The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1877-07-20 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT AGAIN.  Owing to the tnirv-eili-ince of the prison authorities , week in May over 3,500 sharks were captured by the the Claimant has been unable to snake known all his fiahermen of Sandridge, some of whom earned from f„3 .0 day. Receetl an humerus() shark, measgrievances to Guilford Onslow, but about three uriu tog 4 per hetweu ISft. aud 16fty. M leugth, was caught in weeks two he succeeded in obtaining an interview Use 1,,,,,.; with a fellow-convict named William Duncan, who A return has been-issued of all deaths in the Metro.. was about to be released, and got from him a pron mise that he would write to Mr. Onslow and tell him olitan District in the year 1876 upon which a coroner's Jury have returned a verdict of death from starvation, about them. Duncan has since been liberated, and or death accelerated by privation. In the general divihas accordingly written to Mr. Onslow as follows : sion of Middlesex there were 20 such deaths; in the "101, High Street, Glasgow.--Sir,-1 write to you Eastern division, 19; in the Western division, 3; in the at the request of your friend, Sir Roger Tichborne, City of London and borough of Southwark, 1; and in for such I believe him to be, although the authorities Westminster, 1 ; giving a total of 44 deaths. at Dartmoor think otherwise. They treat him The solicitors for Fanny Stallard, the servant girl shamefully, continually watching him, and, in fact, now lying under seetence of death at Winchester Gaol it is their chief study how they can annoy him: and for the murder of her infant child, state that an influbelieve me they do so. He got reported last month tehuettfri lye-Li ge nweadsp:ottilit=:l:l,., ott, et of Wight, where (June) and purushed unjustly. On the 1 lth of June the Home Secretary, praying for a commutation of the he asked to see the doctor, and he was not allowed capital punishment. Among the signatories is the Hon. to do so because he had his name down to see the Ralph Dutton, the foreman of the Grand Jury. Governor the same day. He wanted a pair of The Orange riots at Montreal have proved a eerious spectacles to do his work, and they would not give affair. The Mayor having declined to call out the mu. them to him before the 18th of June. Mr. Bedford, 'tau, the deputy-adjutant did so on his own authority. ' the apothecary, reyorted him for insolence, and this Orangeman tired a revolver into the crowd, cud ' although the master tailor; contradicted the apothe- shots were inetautly returned, the Oraugemau falling ' cary, he was put a day on bread and water, and get mortally woun Wad wounded Another man who Wa wounded has • some of his good marks stopped. Sir Roger begged since died. Eventually the mob was dispersed. In ' me to write to you to inform :he Home Secretary, and °,thee,riet"owli -a in Canada the celebretiou passed oft ' to demand an official enquiry into the case, and to qs-e' J• ' beg of you also to get Mr. De. Mi,rgan to assist him. Considerable difference of opinion is said to be raging It was on the 11th of June he asked to see the modi- icniatihme:rtotrTru„trk,2aY:Lbtec,e=td„eaZl,T, Po; cal man, and he was not allowed to see him for ' con, the tnatment he received at the halide of a former Saltation until the 14th of June. He got reported Gov,Temeet. One section of the committee is for gr,uton the 26th of June. Now, sir, I think I have per- ing to the praseht lord a lump suns in recognition a his formed my promise to Sir Roger. Ile sends his grand.ather a distinguished services. Another wishes kind wishes to you and your lady. I got released te gram, oh .tha back pay winch Lord l huolonald lust from Dartmoor on the 4th inst., and I hope to God diireie twe tone he was stoic', oil tile navy list , I may never go back there again. Poor suffering An opinion upon tile delay in the general elections, ' Sir Roger is as good-hearted a man as ever broke drawn up by the consultieg committee of Repulicen bread, and beloved by b/ all.—Your obedient ser. jurists mts been .published. . Toe comnaittae in very <lucid.. i ,:rin i tusist boto on interal ruihOWS aud ccmvent,