The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1874-08-15 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

FOREIGN MINING AFFAIRS.— ,Le it, ell ens' Pst i* :ion tstt until ewp .. \ • ,',. 11l ' 1 i l 1 . I eld , :mime of two of them employed for the time. In the French coal trade I,' ilt : .ore them, but he affairs are generally quiet. Coalowners are waiting for ss from therm inds e:t I , as manifeat that the vents an iucrease of anon in the trade is the pro,3 WaS utterly untrue. longed stagnatim which eimati xists in so manv industries. 0 the prisoner, a tender- The imports of pig into France in the first half of I. aa they had heard, and a this year present a decline d 24 per cent., m compared his livelihood, had a wife with the correslionding perial of 1873. The exports of .Arnings in drink. Could they pig from France also exhibit a deereisse ot 9 per cent., ri. 11 ,ctached to the child as they as compared with the corresponding period of 1873. An ,ae, he had any idea from begin. advance in the prim of coal has been talked of for some Ally murder it i' He did a foolish, time past in Belgium, but the lst of Au t h I ; gm as come mseeful act, it was true,and one which and gone without any such rise having been :attempted. • ,ondemnation of all right-feeling and It is satisfactory that this should have been the c e een, but he asked them to pause before as many industries, at present in a depressed and suffer' 4 , 'firf' ' ced him Aetail d th guilty o the f itttemptiug to murder the had th ing condition, will now have some ch recoveng ance of ' -ri ee insults to which man emselves. seted at the public-house, and urged that there C..EVEL4ND IRON IfauliEr.—At Middlesborough on as lic . minty grounds for lending, credit to his state- Taesday, there was a goo 1 assemblage ofgentlemen• . E , .uat what he did was only with the intention of, connected with the iron and coal tires .1 : * 1 I ing his wife away from a sink a iniqnity, where she, au the tone of them arket was better than last we k. There 's a s spenaing all his earnings. He had been excited to i barged demane for iron just at present, white', Ilthilien; ire last degree of extremity, and with the idea of reperhaps owing, to temporary causes infer the time beingg 1 claiming his wife from her ways he was tempted to takeo j", • produeing its effect. Many of the 'works will be la;dot• she step which had been detailed to them by the wit- for two or three days uelt week, during• Stockton litic , el ; .t el nesses. Under the whole of the .circumstances, he and hi anticipation a that event both workmen aesnd a_•l_',!.•_ thonght the jury n ould reaeve the prisoner of the more principals are :unions to make as InUeh time as o 'l,l ,nas serious charge which was hanging over In and say he The enquiry for foreign • • • P ''' e* consumption is als • • , gm's was not guilty of it. He called only one witness, smpath whilst the Scotch market as has been the ca all the Y George Sheppard, forme. to Mr. Bell, the manager summer, is takiu ' ' as g a greater proportion of Cleveland 1 A for the Diamond Boring Company at the new tunnel, iron than usual. Maker • • :on the ter- Durdham-down. He gave the mescal, . excellent the- s are quoting at No. 1, 7314, No. 3,70 s. to 725. 61. ; No 4, foundry. 64s 61 t 6- . • I Ae experience racter as a workman, and did net think he had been No. 4, form, 575. 6d. net c.ash, f.o b•T • * * ot. 'kt's .her consdidat- absent one day during the eighteen months he had been at works." The probabilities of the* q•uieera'crc4lltaurucee of eurrense of so- working there. the reduction of 20 per cent. by the Durham pitmen His Lordship, in summing up to the jury, repeated were discussed, and many are heard to express an opinion si that it was a question of intention. He concurred in the of dc,ubt as ta whether the matter will be amicably , 4IJ RDE R OF A g advisabili d t tyd ext of dismissing from their minds th M the l e exag- settled. W consid d hen the ill effects a the late strike in Cl iseveerae anravagant evidence of Dempsey and are a • ere , i y 1 . IS