The Potteries Examiner : — 1878-06-29 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—EarIy On Frmay, ' • last week, when the fast train from Holyhead ! direction of the Imperial Opera of St. Petersburg lie ours inetruction, which the parents or Juno 21st, as a fisherman was walking along the was come', in. Having stepped over the metals , for the next winter season She has to sin onlyguardians of such beach at Brighton, his attention was attracted to , • De Was caught y the engine,harmed a long le- . twice in eson week, and the salary to be paid for szteetmeets, and test the time for giving g. .. . pupil shall cot tia.ve a woman struggling in the water. With assist- taper.'b. l• d' ' • - t ," I that service is 7000 f. (2280) per night. It happens, acch religious instruction is so fixed that no I ance he brought her to the shore, and, finding her • Eighteen persons were injured in the collision , too, that the chief prima donna of the Impel ial pupil not remaining in attendance is excluded nearly unconscious, removed her to the police- I station, here restoratives were applied, her lit Havre between the French steamer Franeois I. : Opera is almost always presented with a case of directly or indirectly from the advantage of the clothes being taken off to be dried. In the meanW and tire Southampton steamer Alliance. A woman jewels by the Emperor and Empress, aud with secular education given in the school. Chime is time she was wrapped up in warm rugs. and, who had hidden herself on board the former was another by the subscribers to the Opera, provides that the Irish Church Commissioners as she refused her name, was placed ins cell killed. Au inquiry has. been ordered by the , PRIESITS AND FREEm4SONS. The Al inch, ter shall, out oh the property accruing to them under she was sooninsensible and afterwards found 'where authorities, pending which the Alliance has been . Examiner's London correspondent writes .• —The the In b Church Act, provide for the use of the black in the face, having end - board funds M the amount not exceeding one mil. herself with a rug. Means were taken to bring ' Two YotTlie Innivirsan.—A melancholy bathing cited at the diecovery that some of the pm Mies of lion -heeling. Theteard sleet" present an account I her to her senses, and on the magistrates taking accident is reported from Maryhill, Dear Glaegow. the city are members of the Society of Fie e and report annually to Parliament. their seats she Was brought before them. Fri- Half a dozen lads were bathing in the river Kelvin, ' masons, which every Catholic laymanic forbidden seller, an elderly person of respectable appear. ! last week, when one of them, named John to join. The Archbishop is apparently unable to The Home Secretary has commuted the seuonce, and supposed lobes stranger to the town, I Peters, draper's assistant, went beyond his depth, deal with the matter, as rigorous measures of timer on Ellen lieeeon to one of penal servit ud• then gave the name of Elizabeth May, but .de- I and began to cell loudly for assistance. Acorn.l suspension might only lead to graver scandals. ler lie. The woman was convicted at Chester dined to furaish any other information about panion, named Robert Struthers, swam to his aid, 1 The Papal Nuncio has taken up the subject, and Assize's in Februery, and sentenced to death for herself, except that she had made up her miad to When Peters caught bold of him, mid they were in a letter which he has addressed to Leo .Xl.ll. iNhvenffniziliolof Thebremeo.theetrtitundelifeirhtew e eo childrennt. z w Mee destroy herself. Under these circamstances the drawn into the current and curried a short ells- Ihe points out as the safest remedy the &tine of , Bench remanded her flora week so Chet her feeeds tame° anvil then sank. Both were drowned, and , the said priests to Some, and there to Plans ti." defened, the prisoner being pregnazit, might be sought for. : the bodies were only recovered the uest morning 1 in a monastery .