Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1887-01-29 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

JOCKEY'S FORTUNE.  Probate has been granted of the will (dated 14th November, 1884) of Frederick James Archer, for. of Newmarket, late of Falmouth House, Honing, in the county of Suffolk, who died on the Bth of Nov. last at Falmouth House, and the gross value of whose personalty is £66,602 is. 6d. The executors are his friend, Robert Herbert Mills, and his brother-in-law, George Peddie Thomas Dawson. He leaves the following legacies, all free of legacy duty: To his daughter, Nellie Rose Archer, in addition to any benefit which she may take under his marriage settlement, or as hereafter mentioned, £20,000; to his friend, Robert Herbert Mills, £5000; his brother. in-law, Mr. G. P. T. Dawson, £5OO ; his brother, Charles Archer, £2000; his uncle, Albert Archer, £500; his sister, Emily Collingwoood Coleman, £2000; his sister-in-law, Annie Dawson, £2000; his friend, Alexander Dawson Hogg, £s°o; and his valet, William Bartholomew (known as Solomon), £lOOO. He directs his executors to invests sufficient sum to produce an income of £2OO a year, to be paid during their lifetime to his father and mother, or the survivor of them, and the principal money then to fall to the residue, and a sum of £2OOO is to be invested to apply the income to the education and bringing up of the testator's nephew, Frederick Pratt, the son of his sister, Alice Pratt, until he attains the aged 21 years, when the said £2OOO is to be paid to him; £5OOOl. to be invested to pay the income thereof for her life to the testator's sister, Alice Pratt, and at her decease the principal sum into be equally divided among her children other than the said Frederick Pratt, and tho rest, residue, and remainder, whatsoever and wheresoever, of his estate, real and personal, the testator leaves to his daughter.  BAT'S COMPOUND, a demulcent anodyne expectorant for Coughs and Colds. Of Chemists. old., is ltd., Pmt 5,1. TEN marriage of Mr. Maurice Healy, M.P., with Miss Annie Sullivan, eldest daughter of the late Mr A. M. Sullivan, has been solemnised in Dublin. The Lord Mayor of Dublin, uncle of the bride, entertained the wedding party at the Mansion House. The liquidators of the West of England and South Wales District Bank have received the final dividend from Messrs. Booker and Company, and are, therefore, in a position, as soon as the formalities of court have been complied With, to make the final return and close the liquidation. They estimate the return will be about five or six shillings per share, which will have to be added to a 10s. per share previously returned. AN extraordinary scene has taken place at the Salford Police-court, where Thomas Leatherbarrow war charged with the wilful murder of Catherine Quinn, at Pendleton, on the Bth inst. Leatherbarrow, who was strongly guarded by police, conducted himself most violently on a woman named Sweeney, with whom prisoner and deceased lived. He burst into a torrent of swearing and filthy language cursing Sweeney during the whole course of the examination. On a medical man tieing called, and a hammer being produced, the prisoner interrupted, saying. "The hammer was never used in this world. I am not afraid to tell I did it with my fiat and clog. and she did not live two minutes, She wasdone by the first kick under the jaw." Prisoner was committed to the assizes for wilful murder.  KAY'S COMPOUND, fur Colds and Coughs 91d., ls. 1L; postage, 3d. Kay Bros „ Stockport, and at Chemist.  _ . . . HARTLEY WAITIILIIT,• miner, employed at Mears. Briggs and Co Saville Pit, Methley, war found dead the other day on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, between Methley Jwletioa and Pontefract. He was 38 years of age.