The Warrington Examiner. — 1874-10-17 (Warrington, Cheshire, England)

PRICE OF MEAT IN QUEENSLAND.-The following . , ' .. Chester Castle is, in every respect,. inconvenient and - ormed that the • quest respecting the death of James Beech, found scarcely needed to assure them of the pleasure it unfit for the administration of justice, and also calling event death' averagerates was reckoned not on the actual advertisement, from an association of butchers at murdered in his house on the 23rd September last. The afforded him to take part in a temperance meeting in attention that the accommodation afforded at the population, but on the population of 1871. Maryborougb, Queensland, appears in the Wide Bay the good old town of Warrington. (Hear, hear.) lodgings provided for the Judges is insufficient, and to aThesLcAeW CLEREsaid he was informed by the Medigreater portion of the evidence tendered at the • maps- They were sometimes discouraged at the lack of sue-c 0 rof Health that the death rate was reckoned and Burnett .iNews o ' f July 8;-" Owing to the in- . high tenal investigation was repeated, supplemented by cess that had attended their labours. For 40 years communication into consideration, and to report there- on a population of 16,000 creasing ecaicity of cattle, and the consequent some details by Mr. Astbury, who stated that Mr the had b ' lagainst th . ybeen waging an unequal warfare eon to the next Quarter Sessions."-The Chairman, to gayer Cnoss remarked that the population of price we have to pay for them, the price of beef and Wilsondid t 1 the N I t B ino leave e New nn, a etchton, until drinking customs of the country, and it was somewhat lay before the Court a letter from the Secretary of Widnes at the present time was over 23)000, so that 1 mutton will, from and after the Ist of July, be as fol- depressing to find that notwithstanding all the efforts State as to damage to the Telegraph Apparatus on the the death rate was computed u upon that number the ten o'clock at night, by which time the deed was corn- which had been put forth with the tongue and the e n' f the average would be under 20, instead of 29 per 1,000. lows • Rum steaks sd. • roasting beef, 5d.; beef . - high roads, and to move "That the attention o e Th se • P , ' =fled. Mrs. Wilson, in answer to the Corner, stated pen, that there was still a large increase year after Chief Constable be called to the subject as requested by e CHAIRMAN said he was informed by the Medical . steak, 4fd. ; corned beef, 4d.; legs of mutton, 5d.; Officer of Health that (in addition to five or six deaths that quarrels had taken place between her husband year in the consumption of the drink they condemned, the Secretary S t "-Either the Hon. E. Kenyon, y of State."-Either e. chops, sid. ; shoulders of mutton, sd. Corned beef, 'fhey had proved that drink was not only unnecessary, R. Howard, B. Barbour, S. H. Sandbach., .or G. Bar- registered from scarlatina in October )there were and herself, and her father generally siding with her •• • • • • •several other cases in the streets • from 275. 60. to 30s. per 100 lb." but injurious in its application to the asuman system. aOrder our, Esqrs. to move "That the Provincial reets which were attended led to ,nomestic unpleasantness. Still she had never However, amid all their depression and despondency, ' Q S • t the Highmade at the last uarter Sessions o vary e by private medical men. They must have an organiA