The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1880-04-27 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

CONFESSION OF MURDER.—A tramp named engineers, five are bankers, two are connected vv.ith bushels, as compared with 32.695,620 bushels in the Patrick Conway has given himself up to the New corresponding period of 1878-9. In view of the r in other ways Ross police, stating that he had killed his child,tenantf u farmers aar mr e eorrs the brewing trade, three belong to the medical profession, ec mil are or been printers; great increase thus indicated in our imports • f three months old. The police, on making a search, coublishers,w engravers.'4'f.2c. ; one is a member of the wheat, it is not a little satisfactory that we shoal discovered the dead body of a child in a mill pondone is a civil and have had the benefit of such ample supplies a just outside the t iwn. The prisoner, who is aPresbyterian minister; and -American grain, otherwise we should have had to Vtmoi i iy taa x yl Academytutor;onoef isa Scotland; young man 20 years old, was, with his wife aged two are ex-clergymen of the Established Church, who sustain that greatest of all public calamities, dear 17, remanded, to the town bridewell. have relieved themselves of their orders under the bread. .A t the present momcnt the p, ohabilities Much ANNOYANCE is caused by purchasing cotton, provisions of Mr. Bouverie's Relief Bill. The above of the situation appear to incline in favour of L lower wheat quotations as crop prospects are which prove to be rotten and worthless, resulting in enumeration includes 172 members; the rest are loss of time, temper, and money, To avoid this, buy country squires, magistrates, deputy-lientenants, I favourable i Great Britain,France and the United only Clark & Co.'s Sewing and Ma,chine Cottons, which chairmen of quarter sessions ex-high sheriffs, baronets, i—a e , II t , are the strongest and best. See that each reel bears and sons of peers. The oldest of the "new members " jug zt ts. Should crop ptospects continue encouragin these three leading countlies, we shati the well known trade mark, an Anchor. Sold by all is Sir Harry 'Verney, aged 78; the youngest appears to Drapers and at Fancy Repositories. Sole makers, be Mr. Richard Fort, M.P. for Chitheree, who was certainly bee what down to 40s. per quarter in Clark and Co., Anchor Mills, Paisley. [238 boils in 1856. Mark-lane in September.  A procession gt women marched on Saturday morning from the western districts of the Forest of Dean to Monmouth, a distance of twelve miles, in order to appeal to the union authorities for relie£ A royal marri, ge took place at Windsor on Saturday, the contracting parties being the Princess Frederica Maria Sophia, elder daughter of the late King of Hanover, and Baron Alphonse Von Po wel Rammingen. A Halifax, on Sunday morning, John Robinson, a slater, and his wife, both addicted to drinking, were found suffocated in their bedroom, which had caught fire through candle having been left burning near some of the furniture. Mr. George Gros.mith, the popular lecturer, died suddehly on Saturday evening, having been seizal with an sttack of apoplexy while presiding at the usual weekly dinner of the Savage Club.  An explosion of fire-damp occurred in a pit at Kirkintolloeh, near Glasgow, on Saturday morning, caused by a miner using a naked lamp. Eight mcn were burned, one of whom is net expected to recover. Using naked lamps is against the rules of the pit. At a special meeting of the Gloucestershire Chamber of Agriculture. on Saturday, for the purpose of receiving communications in connection with the prevalence of sheep disease its causes and treatment, it was stat d that pasturing sheep on wet. land tended to develop the disease, that salt was a good preventative, and that the animal should have dry food with which turnips might be advantageously mixed CANON ('ono