Denton & Haughton Weekly News, and Audenshaw, Hooley Hill, and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1874-09-18 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

DEN MARK. TAR'PRINdE OF WALES; • f• COP EN HAGEN, Thursday.  _ His Royal Highness the Princo of Wales arrived. here at noon to-day, and was raceived by the itoyal Family and the chief civil and military authorities. The Prince at once drove to the Royal Suninierl Palace at Bernstoff, large crowds everywhere cheering him along the route,  It is stated that 4r. bistaeli will "visit Ireland on the 17th October, going first to Belfast A new middle-class school was opened on Wednesday at Elmham, Norfolk. .116 The Berlin Government takes no official notice or the visit of the Princa-of the Asturias.  M. Guizot's great work, "The History !of France," will be complete.), the necessary materials for the fifth volume having been left.  The Germania, of Berlin states that the Pope .has peremptorily ref use. to, join in tlie European febognition of the Spaniih Repinb. The reports of Prince Bismarck's health is satisfaCtory, lie takes long walks, and rides, and. conducts all important affairs himself. - ,  _ The Park; Moititaiir:iiinti ;art anlabdieEViion ,biLt- he King of Bavaria, and the appointment of 2rinee Leopold of Bavaria, to some foreign throne.  The Provincial Grand Lodge of Cheshire Freemasons mlgt yesterday, und elected Lord de Tabley p.G.A for _ next year. Smith, the alleged murderer of Captain Bird, will be tried at the next Central Criminal Court uuder Palmer's Act. _  Lieutenant Henry Manners, eldest on of the Postmaster-General, is mentioned as the Conservative candidate for Cambridge.  The death is announced of Mr. James Allen, senior wanaging director of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. Mr. W. S. Graves, son of th 3 late Mr. S. R. Grads, M.P. for Liverpool,' was yesterday elected. a member of the Mersey Dock Board. It is Jobable the German Imperial Petrliament will be summoned towards the end of October. Six knudrecill.puinal4a4 peasants hav#. again Anvaded the Hungarian -frontier. The Honvcds .13.av(i been called out.  Monster meetings are contemplated to be held I thioughout Ireland in furtuerance of the Home Rule 1 moveinen.t. The first will be held early in October, in' Limerick and Maryborough, with banquets in both places. Messrs Butt, Henry, and °thee il.P's will be I present on the ocoasion. An accident whi6h O3onrred. ,tit%th- e Greaves-Street Mill, Blackburn on the 7th just, terminated fatally on Monday, at the Blackburn and East Lancashire Infixmary.., The deceased, Henry Hagan, was putting soLae windows in on the top of the weaviLg shed waeu .he fell among the looms in the room.' The deceased h:a,d. several ribs fractured, and he was at onbe removed to the Infirmary. He was 45 years of age. At the Bradfcrd Borough Court, on Tuesday, _ to W tn. White, aged tWelTe,4 woe conainittf,d for • a the house of correction, and was cerdered to 7beotlitehet,h enlL..cee 31 . transferred for four years to the a.rket Weie,h feoerinmwaittotreyd,, foreh eht rauvei utegd, twhiet h 3tisivdoi a no dt he rn alial dwsays:l rsen,ae near Bradford, to the dan4er of trains and pa seng placing timber and stones ort the linen. The re_ Icon.l.er escaped when the other boys were apprehended s  Jahl 18,41 twig oi