Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1876-03-18 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

RECENT SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF CONMONO—The interior history of the curious scene which took place at the House the other evening has been thus explained. Mr. Hems cod is the gentleman who some time ago brought an aotion against the Queen's printers, which he lost. He is the author of a scheme for armour plating the old wooden line of battle shies, and is very much mixed up with Captain Bedford Pins and a paper called the Navy, which , contains the most violent personal abuse of the present Council of Naval Cana'true. ' Hon. The libel contained in therpetition, which Mr. ' Hunt moved should not lie upon the table, has I already been published without any printer's name. I It to of the groeeest kind, and, if true,,Mr. Reed, Sir , Spencer Robinson, and the present Director of liTaval I Construction ought so behuog. I will not defile, your paper by reproducing it. The foundation of al the animosity is no doubt ttes refusal of the AdmireltY to entertain ;,Mr. Henwood'is plans, which, as everybody can tell who knows anything about ehipbuilding, would have meant the waste of an enormous emeaut of money. ' BURGLARY IN - EDINEtfIIGH.--,-The prelnisee of Messrs. Blackwood, filk mercers,' George.street, Bdinburgh, have been broken into by, bunglers, who forced open a safe, and abstracted a sum of . money and a largo number of seonritiee. A quantity of silk lace and other goods was ale, carried off, The real object of the robbers, however, was to penetrote.Mto the adjaeent ehop of Messrs.Vamilten and Crichton. jewellers. 'A calouletiarC lad 'apparentAy been Made of the distance of the safe from the street, and a large aperture was dug through the division wall between the shops, by which the burglars expected to be able to enter Messrs. asmilton'a premises (which are kept 'lighted) behind the safe. The . frori‘of .Meese..Blarskwood's shop.,. however, has re. mystly been extep,deS for ward three or four feet, and the thieves being thinkdiatanee wrong in theireensuA dation., found. thernseldes on the side of.,the safe neared the street, on which a' strong-reflection was' thrown, and had not ventured to Auntie. ? THE SJIICII YORICCRIRN coe.ifisvNEßS hive l givers sows of a reciact.i9n *the ssvp,ofjOle Minere , of fifteen per rent. It is to mune Into Toirde in Apr.il,. ; In all probability it will be resisted. I ' 0/317.11C iv broLewo. The Lord 'Chief 3 &AR*, in ',opening the assizes tor King's enunty, ifeferreclat considerable length to the murder of a miller named Cahill, who, it may be remembe.red, Wits shot dead by a shot fund in through the door Way of the mill. .Do bad been frequently threatened because he had Leaome tenant of a farm from which ' the previous tenant bad been evicted foe non-tiny" Meat of rent. The Lord Chief Justice expressed his regret that there ehould exist in the county a spirit of lawlessness ineeneistent with the morality whioh ' ought to prevail in a Chrietiantiountry. TEM vaLvaßL4 gLDIPI4,4AL . paopEnT LES of charcoal recommend it for or,o in CaPPii.of invalids' and children. (Icing to itesertliOsiels, it is not so. agreeable remedy to take by Mali j but gr. Bragg,. of WiattlOTO street, London, ham aseesedethil making' It palatable even to the fastidione by oecililintng it with engar, flour, and other ingredients in flit form of s biaesit, . Though tine dark dokiatl of the biscuit may seem at drat to give than unattractive apOsrance, yet ite daveur is sot . unpleaasst, And it Iliac the effect, of evreetening the breath, besides bting ear tomely weird in eases of Ilattileney and endlry of the stomach. From ite absorbing baid ooritAog properties charcetthispedittli,_when pretarra corns° in the way I,re indicated, is recommeilnd by the ti fiLlieffemedieol jonratts, ancVaelfaculty generally. D. G. slB'.