The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1877-08-03 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FKIDAY.—The Chanpap, parcel . which on hen, op cited was fon, si to cellor of the Exchequer Ins veil the postponement of contain a female child in an eaausted state. The child the orders until after his resolutions on the despatch Is supposed to have been brought from London. of business. Mr. Dillwyn complained of the short At South Shields, Charles Nam., a clerk, while car notice given for the consideration of the new rules, lying a bag of money from the bank, has been garrot- and suggested that the subject be postponed. Sevted by two men named Poor and Ellis, and robbed. • eral Irish members also objected. Mr. Fawcett also They were apprehended and the money recovered, was in favour of farther time far consideration. A Ninth correspondent telegraphs that an English The Marquis of Hartington did not anderstand that writer named George Browning, had committed suicide the rules were to be permanent; but if ..0,. although at the residence of Count Teleki, at Saromberek, near there might be inconvenience in procee,ing with lilaueenburg. The cause of the act is unknown, them at once, they had better face it. Mr. ChamAccording to present arrangements, her Majesty the berlain deeply sympathised with the difficulties of the Queen ie expected to arrive at Balmoral on Tuesday, Government, and their object in trying to stop a the 21st August, for a prolonged stay. Preparations state of things which was becomino a scandal; and for the reception of the Court have begun at the if not stopped the House would forfeit the respect of Castle. the country. He thought, however, that a little That punishment does not always ewe the criminal delay might be prudent, and two days would not was proved by Kate Meredith, a mulatto girl, of Washmake much difference. Mr. Sullivan said the ingtou City. She was imprieoned for thirty days for petit larceny, and when tlllO wun di.tharged carried away object of the Government was to go about the the blankets from her cell, country in the recess and ascribe the bungling of the The Liverpool borough magistrates have recom- session to the conduct of Mr. Parnell. The tnotion mended the Town Council to increase the salary of the for the suspension of the orders having been carried governor of the borough gaol from £450 to £550 per by 319 against 40, the Chancellor of the Exchequer annum ; and those of the Protestant and Roman Oath°. submitted his resolutions, and said he did so with no tic chaplains from £3OO to £4OO per annum, angry or personal feelinge, and with no desire to The Crucifixiou scene in the reredos at St. Angel's Fain anything for the Government, but solely in the Church, Denbigh, has been put back in its place. For interest of the house itself. Mr. Sandford moved two years the church has remained unconsecrated, the as an amendment that such motion shall not be conquetstiou of the legality of the reredos having been before the courts for eighteen mouths. sidered carried unless it receives the support of three-fourths of the inembem present. Mr. Osborne The body of an infant child has been found at Lith- Morgan seconded the amendment. A long debate erland, under circumstances euggeeting foul play. The followed, in which Mr. Sullivan, Mr. O'Donnell, body wad discovered in a tin case on the 'uank of the Mr. Parnell, and other Irish members justified the Lead. and Liverpool Canal. At the inquest au open verdict wail returned. obstructive course which they had taken. The A young domestic servant in Glaegow had been appreMarquis of Hartington supported the Governbetided on an alleged charge of murdering her illigiti- ment in their efforts to maintain the dignity of the mate child. It IR said the crime was detected by her House, aud secure the efheleut deepatch of public mistress hearing the girl in her sleep say she had mur- business. doted her bairn.