Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1884-11-15 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

KEATING'S LOZIENCIES. One gives relief ; if you suffer from oough try them but once ; they tag cure, and they will not injure your health they tamtain only the purest and simmest drugs, secretly nod altiffully combined. Sold everywhere in Md. tins. •-• • •  „ CHABLIS, MATMCB 'CoLg bee been mum. milled for trial by Sir James Ingham, at Bow.street, London, on .charge of appropriating money belonging to the London and County Banking Company, his employer. It was stated that defalcations had been dim covered amounting to over £lBOO.  KAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent anodyne expectorant foe Coughs and Cold,. Sold by Chemists. 90., lx. td po, 2,1 • •  A SHORT time since the miners employed at the Whitwick 'olliery, Leicester, gave the ranters notification of askiug for an incream of wages, and a fort. night ago gave the formal notice that at the end of that period the whole of the colliers of the Whitwick pits would strike, which notice has now terminated. No stepe have been taken by either the masters or the men to arrange matters; consequently, the men are now eTHE anniversary of Gunpowder Plot was celebrated with more enthusiasm in the metropolis than has been manifested for several years nast. The Lewisham Bonfire Boys "held their annual carnival in celebration of Guy Fawkes Day on Wednesday night. At Sevenoaks there were celebrations on a large scale, and at Rochester them were demonstrations. The anniversary was observed at I ewes, Exeter, and Dorchester in the usual way. Na disturbances sue reported. LORD RANDOL H CHUROHILL, M I?., has visited Huntingdon, and delivered an adtlrese to a Con•ervative assembly, in a marquee erected behind the Fountain Hotel. Mr. G. J. Rust presided, and a remitsMon, on the motion of Captain Fell owes, M.P., Was carried to the effect that, whilst agreeing with the principle of extending the household franchise to th counties, the meeting agreed with the Roues of Lords i desiring that the measure should be accompanied by lust redistribution of seats. AT the time, some years ago, when light gold was difficult to pass, a gentleman, not liking to attempt to pass a light half sovereign, sent his Irish servaot to do so, and on his return asked him for the change. . Sure, I passed it, yer honour." You are a clever fellow," mid the master. "How did you manage it?" " Ch, faith, sir," eaid he, "I stuck it between two halfpence stabs turnpike g Ite your honour. and the fool of a fellow never mw it'' AT Vange, near Pitsea, in Essex, Messrs. I.e Grand and Sutcliffe, of London, have just etrock chalk at the depth of fiTift. from the surface. Considerable uncert.sinty existed as to the depth the tertiary formstic,, extended in this part of Essex, and geologists have been much interestel in the progress of this boring. No less then 39' ft. of London clay had to to penetrated before meeting with the lower tertiary beds, which latter have thus proved sobs 12,ft. thick. The probable total depth of the tube well will be over 60.1 ft., and it is expected this will be completed within the next three weeks, as the progress of the boring has lately averaged shot Oft, per day.  Bran Comet.° for Colas nod Courhs, 91,1., Is. ltd. postage.3a. Kay Bros, Stock-purr, ant .11 chemiqts THERA has died at the infirmary, Sheffield, 1,11 err Bell, aged three years, who at the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot was dropped into a bonfire. The tire was lighted over a drain, and there was an enplodon, which in need several people, and so alarmed a girl carrying the boy that she let him fall into the flames. When rvicued he was terribly burnt, and died alfter great suffering. AT Harrow-in-Furness, Thomas Shattleworth, a publican, of Dalton, has committed suicide in a shocking and determined manner . he fleet battered his skull with a large hammer until the brains protruded, and then em his throat from ear to ear. lilt suppo.ed she pecuniary difficulties had unhinged the Inlforrunare mind!  MADAMS AND DI hORDAHHO