Widnes Examiner. — 1885-04-04 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

MICH.—The annual general meeting,°o ittc payers of the township of Winwick with fit'L TO; on Thursday evening week in the new scb°,° afeelraV'a! present Mr Joseph Pennington (cbairtnatii' 111d.c Cooper (Guardian), T Warburton (overseer), ojely.! Blackledge, C Shaw, T Britch, T Mather, *c",., aotl of the last meeting were read and confirnlelst counts of the overseers of the poor for the Po tbe °or; ste.o the vouchers, were also produced, submitted t ajogs nd r and accepted; Messrs T Warburton and J rel/oatogteOlp also re-elected as overseers for the year nori et,t's te Joseph Pennington as waywartien. Than",, vote° le'v seers for their services in the past year le,,,ertoitS'ojea proposition of Mr Cooper, seconded by Mr 0°,041" C Cooper was proposed by Mr W Blackledgeot over y Mr T Mather, and elected to serve as assleul C.,01 collectos ; and Messrs Joseph Pennington Ong ptertaeriar as assessors of taxes for the ensuing re.„,art b3° tellog el Mr Blackledge and seconded by Mr 'a' '7,1. uofAl',ol assistant overseer (Mr Calvert, who has With d rho" tesy, dilligence, and fidelity long dischallefo, . d resigning both offices through failure of ho" ;111'0.0 otoas ofeto MURDER OF A CAPTAIN AND FOCH the schooner Elibank was anchored at Is One of the group of the Solomon Islanuteregoerrof Seas, the natives attacked the crew in 50d, the brutal manner, murdering the commanee' a 1 ah men. 01' a , a , THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND —OO e,y Prince and Princess of Wales in Dublinnfterfe received by the Channel Fleet, which wiL.).,,,); Belfast Lough to escort their Royal Fligu";oso3 Canon Hogarty, a Roman Catholic olergk'ciooe at°' ,appaling for a cordial reception for the,,,ot toe; ;Veil says he was recently informed in Rome Tthroog et/ treasures of the Church had been preserTe.a, vibe:lope?) teCtion of the British flag, and be adde ti; tao l'bp 14tele Prior expressed to the Prince his fear thetf51l his church would be seized by the Govern.,u goad craie'ooa Highness said, "Whenever you are o,ol"sterosli° gram, and I will do you a service "--"A ciP ROI 1301 irealiAl afterwards fulfilled. A telegram receive south aye respondent shows that the people of thewotes to tle are likely to give the Prince et apptear.,e loote reception. The extreme Nationalists to rarogroveit been unsuccessful in their effort A aPa. monstration of disloyal sentien, en"' isenrareat' AO' for the visit to Belfast has bee-„ the' 0 4 0 Royal Highnesses will arrive in Belfast tl 01150%0 re,,, ern Railway at three o'clock on Thursasitooregr'ilsicla 23, and drive to the Ulster Hall, where Clete, trogiac,,r presented about 5-30. They will leave +0 °,4 rtra proceed to Donegal Quay, where they ' O",t Royal yacht. The following day the iel%/al of Wales will receive an address from `'e ert° rio° -tr ,g• Commissioners and inspect the clue to boo, will then drive through some of the Carlisle Circus, where they will turn t 51340 spinning mills, weaving factories, g v.o/e. 1101$1 About 3-30 o'clock they Will pass 03, 'llB.lOOO dens, and then start for Messrs. Hari; building and engineering works, 00" , yacht in the Abercorn Basin, Late ill party will attend the Mayor's ball Lli,) hosS iturday, April 250, their Royal ri,.,Maio of for Baronscourt, the residence ol the V.,e tbSt, New York telegram, dated MoudaY, I, 30 the Irish dynamite faction that day. ri,,ul Irishman who calls himself Mezerou!biliet. telegram was read from a German 1%1,*.ea that the Prince of Wales was " a‘, 3"1/relan'' death by all laws if he set his foot on oaok ,0 CO 0: °Or' at Public Analysts have submitted CA °.t greet tests, and the result has always Prc'ved lore taming and nourishing beverage. De Advt.  the '0 g `pr•rice ;he oel 00 t" -The rirve'et° oariscicii_eed Lane 3Pnra s tin`l I,l.l)tbee "trollg`. Ind ace to , theneniegolt•erv, 4,1 tbe es:hbter ci in the br le' In tie ed Ole 0 res 9 ps ti° 1%, teirettoto jet , it'V clog! to 0, I. I'oo' 10it°  3aarea'"ed