The Bee-Hive. — 1870-08-27 (London, England)

CLIESTER.—Ou Mon. day the lion. Norman Grosvenor. M.P., laid the foundation stone of new British Schools in Chester. The building Will be situated in Windmill.. lane, nor the site ot the present British Schools, which have become too small for the number of scholars who attend. The new building will accommodate about 500 children in three schools —one for boys another for girls, and a third for infants. The cost of erection. together with the purchase of land, will be. £1660. The Hon. N. Grosvenor in his speech on the occasion, referred to the education bill of last session, and hoped that if compulsion remained patt of the bill sone.way would hereafter be fouad o,nt of the religious difficulty.  HOILOWAT'S OINTM ENT AND PILLS .--N ever neglect a cold.—From gross contravention of this teri simple advice, many thousands of persons contract chest complaints, which might be alto. gether prevented by the use of these harmless, yet' effectual and reliable remedies. It is painful to her of the many painful cases which commenced with the ordinary symptoms of a common cold. Holloway's Ointment, rubbed upon the back and chest:, prevents all disastrous consequences. It soothes the inflamed lining of both throat and chest. After rubbing in the Ointment for a few days, the pectoral irritation and the tightness of breathing diminishes, the cough becomes looser and less frequent. and the phlegm is expectorated with less difficulty till the lungs become free and respiration natuT4l.  .. Atlfilii LOA N All NTPSFai- TA zg4rourp.--Sfiar Yo t. Aug. 18.--A. letter from Mr. Freline.buysen to resident Grant,. elated July 27th, has been pn lished. in which the fomer declined thm British nii.,sion on seCount of his domevie relations and duties, and also nis conviction that there are Others hotter suited for the oillee, '  rip Table il!a;, Docks -were- inaugurated by his ido4l ' /fig hpe.ss the Hake of Edinhu th rgh on e llth or July. His Royal nighnesS had also presided at the annual racking of the Sailors' Home; on which ocension he gracefully e:tnressed his remembrance of saving the first stone of the building and ton 4 veyed an assurance of his continued interest in the institution by presenting the secretary with a citecide for 45 as a contribution to the funds. Ris &rill Highness.lef. Simon's Bay for New Zealand in the Galatea on the 13th of July, with her Majesty's , . ship CIO in company. . l'Opttm.:in AT MaticitHsTEß.—An Irish labourer, nettled l'ibiCk Durr, murdered his wife at Redbank.. one of the lower districts of Manchester. on Friday morning. The wit were notorious f.'r their gnarryls, and /-te on Wednesday. evening they were seen going Lome, apparently tipsy, employing themselves by a ternaiely singing and rinarrelling. Early 'his morning, Purr, by this time quite sober. gayc himself up at the police. station, saving be had Strangled his wile: He was brought to day before the Infigrates. and his son gave evidence agniest Mm. He stated that when his father and mother crme home on Wednesday his farther made a noose in a r6pe and put it round m.-)ther's neck. Mother screamed when the tore wss made tight, and father thee left her awhile ; lutt returning shortly after, he said. - She's not dead yet," and puliied at the rope rinti: she wa,a. _ _ _