Widnes Examiner. — 1881-12-24 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE RESIDENCE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.  LATEST NEWS.. .  Mary Challoran, sentenced so dea-th—a-t Cork for the murder of a child at Odomey, has been reprieved. Yesterday, a suspect named Moore arrived in Queenstorrr in custody of two policemen. He has been liberated CM condition that he will emigrate, and the police accompanfed Rim from Limerick to see that his promise was carried out.. In the firsttlivision of the Session at Edinburgh, yester. day, decision was given in a claim by the liquidators of the city of Glasgow Bank against Wm. MacKinnon for £311,000 paid as dividend while he wasAirector. The court decided against the liquidators. Yesterday evening a bailiff seized a horse and cart tinder the civil bill at Mobile. The owner struggled to keep pos. session, and a large crowd gathered. The police fixed bayonets to keep the crowd hack, and took the owner, bailiff, and horse and cart to Banacks.  By the direction of Captain Templar four of the Por4. land lenets, which are capital sea boats, left Portland yesterday afternoon for the purpose of cruising over the 211 miles of water about West Bay for the lost balloon, which it is thought will be found about six feat below the surface. Mr. Cozar, ex-mayor of St. Ives, Cornwall, was charged before the magistrates yesterday with obt lining from the Corporation certain sums under false pretences. Evident, was given to show that he had not accounted for carte' sums received as rate collector, and the case was adjourned in order that the Government auditor might attend.  A meeting of operative potters held at Hanley definite brought the strike to an end, and all the operatives will be at work after this week. A good feeling exists betweea masters and men on the whole, and several of the manufacturers have advanced their workpeople a week's wages to enable them to have a good Christmas.  At a meeting of the representatiyes of the Cleveland miners and 'their employers, yesterday, the men reported that they were instructed to accept the proposed two years sliding scale with the gumanteed minimum wages offered for the past six months, tlAis minimum being equal to one penny per ton to miners, te'n per cent, to underground, and eight per cent, to surface natal men.  Miss Reynolds, of the Dublin Ladies Land League, was charged at the Petty Sessions, Castletown, Bere, county Cork,-yesterday afternoon, with. inciting a tenant named Catherrre Murphy not to pay rent to her landlord, the Earl of Bantry. Mr. Warburton, R.M., was the only maestrate present, and ordered her to find bail to keep the peace for six momhs, or, in default, to undergo a month's imprisonment. She refused to give bill, and was therefore cow-. mitted to prison.  . , •• •,?:. t. , ~ I - •. s. ' • :....._ . ••••,, a..,, p 1 • ,j: _ rl. ' - ' f.k.' • , .-..., 4.4 --.-,.. -., „ . ' isilitsli. . IV% . , . It c ' , .. „ .. .. ....,..:, r . .... , , • ..., .. .. ~., , . .„ • I t . t • . • •'''' ...:,.. - I ' ' x'' 7 . , • - 'a' .. -• . . -. • : , i • . , . t , • ~- , ....-5, • . • Or , * ~. , . ~.:,.,.; ...:2...i''' ~ • ..... '• ''-'11..:. ' -• 4.' i ; ' . s'.. • -,-7-; . ~.,, ~ ~ . . ' .. ; 1 , ~ . , '• ' A, - ... -'.-%•'' j • -'7.-."-:, -I, '...., . , . . . • -.. , , - -•-;, '-;:r• ' ! ',„ ~.., ~ . ' , . .. f.. r. . . ..,1, . ....'. ~ . ....., ... ' .., '..„.• , . ' f ' . , .... 'V  .