The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1874-12-05 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

BEDDING, BALLIAESES, BLOCK, WI. literritrassa, MAHOGANY and IRON BI Hearth Rags, C. And all GENERAL HOU Shall A r tIN  IMPLETE  MAN SELL, WI  opln  upon  of all kinds at the lowest price. Family Almanack, Price best and cheapest Almanack, now  . DeThis is the bait has also published sixpence, 50,000 of 'rhe Liberal  wiadozil  political consequences of this publication. The session of the French National Assembly was opened on Monday without any incident deserving special notice. At a meeting of the Extreme Eight, a lctter was read from the Comte de Chambord, in wtich he expresses confidence in the zeal of his friends, and, without venturing to suggest what course they should pursue, he merely asks them to abstain from doing anything which will delay the rest< ration of his dynasty. At a recent meeting of the bureaux of the three fractions of the Left, an opinion was unanimously expressed that everything which would have a tendency to disturb the business of the country should be avoided.  There is, or recently was. an Opera House Company at Rochester, in New York State, which had for ita second lady Mrs. Harry Ryner. In noticing one of the company's performances, the Democrat ventured to remark that in the acting of Elizabeth, Mrs. Byner's "queenly carriage wasfarfrom perfect and her intonation and expression very poor." The lady called at the office of the journal late at night, accompanied by her son, and interviewed the critic. The lady then drew- out a small riding whip, and was proceeding to castigate her calumniator, when he quickly disarmed her, and ordered his interesting visitois out of the room. The son, who mast have been very youthful, threatened to use a knife, but possibly had left it behind him in his excitement. At any rate, he atilmaitted to being "walked out by the shoulder," a=d mother and son disappeared together in the darkness,  Mina, which exposed the abuses and tined the ecclesiastical system. The monks `.l, mid, already taken alarm, and the more amongst them are circulating pamphlets the people urging opposition to "the ire projects of the LiberaM." varied opinions are r results. of  a; -frankly  ; et,rnal element of comp,and Water, writing from Gipps Land, a, says that "it is commonly asserted and here that the person known as • Ballarat was the late Sir Roger 'llchborne. He . . .  .) went out prospecting with a mate; the -..e returned alone, having several riap and other articles which were known to have belonged to Harry. His account was that they had parted company, Harry having previously lost the rings, &c., at cards. Poor Harry never turned up, and is believe&to have been murdered. It is perfectly certain, whatever your Courts may have decided, that a shill called the Osprey did come into Melbourn; about the time stated by the Claimant, and the fact that there is no record of her is readily explained by theconfused state of things It that time. I know a an who was a boatman * 'the time, and was•dftell • hoard her; kie is 'a station master Mt • ' y. -E Emmorramer, or , .—The Guar, of the Poor for the ley Union, Wor,ter, have recently taken a step which will .„.-eatly commend itself to toe energetic ladies who work with Miss Lydia Becker, who read The Women's Suffrage Journal, and who talk loudly on " women's rights." The Martley guardians have nominated Miss M. Lipscombe to be registrar of births and deaths for one of the sub-districts in their 17rion ; and, what is of more significance still, the ' ' ' has been approved by the --* the sterner sex may  Some  Mitrot