Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1883-03-24 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

FLOODING OF PITS NEAR LEEDS. The Mauston collieries, near Leeds, are at present flooded, and the pits are consequently idle. The water is"supposed to have found its way to Garforth, as part of Garforth pits ars inundated, and cannot supply their usual demand for coal.  that deceased died froni 'laurel causes. The funeral of Henry Rowles, the "Invincible," who died in Kilmainhain Goal on Sunday, took place on Wednesday. The coffin, which was covered with flowers and immortelles, was borne on a hearse drawn by four horses, the chief mourners being the deceased's widow and son and daughter. The shield on the lid was inscribed with the date of his death, and his age, 44 years. A large number of carriages and cabs joined the procession, besides about 400 Nationalists marching six deep. In going through High-street at the place where Emmett was executed a large crowd assembled, and uncovered until the funeral had passed. Mr Parnell and Mr 0' Kelly arrived in Paris on  .., if they beeome IL'S, will. certainly , have a greater effect on patent practice than Icould be caused by any mere change in the authority by which the change is administered. The Bill comprises three main divisions, .16.17lug respectively with patents. ,ieziatereadesitins, and trade-marks. At the offices dealing with these enbjeci...,v,all practically Mr Justice Lawsen, sitting at the County departments of the Patent Office, so pat no Antrim Assizes at Pelfast on Wednesday, had change would be effected in this respect. In the before him the ease of the "Patriotic Brother. authority whioh controls the three hood," an organization alleged to have existed a moat important change. at Crommaglen and other villages in the neigh''‘..,. control of the bourboad, in counties Armagh and Monaghan, ' murdering c persons and subver organizatio-u7l-1-Yrne ident at Cullaville ab /siley,and Nugent _ly _ Ave al:lath de. alter, Da " itness attended some Queen, and did express such intentions gliA:eittlienaine of the" Patriotic " overt acts—viz., that they did conspire ^ntisisted of part of the to levy rebellion against the Queen in ',eland, Soon Society combined, such as" Bogmen to desto7 the Constitution and Government of, I " Necks, " and other smaller sections. this - snot sworn in a naem ber of th e society, bp' • s-v Patrick Walters, .  sion and tyranny as resulted from organized' witirthat of the witness Daffy, but nothing was exclusion of any English banner.- In the confederacies of this kind ; and he trusted that elicited of importance. speeches which were made Mr Forster WM their verdict, if they were brought to &verdict At this stage the proceedings were adjourned, especially and severely dealt with. , - ~. of guilty in this case by the evidence given be. The Freeman's Joartiai (Dublin) says... 11EVELA- fore them, would tend to the pacification and The trial of Dennis Nugent and five other It is more thanprobablethat neither Mr Parise{ tranquility of the district which had been in- members of the Patriotic Brotherhood for eon- nor Mr Sexton will proceed to America to teak. fasted by this terrible organization, which would _spiracy to murder and treason-felony was part fr. th.LandLeagneconvention to be holdec be brought to light, and which he believed ,resumed at eleven o'clock on Wednesday the of April. There .is no reason ba would be utterly scattered in confusion hv the morning at Belfast. Evidence was given by suppose the session will be so barren ei proceedings whish were being adopted the police as to the finding of illegal documents, interest nir the Irish members as was previoludy Evidence was-then called. -- and ammunition. An expert from London Many questions, especially _ the Mr J. R. Ryan; C.E., proved t tn.. documents were in the hand- acts... .ne Bishop., will have to be raised pared plans of the localities men. I " sue prisoner Walters, who was secre- shortly after Easter. We believe Mr Parnell Murphy. 'Airy to tneorgamsation. It is evident that the will prolong his staY in Paris until the House Patrick Duffy, examined by I Brotherhood was an independent society, hay- re-opens. - - '• was a Sheriff's bailiff, and tube ingrno connection with the Invincible& Money smith. He lived at Kilkeel in was collected to send men to Dublin to blow JUDGE O'BRIEN ON CRIME IN was sworn in a member of a Ribbon somety, ana - Castle. Mr Brook, agent to Viscount Tern. 4