Runcorn and Widnes Examiner. — 1871-10-28 (Runcorn, Cheshire, England)

PAYMENTS, WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. simply political cdfenders, but that the soldiers are We agreie. with the c weritic of the or Instruction Given, Without Charge, to all " perjurers," and the Manaester rescuers are ,Ve.n/i.e,aucec-.. . irs scene reach the whether Purchasers or uot. " murderers." culininatipg point in the impersonation of the more On Wednesday last Miss Hargreaves, the eldest ; :laic. Fili,tatTatfroyflock's charaieter ; indeed it was at T EIE SUPERIORITY OF THE SINGER ytlc.s of the retage set COMPANY'S daughter of the geetleman of that name who has been ' so nist'lelible a staritpe7uptrit:t-Retr reputation that tradition MACIIINES for beauty of Stitch, and so long connected with the turf, met with a serious accis has kept it current ever since. simplicity of mechanism, and adapta- . dent in Hyde Park. A horse upon which Miss Har- "How,' asks the critic above mentioned, "doss Mr. tility to every class of sewieg, Calvert acquit hine-elf in thanemorable scene t " greaves Was innuuted took freight at a yelping deg,has been established in this cruciel test of all the Shylocks of old Maeklin of and, rearing high into the air, fell back upon the tin- George Frederick Coke, of .E, i MUT) d Kean, of Cha; les fair and open compen fortuate yeturg lady, whom the weight of the falling Keine and of G. V. Brooke. In the first place, Mr. BL tither, and the animal ern-bed so severely that she expired nu Friday Calvert 's acting offers an nistructive example of that 13 TIIC RECOGNITION peculiar quality which distinguishes passion from rant. -a- of ita merits is to be morning, after much suffering. There's the beat, there's the torrent, and, as it were, found in the numerous awards In a telegram received by the mayer of there's the whirlwind; but there is also that " temper- of FIRST PRIZES over every compeLiverpool, the mayor of Chicago acknowledges smite" which has once for all been insisted upon ey a titor at nearly all the various Industrial eit_i,iown. tcritic; .a temperance, however, which Exhibit ions in America and in Europe. the receipt a ClOO,OOO, iiii tustalinent ol the Liverpool subeciiption to the relief fund, and adds , doesn't te v(znee,isbatin isattheeicokifrooormamelarilicaavlorTodgoiofideattaisorna —" An inflicted city forgets her desolation in the rinds' which assures him that the leper freliNT, the argument 'of such wiparalled generosity. * * * May God of his passion, must be at lease as sit ong in itself as in wieoae form sical expression .of it ; and bless you for bringing food to our mouths and hope to iraut pir flyer hasand .phy acquired mid begotten this quality, our hearts." we then have, instead of rant, an extreme passionateSociae Ceres AND rustic Housts.—A meeting, con- nese of acting triumphantly redeemed by mental vetted by the Manchester and Soifer,' Trades' Ceuncils iritt,twaoefr.well; th,ernoet pltaecxer, Mr‘vCosildvoeirilt has the courage was held on Friday evening, at whielt an address was of merely Shyllock's own part, but the text—form ea tit texthsehak e . delivered by the Rev. 11. Silly, in reference to a spere is curiously self-interpreting—of all such other proposal for the establishment of a Traci& hall and parts as contain references to Shylock. What clearer , social club. The chief object of the promoters of this ionosotrueotfili,iiitaftemaltdreelr rgibavnen as to Sh ylock's frenzied we Mid in another scene movement is to obviate the necessity of trade and during a couversation between Solanio and Salariuot ' friendly societies meeting in public houses. A com- "The villain Jew with outcries raised the Duke: mittee was appointed to consider the best means of I never heard a passion so confused, giving effect to the proposal. So strange, outrageous, and so variable As the dog Jew did utter in the streets: