The Telegram. — 1893-11-07 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

CHH.D.—Rose Weeks was found guilty of wilful neglect of her child at Bath.— Prisoner, who had been in gaol three months awaiting trial, was now sentenced to throe months' imprisonment,  CHKGE OF KANSLAI7GHTRR, —Henry Raze/inc.}, (47), labourer, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of fluorite Netherwood, at Bath, and W&B sentenced to three years' imprisonnient with hard lai.our. ATTIMPSF:O Sticins William Hill. ,erywnt, who pleaded guilty to an attempted dlcnce on AlUggl Cary, aged six %ear, at Ruthley til...l[C, .416 ladtled to he imprisonment for seven months, with hard labour.  LIONOMALIIRNT OP &WM —Sarah Jane Paris, cook, pleadea malty to concealment of birth at Durston, in September, and was sentenced to live mouths imprisonment with Inted labour. A. SHAW INSFEerCkli.—John Eaton alias Woldrida4 was found trinity of obtaining money by Mimiy retie, suiting himself as an inspector of weights and mesa• urea at lieckington, in 1802, and was sentenced to seetu days' imprisonment, to date from the commencement of. the assize. . .  Thel-14;11;,e-i were concluded about nine o'clock od Tuesday evening  On M4nday, Orimaby wag declared free fro cholera by the deputy meilicid officer of heal, Mr. W. Kendrick Tiptere, a gentleman of ind ipendeta Yflealle, has committed suicide at Priorse m! by ehooting hinneelf with a gun.  Mr. Tankerville Chamberlayue, M.P. for Som;i ampton, has offered a site for the building of a seamen's orphanage at that port. Mr. James M'Lar,n. general superintendent of the North British Railway, died suddenly in an Edinburgh train on Monday morning.  - -The Archbishop of Ontario, Metropolitan (4 Canada, ban withdrawn his name as one of the sic-. presidents of the English Church Union. The last out vivor of the armies of Napoleon in the North. Constantin t.h,nnis, has just died a, Grand Fayt, aged 100 years and nine month, The Chicago Exhibition was closed on Monday, without the special festivities which were to Mo..e taken place, in consequence of the tragic death of the Mayor.  An Italian organ grinder was at Stonehouae cn Friday committed for trial at the assizes for stabbing a boy who meddled with his org.tn and called him a monksy.  On Mond av, the Summers Iron work q, Staly b ridge, resumed work after a ten weeks' stoppage. The men agreed to accept a ten per cent, reduction because of the high price of coal. A cablegram received from Sierra Leone state, that the tradtux veBsel BeArice, Lelouging to a Liverpool trader, has been seized by Linerian, and two white agents arrested and imprisoned.  . It was unanimously decided at a meeting of Warwickshire Chamber of Agriculture, held on Monday, $o admit agricultural labourers into the chamber at a subscription of one shilling.  Theengineeting works of Messrs. S. Itichari. son and SOll3, which give employment to 1,60.7. commented nu Monday to run three-quarter L in consequence of the water famine at We- t Hartlepool. A cash-box containing £lB has been stolen from the Weston-super-Mare branch of the Your.. l'sien's Christian Association. The Both A, *ion was visited in like manner about a month agi. when £lO was taken.  Mrs. W. H. Gladstone has presented a new burial ground to the rector and churchwarden Si. Matthew's Church, Buckley; and on Thurrdy It was consecrated by the Bishop of St. Asaph iii the presence of a large congregation. The remains of the young woman whose body was recently found upon the South-Eastern 114. way between Abbey Wood and 13elvedere Statio, have been identified by her mother as those of Miss Emily Margaret Renshaw, of Sheffield. Col. Millman, governor of Newgate, on Morie,y received an intimation from the Home °thee stating that the sentence of death passed on tae man Lewis, fur murdering a woman at house, had been commuted to penal servitude I,q• life.  =AN