Widnes Examiner. — 1883-10-13 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

STAFFORD NORTHCOTE, M.P., has come. There was fighting and stoning going on as we were leaving work, and Ive had to be very sharp not to geta crack. I hey .ask them that they come acrost who they are for, and if you are not for the same side as them you get knocked about, and I hear that Saturday will be a very bad day to be here, so I hope we shall be away before then. We are not safe here just now, and me and Bill are frightened to stop any longer." The Tory Press, we have said, has been discreetly silent with reference to these riots. We venture to think, however, that if Sir CHARLES DILKE, or any memiltr of the present Government, had visited Ireland and . similar disturbances had arisen' their conduct would have been denounced in the verY strongest language. They would have been charged with encouraging, if not actuallY urging, the people to rebellion; it would, have been said that it was the intention 01 Sir CHARLES and other Radical members of the Cabinet to secure for Ireland by means of such a rebellion legislative independence ; it is not improbable they would have been, charged with treason, only thinly veiled; ano as a matter of course there would have been  loud demands for their meetings to be stir pressed. Nothing, indeed, would have been too hard for the Tory Press to have said, Yet now when the LEADER of the OPposiTlO is the cause of these riots we hear not a  _ whisper of wrong-doing. We notice that a 1 meeting in connection with the National  League convened to be held at Ennis the  other day was proclaimed by order of the LORD LIEUTENANT, who no doubt had suili cient reason for so doing, though there are grounds for believing that such a course was unnecessary, inasmuch as the watherin7 does  nct seem to have created any fervour or  enthusiasm. With the language is ( Mr. HEALY': cannot be to Speeches of the Marqui: can scarce Worthy of ABERCORN Government Ireland alot Duke procee Class against servatives ev its place a The Marqui! immoderate, vernment wi Murders whi irt Ireland. occupied till Ireland, and from one wl are not only sions of the discord whe tentment, bi the object o contempt. Purpose if Would tell u vernment tr, is now bein let them s Pared, if election, to Ment ? Lei Pointedly pi tion is injt Majority an establish till acts of azi of 1870 a happy cow landlords had no rig Beresfordiai wilt do this Meant. TI: full well the therefore th We much ah We have Political be: campaign; Most datna the north ol PoRD and sible. It is Motion whil *lot permea So give enc crime of 1; tluch expel  NEW POORSaturday, Captain C. W in the £ fc la !atimated to  ACCIDENT A aasiating to ph thieson and labourer, was Leg was broke Liverpool Infi LOST AT Union, which for Liban, n 4akanssen, a 5 boom daring a and all efforts yRE WIDNE yYldnes Local In private to d env, ntractor of t "avieN of Wa eZtending ov arrived at. MR. Beyrro „ '-ne 13th No khudichnm, a Enlilie Lloyd Charles Chill .411101 d the 'lPected to ot izents.  /COATI NA Powder.  E COCOA ' fat extracted. utritious, perfectil ,n, or supper, and /ren." fedical Press. nixture, it suits sl Id is four times tb. id with starch, &C" fixtures. _  a teaspoon! ul,to Talfpenny. Propertib, atd eakfast. sts and Grocers. and, London, W,Ol