The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1904-04-16 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

HINF.2IIE TRAGIIDE.-At tin Livereel eighan cannot hear Russell, W °Herbert, J .Booth, W. Hale, A. nem was proceeded with, the following , ..?- -e 5 "e interested. City Police Court, on Thursday, before Mr. J. eying. There is E. Booth, and A. Collinson. being the stall-holders:- s SuDIMN UParR.-The Borough Kim/horn, deputy stipendiary, Pinkie we sen witnesses to The following new rule was adopted:- General Stalle.-Meedamee J. I), Brent, Coroner (Mr. Cecil Holden) held an inquest again remanded on the charge of murdering iota es quite en- "That all nimnihers meet reside within five S. Horton, J. W. Lloyd, Cram, Harris. John .Irterdav afternoon into the death of Baldly Go Hing, a Chinese laundry keeper a Rock Length could miles from West Kirby Station.' Evans, W. T. Brunt S. B. Coley, J. Arthur 'embed' Norbury. aged 17 months, Ferry, at • Frederick-street lodging house is eice all the 4 hearty vote of thanks accorded to the Shone, S. Tatty, William Williams, and daughter of Thomism Norbury, of 205. Marta 27th. 'save asked retiring treasurer, Mr. B. Wooloobt, cm- Herring. Mimes Hale, Rippon, Cram, Ada Oe Anne's-street. From the evidence ehmeeteeeee Beetee_ehe Brightest . aceeions clueed the meeting. Collins, and Sally Evans, Mrs. Baker, and a appeared that the deceased was nee weer in Bee.. e• h. ~i,,. ,L,. :Tr 111 a very delicate child, and hod been to the - - - e - - - 'ln. '''''l•l -gaiter, Miss Baker. Hell, Grange-road West, whore lb. Grind Con'h the West Kirby Sunday School Stale-Misses , Bort and the ' ' Children a Hospital. On tiosetel Bazaar will hold away f she 4 lends . Mary Sandford Woe Nevem, Drury, eii y, the 2nd, a Mrs. Lewis, of Living- ce she tee, „.....4.i. on Wednesday, the az,ais DOG SHOW Rosa Newton, ceesseateentein. stone-street, took it to nurse, when it ap- •. to ..lee''Lds g to defray the uilding_ a e - Flowees.-m...-1;old Davie*, lb.& ika- cirood to improve until one li3n. on Wednen N Schools and Pupil Timbers Coo y, the 13th inst., when a relapse occurred. Nan tre, at lion FOURTH EXHIBITION OF THE lantYnelia" Bening. Ethel Thomas, T. ~.., ._ tho Borough Hospital, Hill. Gress attramoss are promised is the Roberts', 'Putty, Ethel Williams, Nellie " was 'e'en ee where way of eatertainineets and amusements. The WIRRAL FANCIERS SOCIETY CIOSIL Dr. Palmer pronounced life extinct. Dr. elf - Shilling Stale-Mimed teeming ceremony on the first day will be per', Horton , Come • Palmer now stated that he had made a poet- formed by Lady Walton. Wi ' red Horton HiColey Eva Cr)69 moraine and the cause of death wee due to s Wirral Fanciers' Society held es e Ins, • conviderions, followed by exhaustion, the Lames' SUOMI( Dam-Two Ozton ladies. show in the Tynwald Hall at West Refreshment Stale-Mesdames Exarde result of l cable Averdict - Mrs. Kel ' cl her ' Mrs. Nelson,had genera i t y.-- in ac- 'mew:elan ester, n Tuesday evening, The exhibit,. Walkden, Halliwell, Batterworth, 'Phonate y ordamos was returned, an extraordinary experience on Wednesday, in e confined doge were of excel- Graham, Leeson. Bargees, Mimes Faard, G. c v, though numerioally they were ,e, M. Evans. Harrison, M. Harrison, N. R. me finest display of Diamonds, Jewellery. Rome Mount, just outside the door of Mt hem <a than at the previous deg Evens, Hume, Annie Pierce. and Silver, can be seen at Dimmer's, 24, at which Mrs. Kielvinfaos resides. The two me a large attendance of eh; The Household 9tell °oat:Lined a variety Chard:iota-eat, Liverpool. sw ladies were awaiting the opening of the door e a number of teeciere fame of useful articles, and was a model of "AT Homs."-An "At Home" was held when the flagstone cc which they were standee in gave al, and both were precipitated inte tha „teem. other paree of Wit_ mammy. It was rue by a company of the schoolroom of the Cleuighton-road United cellar. he drop of seven feet gave them every more than mealy tam- menagiu &raceme_ formidably entitled Methodist Free Church an Wednesday last, shaking, b,s offered in tee ',dew Messrs. F. Treleye.J. D. Brune, T. Halliwell, In aid of the Trust funds. An excellent pro- ?re • at they fortunstely escaped •"efi were von' dilate EsarileeT• 'ening. 17' nninPlire3.• " • gramme had been arranged. and, under the "untie Inie..,ry. Brunt and . Mairmaaship of Mr. J. H. Molyneux (of MERSEY oIISEION TO