Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1882-09-23 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

SIR JAILRB BAILEY, BART., M.P., in a Waal' to the daily papers commenting on agricultural prospects, throws out as a suggestion for consideration that it might be possible for farmers to combine and establish in the great markets of England some agency whereby they may do away with the services of the middlemen and toll their own produce at the highest price to the consumer, Urns realising for themselves the full profit, less the commission for agency. He says he does not believe the farmers of England will ever go to the wall through foreign competition.  TEE remains of the late Mr. Bernard Barker, who was the chief literary editor of the Bazaar awl Excliange and Hart newspaper, have been interred in Brompton Cemetery, London. While in Norfolk for Ms holidays the decea;ed gentleman caught a chill through going into deep water after some bulrushes. On his return he became sudthnly ill, and died from the effects of internal inflammation. Deceased, who graduated at New College, Oxford, was in his 36th year, and WM the author of.‘ Istott the Younger!' . . _ _  Tug proposal to build a cathedral for the archdiocee of Westminster, London, adjoining Cardinal Manning's present residence in the Vauxhall.road, at a cost of £lOO,OOO, but which was temporarily abandoned five years ago at the requmt of his Eminence, has been again renewed, and subscriptions are now solicited towards carrying oat the project. The plans of the cathedral, which is to be in the early Gothic style, are already prepared. A yaw DAYS eao a collier named Aaron Cueworth, living at Kitroyd, was apprehended on a charge of caming the death of John Purslow, miner, of Elsecar, wl o died from injuries alleged to have been inflicted by Cesworth, in Lundhill colliery. The parties had a dispute about the ownership of a corve of coal, when it is all ged that Cusworth struck deceased over the head with a large piece of wood, which fractured his skull. An Inqtvl.t will be held. _ -  A LADY, named Mrs. Caroline Martin, living at Rae Mount House, Mardeu, has just committed suicide uti or very melancholy circumstances. She has recently sufl'ered from heart disease and been mentally depressed, and a day or two ago, escaping the care of her friends, she gut out of the house and drowned herself in the pond, life bring extinct when the body was found. A coroner's jury by their venlict found that she was temporarily insane. A DISGEACKFUL soma has been witnessed at t! e morning service of St. Jude's Church, Liverpool. During the week a bill, headed "God save Protestantism " hit torn circulated, containing ten points which expressed the Dissentiog views of certain parishioners in reference to the rfted rituaiiitie services. Hence a large party rouge gets I in the nave near the door, who evidently wer • not press sit for devotions! purposes. All went well till af t r the sermon, when the Rev. E. Fitzroy and the 'choir proceeded down the centre aisle. Here an :track wan made upon Mr. Fitzroy, and the choir was newel iy surrounded by the mob. The rev. gentleman (curet a place of refuge in one of the pews, ladies fainted, and cries of "Shame" resounded through the sacred edifice. At last the incumbent and choir reached the vestry, amid a scene of great excitement. The clergyman's nsatilant sea., not identified, and only one arrest male to, brawling.