlled the vote and ' four were lost off Cafthness, six were lost off Fraser. F pression, if not actual digress ;in many there is di.- '