The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1882-10-07 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

CARNARVONSHIRE LIBERALS. them from the ranks of labour to be captains of night in favour of the release of the - clltt est di troops had the police found in a house four weapons, with which, believed in a prayer meeting that was like a groat in instry ; and to confer great benefits on the town aud said ihet he had beon charged in a Paltered tnit°,o trot eoe et, manner. There that h e should they believed, the assassinations wore carried out. A Penmaenmawr correspondent reports :-Mr. and family gathering, where people who might do a great who were neighbourhood. As he gazed upon the eager and ,i as the The weapons axe reported to be long narrow knives, Mrs. Gladstone left Panrnaenmawr for Hawarden on deal of damage in the pulpit if they got there could say patient attention of the scholars as he went through like carving knives, bat with a narrower blade, of TaeedaY afternoon, and were met at the railway sta- something to the purpose. That was the success of morrow. He had that day received fr,riee paitlVill, 40q1ly of f,,, g of tho the classes with his friend, Mr. Tomlinson, the other English manufacture. They aro made of the best lion at the former place, before their departure, by a the Salvation Army, notwithstanding all its faults, Manchester rotice t ahaladtctbteehd9ninf:ign::::::°l3l: newhat gni ht, he could not help thinking tbat it would be a edits), steel, and are as sharp as razors, It is said that the deputation from the Carnarvonshire Liberal Amanda- the turning of the prayer meeting into an experience re Church Union had fought Mr. Greea at reward for the munificent donors it they could vacant. He did not accept that notle,e, bnnl9,oo stie , ,tt he 4anot tot 7miy opinion of an analyst was taken as to certain stains or tion, headed by Mr. C. H. Darbishire, the chairman, meeting. It should be a prattle of young prophets great them as he did. He asked the indulgence of those -phs marks on the blades, and that they were pronounced to who read a congratulatory address, before the train at home in the temple, when they talked with God as a child when it could only say " Abbe !"--abont the friends present while he addressed a few observations andi generously. Ms turn eine° now in„ asS 101.4 rtakill seq to 00 ai.stieg.4 otti, -4. It nsult Mr. Green nor his churchwardees i pers or cif be blood marks. The police here are, of coarse, very came into the station from Holyhead. ~ to the youths who had come that evening to take mon vaeant. "S hel e God," eald S'r )19 00 8' I reticent on the subject, but is suggested that they Mr. Gladstone, who appeared in excellent health, said first sound issuing from a new creature in Ohritt their prizes, and he would like to talk to them in the will not declare th:livl P m cant." (Chernr"r Oceeirlaf tke. really know something. Information has reached the in reply to the address-Mr. Darhishire, this is a very Jesus. They owed all their blessing in the Taber- same homely way as he would if they were do his duty to his country." vacant. He held that 7ii stol. Lai g,4 WI police that the outside car, used by the murderers, was flattering address, and what ie more a very touching nacCe to the prayer meeting. They bacl prayed the y imprisoned. He had Leen rele tree ei he ND ot a hack, bat a private vehicle. one. Let me, in the first place, refer to the building up, and the devil himself could not tway it beto the s7O ke_ sue stting in -a private room of the Institntion. illegal, ' - sacred grief to which you have alluded. I down as long as they were praying people. Talking Recently he happened to say that this was the Mr. vacant Mr. Green beggar in r of 0 411 eat. r, PBl3B, b golden age for yonths who attended schools r. Green should not e eau. a , Bests spi hi:l%4