Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1883-01-20 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

YOUR HOUSE—Latrekonon's Prarrio , Austrian farmer at Sa 41 yearsl,burg, Upper Austria, has been Rtunz--and use no other. The only eats antidote in arrested in Glasgow for the theft Or embmzlement of 2000 Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, florins, from attorney Pri6hel and farmers Roseneur and Small-pox and Head-ache; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual injunction Ramaaner. The Glasgow police were advised that the accused had come to Glasgow, and would sail for New against imitators; also the unanimous judgment before York. On the petition of the Austrian Consul, the the Lords Justices Bramwell, Brett, and Cotton, 22nd . . rant for the arrest of ButterJan.,1878, in Lamplouglis favour. 113, Holborudsill, stipendiary grmted a War hauser, who was living inn hotel in York-street. After London. ' his arrest the prisoner was brought before the magistrate, Av the Police-court, Sittingbourne, a reopenand a warrant was granted to permit of his being trmstably-dressed young woman, named Caroline Hudson, ferred to the care of the London police authorities, with aged 19, was charged with stealing a large quantity od th f . the view of handing him over to e Austrian police, if drapery goods, underclothing, wearing apparel, thet„R .o cionditions of the extradition treaty are borne out. household linen, of the value of £l5, the property of .01 RpAUNT WELLS has lectured at a blesses. Hulburd and Clark, drapers. The prisoner had ''''' largely-atteuded meeting of the Tunbridge Swells Farmers' been in the service of Mr. Clark, and was just leaving, Club, taking for his aub;ect, "The Law of Distress?' when the goods named were found to have been packed He referred especially to the evidence given before the away in her boxes. The prisoner was remanded. ' Royal Commission on Agriculture, mid before the Select Kate Cour-onto for Colds and Coughs, cures 9 cases out Committee or . of 10. Sold everywhere, 90., Jo. lid., he. the House of Commons, and after mrefully r...as weighing that evidence, he was of opinion that there' DARING ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY,— JOt should be a modification of the law of distress. In Hall, a native of Liverpool, while standing at one of the his opinion there should be a final settlement of the windows of Iffessrs. Bait, jewellers, Glasgow, broke the question. Mr. Delver and other spaikers were of opinion glass with a brick, and seized a jewel-case containing a that if the law was modified, the law respecting tithes diamond necklet and four diamond bracelem, value altoshould also be modified. In reply, Sir Mordaunt mid gether £2OOO. Hall was captured and most of the that it was an unjust proceeding to give the tithe owner property recovered. right to go upon the farmers laud, but should resort to Tun vaccination question is creating consider- ordinary legal proceedings for the recovery of debt. The able interest at Leicester just now. During the pmt following resolution sal unanimously carried : "That year over 500 persons have been fined 101, each for in the opinion of this meeting the landlord's right to neglecting to comply with the Vaccination Act; several distrain for arrears of rent should be limited to one year, others have refused to pay when fined, and they have and that this meeting fully approves of the alterations in been distrained upon and their goods have been told by the law of distress as recommended by the Select Campublic auction. At a recent meeting of the Board of mittee of the House of Commons." Guardians, it was stated that there were seventeen others AT NAN•rwrcu there was great excitement at who had refused to pay the fine, and the guardians were the railway station some days ago on the arrival of the asked to give instructions for distress warrants to be Great Western Bale. Shortly before nine o'clock, just applied for against the offenders, when a resolution was ae the hate wee coating is, a female who had been adopted by a manrity of seven deciding not to take out observed crooning the Hue Was seen to throw herself in the warrants. Notice of motion was also given that the front of the approaching engine, and deliberately lay her vaccination inspector be instructed not to take out any head on the rails. A man employed in the goods depa: t... MOTS summonses against people who refused to have their .., named Moore, attempted to pull her out of the children vaccinated. way, but she dung too hard to the rails. Luckily the IN the Queen's Bench Division of the High train was brought to a standstill within a yard or as by Court of Justice the Attorney-General moved for a rule the application of the brake. The would-be suicide was calling upon the publisher of the Times to show muse detained till the police came up, and eke turned out to why he should not be dealt with for having minmitted be Mary Elizabeth Hardeman, wife of a gentleman farmer contempt of Court in referring to the action for libel of Wofferton, near Ludlow. Mrs. Hardeman had arrived w Chamberlain v. Boyd,” which arose out of certain pro- on the previous night from Shrewsbury, and took lodgceedinge at the Reform Club, the article in question die- gings at a public-house near the station. She asked the cussing the merits of the case at its Initial stage, and station-master why she was detained, and when told that tending to pre]udioe the minds of the jury. A rule was she bad attempted suicide, seemed not to realise her posigranted, and also another in a case against the publisher tion. She was then brought before Mr. Tollemache, and of the Observer In connection with the name case. t remanded.   11l