Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1887-01-22 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

FREDERICK AEI/GEORGE OBSTRKI`EROUR.—At Strange. ways Police Court on Mmiday, George Reyadd Wolstencroft and Frederick Rawßoson, were hued 5.. and cats each for being drunk and disorderly in the early hours of Monday morning at Heaton Chapel, Constable Courtney proved the cue. BUSALAUY AT NORTH ItEDDIsH.— Between 11 o'clock on Tuceday night and six o'clock on Wed. nesday mornieg, several britoes in Gorton-road, North Reddish, were burgloiously entered, awl, inane instance Irons toe shop of Mr. A. Munro, several articles, including an ovens:tat, a roll of towelling, and a purse, containing • few shilling', were clone I away. Judging from the fort that • number of other articles, blln'lled together for removal, but left in the kitchen, it in presumed that the thief or thieve, were disturbed. The •i-its to the house of Mr. John Esrann, barber, and Mr. Freloriek It •ttou, saddler, ...pear to hays :deo been of a harried character, for, although drawers Were tarthiCked and their contents emfusedly t'irowti together on the floor, nothing appears to have been mi..' from either procures, Access in each Cane appears to have been gained through the ticullery window, all of which are on the eliding princip!e, end in no ease does it appear that the fastenings were seen to. The half of Hatton'e window was taken clean out and left in the yard and Muuro'a window was loft tide open, 80 that in these instaneeo it is clear the thieves escaped by the same opening through which they entered. The tit tl value of the article, taken I. between £3 and £4. The matter Ili. berm planed in the bonito ..f the polies for iuyeerigation. 000CIUW.-011 Monday evening a concert organised by the IttAiliAll FM. Planting Asmciation tote held in the St. Agnes Mission Room, north Reddish, oil Monday evening in behalf of the funds of this ommendable mciety. The audience was gratifyingly large. Tie soloists all hailed from Manchester and each were of unmistakeable ability. Indeed, the concert was pronounced to be one of the finest musical treats which has been afforded the inhabitants. The programme was imitiated by • selection front the Brookfield Handbell ringers. "The Spanish Chant" very pleasingly rendered ; Miss B. TllOllll/81/11 sang in a rich clear voice "The Children's Home," and Mr. John Allen gave an earnest of the good things to be expected from him in the song "My lint Cigar," which fairly brought down the house"; Mr. George Bray, followed with "The Wolf," and Mr. J. Dmwent, gave a reading "The Stuffed Monkey "; Mrs. Tediemaun sang "Golden Love"; Miss Ainsworth allowed a complete command over her instrument in the piano solo "Sabbath Evening Chimes " now the sound of the "tweet voiced hells" appearing to be wafted from afar on the gentle breezes and anon swelling into a strong fortissimo—the execution was exceediugly goal and was much appreciated by the audience; Mr. Tom Kelly was awarded an encore for his song "My Sweetheart when a Boy "; "Oak once more," a song by Miss Thom,s, received a meritorious interpretation ald Mr. Jai. Allen, for his humorous song and sketch, " Moeiarty," in which he convulsed his audience, also woo re-called, when he subetituted a " serious " recitation, "The mid-night Murderer" Mr. Hirst "the blind fiddler" gained loud applause for an excellent violin sole After a short intzrval Miss Ainsworth opened a second part of the programme with another skilful piano eolo " Pallace 13rilliante "; Mr. Tom Kelly's admirable v4xtalism in I the soag "Queen of the Earth' again called forth an ! unsnimous encore; Mr. John Allen, next gave a sketch I song "My Mother-M-Law" and this was also encored; Mrs. Tedietnaun sang "Kathleen Mavourneen ; Mr. Hirst was encored for his wing "Schneider, how you vas," to which he accompanied himself upon the violin; Mist A. Thomas rendered a brilliant piano solo in excellent style, entitled " Tarantelle"; Mr. J. Derwent gave a reading, "The Sexton's Story," and Mr. George Bray sang "The Bugler"; Mies B. Thomas gave a suitably demure interpretation to Weatherly's morosaa, "Uncle John"; Mr. John Allen received two encores for his humorous song " Milesian Militiamen," and the Hmdbell Ringers finished an exceedingly interesting entertainment with a selection "Acid Lang Sync" (with variations.) During the evening Mr. Hartley, chairman of the association, announced that another concert would be held in Fernery in aid of the Society's funds