Widnes Examiner. — 1880-07-10 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

TEII NNW ARCIIDEICON. OP WAZZINGTON. —lt 1.141 announced in Friday's tia.rette that the Queen in Council has given her eonaent to a etberne conotituting • new arch. deaconry within the Dirreeeo of I..ivr-rpoel. The over archdeaconry is to be styled ° the trcbdeooory of Warrington,. and is to consist of the rural deoneries of Liverpool, Southport, Prescot, and Wineick. The archdeaconry is to he subject to the jurisdiction of the Archdeacon of Warrington, and the tralary attaching to the office is real a year.  '.7l`lnt SlMPErven &Mang AT W.ltleqeo2.—Mr. C. E. Drifficld, coroner, held an inquest at the Bawling Ureen lan. Bank Quay, on W,dneeday, touching the death of a young moo named Samuel Jose., a puddler, at Monks's Forge, Atherton', Quay, who IFoo found in the Sankey Canal. on Friday. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased, who wan 21 years of age, and had only beer married fi months, rmided with his father.in-law in Million,. Last week decoaeed was to work on the night shift, and he worked during Monday night, returning home on l'uesilae morning. Ile did not work that night as (tow.. not well. The deceased went out with his wife for a walk in the evening, and on Wedoesdey, the 20th ult., after dinner he complained of a pain which shifted about. Ho mid he would go for. walk as for as ButMrmilk Bridge whilst his wife got tea reedy. lie went out but dal not rev turn. About two o'clock on Wedneiday afternoon deceased wa. seen by. man. named Samuel Pig.o, and a friend, sitting on the rail of the fold to. and, in reply to Pigeon, deceased said form.. walking out while tea was tieing got ready. In answer to further queetione, deceased said he was not working the night before as he was ill, and expressed his intesitior, 0.0 0.0004 to work again, but mid he did not know whether he would be ableto do 0,33 in hod. pain on his side, and Ps head ached. Pigeon then walked on. Enquiries were made req.cting ilec.sed but without avail. About bait-pist six o'clock on Friday the deceased's wife and her mother went to S.key Bridget...to inquire about a hat which they head had hoe,,found, and on examining found it belonging onion deceesed. A boat and grapples Isere then prmured by Nathmic. Cooper and Robert Hough, and after grappling for stone the body of the deceneed wm Arranged to the surface, about :100 yards from Buttermilk Bridge, near Sankey Bridges. 'the body wae then conveyed home. The dmemed was troubled with • pain in his side, and was subject to dizzinees. Ile had never threatened to destroy himself, and never took drink se it affected his Ilea The coroner, in ramming no the evidence, said there was nothing to show how U. ceased got into the water, and there did n d seem to be anything in his state of mind to lead to the impposition that he would commit suicide. He thoaght there wee no drools that the feall hod failed into the canal when in a toot dizziness. The jury concurred with Ibis opinion, and returned a rerd,c, of Found drowned." 9.re Lawcanaras EXIME Voccurmr..—As nasal at this time of the year our Volunteer Corps inactively engeged in preparative for its annul inspection by the officer cuturnmding the auteaistrict Deleit (Colonel de Montmorency). The last dayo,, Ode month has been fixed for the event",and lon expectird to be no less succeasful than in former year.. Company dri!l and class firing is going on dole, and a good att,hdance both of workers and enlmkers may be seen at the forth I Hall each evening. Over 200 member. hare completed their class 6ring, and some of the cores made are very great, .fiamigm these may be noticed Sergeant Bramhall, Elv ; Seraeant Hewitt, 81 Morwes, Watmough, Walker, mil Hewitt. llm Fogg and Forer.Bl. On Saturday I. a •arache took place in Arpley Fields, for practising ekirmitgang, blank ring, in, when about 150 men attended. Amur= am Glean..., —At the Occasional County Police Court, Bank-am.. Warrington, on Tuesday, Martin Burke was charged wah insoulting 1100jel at Grapnenhall, on the 5 h • —The complainant wan a farm labourer in the rriallay of a farmer at Crrappenhall, and was going 'no - when he saw the defendant, who woe aleo a lam. I - at the same place, on a horse. The delesdant aeliaa h, open • gar, and as he refused to doe the deeenelnet r,t it the hot., knmked the complainant down. and alto, 0 rd. kirk.,! him. He al.o knocked the cornpla,nants boo fad it was bor.—The defendant mid the aft., no. i.n .y oar in tua, and denied that he intended to. osmult the complainant.—Witaereers wre called to this effect, tint the ma_ ietrate. could not new mach fan in the emelt, anal tined the dludant .14, ami cora.