The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1876-11-10 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

MURDEROUS OUTRAGE IN IRELAND.-A man named middle-aged man in his shirt sleeves, as he - Mr. DALE, clad in a cloth of gold cope, with • Dal was attacked on Sunday night while driving . ned and looked through a door oppoeite the and cheer her, keeled ahem, and get, tea or crimson velvet fall at the back, on which was a homeward to Mellinger by two men, who knee ,ed ;peoot of the staircase, 'she's only exceeded her I supper Leidy, as the case mieht be; and when on more than one occasion her e ilt aato arouse. 'efforts f • • gold-embroidered cross, and both he and the Rev. him off his ear, and so Mused him that ha is not ex- 1 usual quantity of gin, more's the pity.' And as ' • I Mary from this drowsy sullenness, which Alice Mr. ARMITAGE, his assistant, wearing the peeled to recover. His assailants escaped. Ihe spoke thus, he reached his arm across and 1 ho h t ug t proceeded from want ask, she undressed it roma-The annual town and shook her instil 'Getup, will ou Mrs. Topple.' " beetle" upon their heads. This procession TOwN AND Gow,sf . ~,, son the sth of November. were , . .y. .Y .. 1 and got her to bed with tender solicitude. Then having paraded the south side of the church, , gown rows Monday,,Oxord despite the precautions taken by he continued in anehdattorativetoonfe, o' get ,li.rf drawing the little table, and its one ettndle, beside passed up the centre to the altar, the fumes rtree tWlentversity sin. city authoritie.. There was, how- your own room, ' At thin command,ashamedthe woYmanurseraised the bed, she sat up till she had aemenplislied the from the high-swung " there& " tilling the ever, no damage done, wish the exception of numerous you head just as Alice passed her on the stair- neglected task of needlework or writin. lint it entire building. Then a psalm was sung to the broken heads. The proceedingsetithe opproslng.bodoe ic: floe -1 case, half appalled by the brutalized, stolid look, se m cheerfulness e ocfhgiegeevewhhfibe he nowh h shadowed etlor meld° of the Roman Catholic .• Magniticat," and ' rhWongu cgtsfirnesedwet°re isnlretretturftignoilnittitihthePpr;settrs the chalky,. pallid cheeks and lips, the glared and I ' deet ; it was athe querulous which was the 're. then the Rev. Mr. DALE, before commencing the wear: round, soon after nine, and sent the under- uenreeohignising eye. Ibtdwas liledr fast near istighotioef. pining, the unjust end:cruel temper., the sad and Communion Service, returned to the sacristy, and 'graduates lute college. In view of the expected die thin- AT: woman, and witramt, throe' h se°Ter wasteful indolence of the mornings. Se that ' dressed ' chair bl and pro- , turbans** the soldiers at the military centre had been II wascended h Sheg3' often. when Alice had a distance to go. an ini. presently returned. dress in a ue, , , farce had been nerve, as she to her room. made no I nfined to barracks, and the polleeportant letter to write, or some piece of work to eeeded to incense every portion of the altar, the j" augmented. There were also some slight collisions continent to Mary, though for a full half hour finish, she would be hindered for two. or three • finally, given to Mr. Data , perfumed smoke being, , ' •', between the gownsmen an• d townsmen at Cambridge the drunkard could be distinctly heard staggering hours . perhaps, by someemenial duty or errand, himself by the Rev. Mr.