Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1880-01-31 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

ALTON.-A serious outbreak of this disease are hostile to local but where all the / has taken place on the farms of Mr Daggleby, . option, von withdrew candidates are hostile to the foregoing legis- e, of Sherburn. The farms are situated one lation on the liquor traffic, Good Tem late Beaconsfield r in the North and the other in the East Riding. Mr Daggleby has lost altogether no should refuse to aid them. P who was an A .f less than thirteen prime beasts, which have An old man, 75 yea prayed for -s of age, named Com- Premier a• been slaughtered by order of the Local mine, who has had a slight disagreement words, " 1 7 Authority. The usual precautionary respecting some land, was fired at whilst in events b' measures have been adopted, and it is to be bed at his house near Claremorris, County and I hoped that the progress of the disease has Mayo. The bullet did not take effect, but may • i been arrested, as the district boasts of some Commins is not expected to recover from this i 1 of the largest farms in the North Riding, the shock. Another man named Walsh, wa, THE EARL OF Deese ON SCHOOL BOARDS, who resides at Bobbin, in the Ballinrole ti,) -The Earl of Derby presided on Monday at district, was also fired at on Monday night, f the annual distribution of scholarships and the bullet lodging in the pillow on which the . prizes offered by the Liverpool Council of sleeping man's head rested. Walsh has , Education to the pupils in public elementary recently bought the land from which schools, and, in the course of a speech, ex- man had been evicted who was unable pressed his conviction that the Council of Pay his rent. Education were doing a good work in supple- THE PRINCE OP WALES AND THE Du, ! menting the work of School Boards. He Eretteußon is Deeclea.-An alarming cr was firmly of opinion that School occurred on Thursday week on the Boards must before long become uni- between the despatch boat H.M.F vernal, and he asked the friends of education and the ship Annot Lyle. The in the smaller towns to see what happened about six o'clock, the was being done in the'great cities, and satisfy then lying at anchor. 'The themselves that cheap, good, and moral vessel, which was steaming teaching could be given at least as effectually tolerably rapid rate, struck' , i under a School Board as without one, while amidships, the bow of tithe burden fell much more fairly. . about three and a half Mr On Tuesday afternoon the Lord Mayor The ship began to fill at t (Mr Gray, M.P., proprietor of the Freeman) inch of water an hour, a' and principal members of the Corporation Prince of Wales an? attended the Duke of Marlborough's levee at were on board the Li the Castle, in accordance with the collision. resolution come to last night. The MURDER IN Lila Lord Lieutenant's refusal to attend the was perpetrated Mansion House banquet is regarded as a step Smithborough, C rendered necessary by his official position, in man named T Which he should take cognizance of the stepfather, an anti-government meeting presided over with a hetet, by the Lord Mayor at the City twain, and Hall. The presence of the Lord Mayor then infli , at the levee on Tuesday will, it is con victim, a Bidered, go far to resolve the difficulty of the boars o' situation. The whole incident gives rise to taken • a renewed condemnation of the practice of was' granting the City Hall for meetings of a the political character. Dr