Widnes Examiner. — 1883-11-03 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT CARNARVON. Welsh hammer fell and exploded a cartridge -bullet, passing Liberalism was well represented at the great demonstration at Carnarvon on Monday. That the audience was large and through the head of Grace Love. The child lingered for 1 enthusiastic was a matter of 'course, and there was an array some hours, but died at night. The police apprehended the , girl Isabella, but the occurrence is believed to be purely of Parliamentary orators which contrasted strongly with the accidental. 1 Osborne Morgan remarked, wonderful collection of defeated candidates which. as Mr. rema, were a conspicuous feature in manufacturing confectioner, was found on the canal bank On the 3rd October, the body of Mr. James Bottomley, a Sir Stafford Northcote's gathering. Sir R. ()ant i& moved first resolution, pronouncing in favour of county franThe deceased's watch and money were missing, and at at Leeds, bearing marks of injuries which had proved fatal. the • chise reform and the reform of local government, and in the the inquest subsequently held a verdict of "wilful murder" was course of his speech made the true and suggestive remark that when the county population are returned against some persons unknown. A reward was offered for information, and the police have now arrested enfranchised their interests will receive attenthree young men residing in Leeds on a charge of rubbing tion. Mr. Jones-Parry seconded the motion. and murdering Mr. Bettomley. They were on Wednesof R. Grosvenor, in supporting the resolution, made havoc day formally remanded by the Leeds Stipendiary for eight f Sir S. Northcote's claim to he a more economical- Chancellor of the Exchequer than Mr. Gladstone. 'He showed Chandays. . that the Tory Ministry went out of office leaving war debts At Watford, on Wednesday, as the express train leaving of £7,770,000, exclusive of £1,650,000 which had been Liverpool for Euston at 2-5 pens was travelling at a high rate of speed, it dashed into three carriages that had been charged to a new sinking fund. Sir Stafford's boast that detached from a down train. The collision was tremen- the Liberal expenditure had exceeded his by £648,000 was dons. The three carriages, which were fortunately empty, consequently a very poor one. Moreover, a million of the were smashed, the Liverpool train being much damaged. Liberal expenditure was due to the Post-office accounts, The driver and stoker of the express were killed, two Poet which would be remunerative, and a portion was for educaOffice clerks were severely injured, and many passengers tion and prisms. Sir Stafford Northcote's exploit as a financier was that he found an expenditure of £75,488,000 were hurt. The collision would seem to have been due to and ran it up to £88,329,000, and yet did not pay his way. the forgetfulness of an official, but this is a matter thiwill —Mr. Stuart Rendel submitted a motion in favour of the require investigation. Mr. Morris Ranger; a well-known Liverpool cotton promotion of intermediate education in Wales, which was broker, has susp_ended payment with liabilities estimated at seconded by Mr. R. Davies, after wtatch Mr. Osborne Mor£4oo9oo. Consequent on the sespension of Mr. Morris gan made the welcome announcement that a bill on the subject hid already been prepared. Mr. John Roberts, Mr. Ringer, the failure was announced on Monday of Messrs. W. Rattiloane, Mr. Morgan Ll3s.-d, and other memhers of Henry Pearce and Co., Joseph' Taylor ant Co, and Mellor -pr also spoke, and earlier in the day Mr. Rathbone and Fenton, the liabilities of the, last-named firm being Parliarn estimated at £lOO,