The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1877-02-02 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

BRAT/I OP SIR HARDMAN EARLS, BART.—The death During a far and tedious journey the wan: of .onie of Sir Hardman Earle, Bart., took place at his method of warming railway carriezee as N 0.., en. residence, Allerton, near Liverpool, on the 2:ith Jan., perience to most tray.lsrs. Foot-warmers a. ina The dec.atted baronet was in his 88th year, and from enouah, and men these are nm ay- ilah,e, •.r I:tfirt he bad been a magistrate for the West Derby even procurable. People have therefore to rem., in Hundred. He was an old Liverpool merchant. 110 half-frozen wretchedness, and it is perhaps 0,100 moo not n prominent politician, but was greatly ;ouch to say that railway discomforts kill more people cc eemed for his business abililies. • than railway accidents. Certainly, as things yr., at Rc.nirx.—A communication has been received present, nothing will ever reconcile UP F. a rat: way by the Governor of Newgets, respiting the exejourney of two or three hundred milee in will' el :••••e cootion of Michael M.Connoo, private of the 2nd Life but the prospect of a very warm welcome ird-co at Guards, sentenced to death at the last sitting of the the end. A French inventor, however. hty. "^". Central Criminal Court, for the murder of another trived a combustible compound which may private in the same regiment, by kicking him while help to introduce a golden age for trwyel- confined in the same cell at Chelsea Barracks, both tern. "It is," he says, "susceptible of notnewais prisoners boing in a state of intoxication. applications, but it is specially designed for wy -'--"u vehicles employed for the transport of passenge.- ; The will of the late Commodore Vanderbilt is pub. railways and common roads." The base of th., !Shed in the New York papers. There are bequests fuel Is carbonised tan or wood bark, which no the amount of about £3,000,000, but none for with a small quantity of nitrate of lead or sport:. of charitable or public purpose.. The bulk of his fornitre; slaked lime or loam being adder, on agalutina- tome is left to his son, Mr. W. H. Vanderbilt. The tin• or agglomerative matter. The conijasition no,* :Wel amount of property dealt with in the will is not very gradually, and the combustion may be reran reel , rated, hut the Nese lurk Herald says that it is estistill slower by adding to the above materials a anoal towed at between 1:10,000,000 and .uosicapoo. quantity of the duet of wood charcoal. Neither sme.l Tout BANK IN CoLNWALL.-011 Jan. 24th, nor smoke is given off, and the new copponna cot on:y n meeting of the creditors of the Heston Banking Ignites with the greatest facility, but on. ignited Company was held at Helston, when it was resolceit burns continuously and uniformly. .k man o accept the offer of Mr. Henry Rogers, eyecutor of burned in a font•warmer chaficir-nan, with alitni•sd ;,ntias Roger., the late director, to pay all claims at en vroy of air. will no he completely consutheo ts rate of 10e. in the pound Messrs. Thomas • or sixteen hours, a a during that tAos, will and morass Ellis, partners, contributing , heyt enough to warm a compartment of ell ordinary over £BOOO to Mr. Rogers. who will havos.ll the asseta railway carriage.— Cassell's Magazine. made over to him.  , • • at at Cr. eke I of orate, to be ,en to more ,ide the .nt. To le3 Eng) lt Stalinhe most ms. . the arcaiton Moir, ie in the Tooth, said the decision would have of a prisoner T.—The death place at his i the 2:ith Jan., year, and from the West Derby I merchant. Na iut was greatly • A been received espitlng the exeate of the 2nd Life e last sitting of the murder of another f kicking him while Isms Barracks, both sication. ire Vanderbilt is pubThere are bequests 100,000, but none for The bulk of his forI. H. Vanderbilt. The t with in the will is not 'old says that it Is esti-0 and 1:20,000,000. ,