Widnes Examiner. — 1881-07-23 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

RESIGNATION TENDERED AND WITHDRAWN. Widnes water mains passed the homes, a little pressure on Rifles, eventually winning the prize with a score of 86 points, The Caeleatex read the following letter from the School the part of the Sanitary Authority would put the mattes. or three more than the highest total eva before registered. Attendance Officer :--" I respectfully beg to 'tender my right. —lt was resolved that notices be served OD The cuatomary rejoicings followed Beck's Victory, Lady resignation of be office I now hold as School Attendance e the owners of the property at Tarbock Smithies anal Brownlow (wife of the President) heiself affixing the Officer to your' Board. In doing so, I beg to thank you, cum to provide a ' eeveted badge to his uniform. Our correspondent's letter air, and. the members of the Board; for the kindness I have proper and wholesome supply of water. —lt WaS intimates that already the camp Tarbock Green, requesting has begun to wear a deserted always. received at Your hands."—'le answer to the Chair- i I resolved • that a second notice be served upon the appearance, and with the conclusion of this, the greatest min, Mr. Lloyed stated that when officers could not•egree owners of property at Ecclestonelane Ends.—The CLERK CoUteSDOf the year, the business of the meeting may be said he thought there onght te be a seperation.After borne cliscussion,,„Mr. AzQuA , read a letter from the Rainford Local Board in answer to Practically to have concluded. RLAY,_,lnMect that Mr. Lloyd be one forwarded by the Clerk respecting the Infections Dis- ,teveral interesting competitions were decided at the eektlested to withdraw his resignation. He might express leases' Hospital, stating that the Roarefwould no doubt con- Wimbledon Rifle meeting, on Wednesday. The Rajah of Cs 'opinion as a Member of That Board, that Mr. Lloyd had I I eider the matter.—The CHAIRMAN asked whether anything Kolapore's Challenge Cup was won I.ty the Canadian rifle faithfully and efficiently performed the &dint of his*fiee i had been done respecting the thatched cottages on warring- , team, who beat a squad of picked English vorleugnistteeerriisngbysl2so. since his appointruene.—Mr. Goenswoirru seceneed the 1 enneme which the medical Officer declared unfit foe habi- points. Oxford University carried rrßiedeporeffsetnhteatLioversdoCfhtahneceAllromr'ys *lotion, and it Was unanimously carried.—Mr. LIAM) 804 1 tation, and wh ther the promised improveinents to the con- Plate with a score of 555, Cambridge Only blbeAeinrntg eJxecwietiln, gMr. Hyde, of Canada, and be was much obliged to the Board, but he would rather t v be- demned cottage at Seddon's-brow, Whiston, had been carried The United Services Challenge Cup fell to the Volunteers, Ownelysmet with in the accepted his resignaiion.—eSorne further Conversation took place, and eventually Mr. Lloyd withdreW ,hie, Tee, ~,lietteel, _OM , out—The CLERK and the SURVEYOR said nothing had been smtlhiaeoroeitn•iinensgnwifnoigtrhstcl6loe2rseA. doete—lt was resolved that the Clerk take legal proceedings stood next on the list with 660, and then followed the Royal been Lieutenant Godsal, 2nd Bucks, each having made a score of ~ , with a view to getting the cottages closed. On Wednesday a large cotton mill aCitrdstleisorth, the one, WANT OF A SEWERAGE SCHEME FOR DiTToN. property of Mr. Meanock, was totally destroyed by fire, Nuisances arising from overflow of cesspools having damage being done to the amount of £20,000. The loss is reported at Ditton, the Chairman remarked that sooner or TO. In shooting off, the Englishman tell one • . fully covered by insurance,point behind later a sewerage scheme would have to be adopted for this his opponent, who, for the third time won the jewel, his At Durham Assizes, on Tuesday, John Richt:mold was township, as it was becoming a thickly populated place.— score being a "highest possible." rontenced to death for the murder of his wife, with whom he It was resolved that the Surveyor prepare a plan of the 4ad lived happily for 17 years. The jury recommended the locality, and that a Parochial committee be formed in the A large iron rail was placed across the railway line near prieeaer to mercy. township. Boyle, last night, bet fortunately no damage resulted.