Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1884-05-03 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

NZW MAIM.  Swindling, eheatini, falsehood, and lies Make & man healthy, wealthy, and wise!  Toe BRITISH Duo;A.—Firet Actor : " Why, surely that lady is your wife! Have you fallen out?"— Second Actor No—but how could she be expected to see me V Don't you know that one of those fellows is the swell who gives her diamonds, and the other ii the critic whom the await asks to Wet?"  Two notable detain, nave just occurred In Faris, tlie first that of M. Demoetbene 011ivier, the father of M. Emile 011ivier ; the second, that of M. Leone Dupont, a well-known Conservative journalist, and formerly the editor of the l'ags. _  _ At the Central Criminal Court, on Friday, Sarah Heath pleaded guilty to the charge of sending a letter to Mr. Stephenson A. Blackwood threatening to murder him, and was allowed out on her reoognisances to come up for judgment if called upon. In one of the summer months there is to be an exhibition at Vienna of email-sired engines for mechanics and tradesmen. In this exhibition, which is to be held in the Rotunda, numerous English firms have announced their desire of participating. The Mayor of Bodmin on Friday cut the first sod of the branch line which the Great Western Railway Company have resolved to construct between the existing Bodmin Road Station on the Cornwall Railway and the town itself, a distance of nearly four miles. Near Tipperary, a cow, belonging to a Mn. O'Connor, an industrious, hard-working widow, wh, always paid her rent and other debts punctually, was found on Friday morning, lying on its back dead, having been cruelly dishorned and stabbed with a pitchfork. The Bishop of Llandaff has started a diocesan fund, for which he need., £60,000, to impply additional ohurchee, clergy, and miesioners. He hae given £l,OOO, and twelve other persons have given similar sums, besides nearly £7,000 received by smaller donations.  At Hazlefield, near Askeaton, oounty Limeriok, on Friday night, the farm buildings occupied by a man and his family, who had taken the place of an evicted tenant, were fired into, and afterwards set fire to and completely destroyed, the inmates narrowly escaping. It has been decided to holden unusually ambitions regatta at Portsmouth in August. The programme will extend over a whole week, from the 11th to the 16th, and will comprise yacht-racing, boatracing, swimming, athletic sports, a flower show, and other attractions. The management of the Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia, the largest American locomotive factory, is making extensive discharges of workmen owing to • decline in orders resulting from the depression of the iron trade and the restricted amount of railway construction. During the hearing at Clerkenwell Police Court of a summons against • farmer for having sold and consigned to • London railway terminus milk adulterated with 14 per cent, of water, the magistrates sanctioned the acceptance by the prosecution of a fine of £lO offered by the defendant.  _ The Arlberg tunnel is so far advanced that the new line will be opened to the public on the Ist Anima. Preparations are being made in Zurich and Constant:e for maablishusg large docks where goods can be deromted free of duty, along the Austrian frontier, and in the port of Conatsue,  itES