The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1882-06-03 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

IRISH OBSTRUCTION. —Pocent events have not justice of that court, and John Scott, Esq , teirrister-at- had any effect in reducing the measure of Mr. Bigear'o law, to be one of the judges of the High Court of interest in general legislation, nor in modifying his Bombay in the plane of Sir Charles Sargent. critical attitude towards particular bills. At the present On Sunday afternoon a boy, aged 14, named Oldham, time he has blocked eight bills of varied scope. Amongst a visitor from Blackburn, was drowned at South Shore, these are the Municipal Corporations Bill, the EduceBlackpool. He was walking in about two feet of water tiered Endowments (Scotland) Bill, the Union Officers' near the Manchester Hotel, when he suddenly fell down Superannuation (Ireland) Bill, the Public Schools (Scotin tbe sea in the sight of many people. The lad was got land) Teachers Bill, the Registration of Deeds (Midele. out almost directly by a volunteer, but life was extinct. sex) Bill, the Rivers Conservancy Bill, the Reserve It is thought the lad had a fit. Forces Acts Consolidation Bill, and the Copylaold On Tuesday three men named Gorman, belonging to a Enfranchisement Bill. tribe of gipsies encamped at Talk-o'-thhEfill, were THE OUTRAGE AT DUN ECHT —According to an remanded by the Potteries stipendiary, at Burnlem, Aberdeen correspondent, there is not a word of truth in charged with a murderous assault upon an old woman the rumour circulated by some of Saturday's papers, that named Ancor& The previons night the prisoners attacked the desecrators of the vault at Dan Echt had returned her with a carving knife, an iron bar, and a large stick, the body of the late earl to the place from which it was inflicting serious wounds on different parts of the body. stolen, that the whole mystery had been revealed, and At Sedgley on Tuesday, five youths were remanded that certain parties who had not hitherto been suspected for being engaged in most daring burglaries on Monday were implicated in the outrage. The absurdity of the night. The prisoners broke in some colliers' hovels, and report is the more evident from the fact that, since the took away several picks, after which they proceeded to removal of the body was discovered, the place has been a grocer's shop. and gained admittance by taking down a under strictest watch by day and night, and it would be wall at the back of the premises. They succeeded In impossible to replace the remains in the vault. removing a large quantity of goods. They were caught WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SUCCESS,—The Weeleyans can in the act of disposing of some hams. have no reason to complain of their success in the Fiji A tramp, who gives the name of Henry 'Wright, is in growl. The Colonial Secretary there estimates that custody at Dorchester charged with the murder, on 103,000 out of the 124.902 persons representing the entire Monday night, at Corfe Castle, of another tramp whose population of the colony are Wesleyans. Members of name is unknown. The two men had been singing the Ohorch of England number 1,900 only, and Roman together about the streets during the day. and Wright Chatholim 9 000. There are stated to be In the coesny 12 had been heard to say he "would do" for deceased Roman Catholic priests, two ministers of the Church of before the clay was out. In the evening deceased, who England, and nine Wesleyan missionaries. Tao labours _ _ . . . _