Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1883-07-28 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY. las dlacover a sioPprU trldoffVegnegr. ltdwviTrd raen"Y. forward the particulars to any sufferer on met' tt ta'a,a•Pf.aal and direeted enveloise.—Addresa, T. Saw any PAP:Brook Ifinumeramith. Londoe. W.  Tim Earl' of Yarborough has decided to make a reduction of 15 per cent, in his farm rent in North Lincolruhire for the current year. A remisition has) been signed by about forty of his lordship's principal tenants asking for a permanent reduction of rent. Is view of a very general feeling that the :University of London should posseassome memorial, in thcshape of a portrait or boot, of its late Vice-Chancellor, Sir George mewl, a preliminary meeting o" members of the senate and graduates desirous of taking part in a movement for effecting this object has been held at the University. At this meeting 49 gentlemen (including the Chancellor, the Vice-Chanceffor, the Member for the University, and the Chairman of Convocation) were appointed member. of committee for the purpose indicated, with power to add to their number.  AN inquiry has been held at Bedworth on the body of Thomas Hammersley, a miner, 16 years of age, who died from the elect of a shocking accident. Be was employed at Hawkeshory Colliery, and while some trucks were being sent down the incline one of them by some means became detached, and, going down at a great rate, came in contact with deceased and another person. Deoessed was carried home, where death resulted. A verdict of " Accidental death 'wee recorded.  THE Rev. Joshua Lesneur, rector of SS. Bralode's, Jersey, has been ordered by the States Aasembly of that island to be fined £2 for non-attendance. A special meeting of the States had been summoned for the purpose of receiving correspondence from the War 011ioe relative too sham tight proposed to be held with the militia regiments next month. The abeence of Mr. Lemma, however, prevented a quorum of the House from being formed, and after half 811 hour's delay the sitting wet adjourned, and the floe of £2 ordered to be inflicted.  AT the Police-court, Manchester, a woman named Rate Flynne was recently committed to primn for two months for stabbing a married woman named Catherine Henley in the course of a drunken quarrel. John Robert Hanlon, a carter, woo sentenced to sin months' imprimnrnent for stabbing his mother. It wan stated that both had been drinking, and because his mother would not pay for some more drink the prisoner stabbed her in the back of the head with a long-bladed clasp-knife....  Trlf B Dublin City poor-law unions are energetically preparing to meet the dreaded cholera They are the sanitary authoritim for the maritime portion of the civic jurisdiction, and, under the orders of the Local Government Board, the South Union guardians have appointed an inspecting medical officer for the port and river, ordered the hospital ship to be made ready for the reception of patienta, furnished with supplies, and a doctor and norm appointed to it  AN extraordinary case of attempted suicide has occurred on the Wyelands Park Farm, near Chepstow. The tenant of the farm was haymakin4 when he found a pool of blood under a tree, and, looking round, he heard' a faint cry proceeding from a haycock near. A youth in • drab suit was found with a wound in his head, which he admitted was caused by a pistol lying near. Two surgeons identified him as Mr. Henry Wyatt, son of the Clerk of the Peace for Monmouthshire. He says he has been much upset of late,and has studied too much. The wound it regarded as of a dangerous character.  . A sovrin man, named irnoe Merritt, employed atthe Severn TannelWorks, has lost his life by indiscreetly attempting to enter a train at New Plumage etation after it had started. Falling underneath the train it pamed over one of his legs, which was fearftdly crushed. Hi was taken to the General Hospital, where the mutilated limb was amputated, but he shortly afterwards succumb': to hi, injuries  AN old bachelor says, " It in all nonsense 40 pretend that love is blind. I never yet knew a man in his love that did not see ten times as 01.1 h in his ..setboot as I soak -.  /LT a meeting ot day-school managers held at Accrington, it was decided to send a memorial to Mr. Mondelia, Ml'., asking him, in consequence of the compulsory closure of the schools for three months during the fever epidemic, to instruct the inspectors to be as lenient in the coming examinations here as is compatible with the expenditure of public money. A proposal to ask the Town Council for compensation for the loss of school fees was deferred.  AT a recent meeting of the political aouncil of the London City Liberal Club, the following reeolutioe was passed: "That the political council of the City Liberal Club tenders to her Majesty's Government an expresaion of their hearty and cordial support in their endeavour to pass measures of great service to the country, each as the Corrupt Practices Bill, the Bankruptcy Anti the Agricultural Holdings Bills, and mrnestly honer these measures will find their place in the statatt beck before the present cession is brought to a close..  _l.  CASSELL & Cotteatrf, Limited, Ludgate Hill, Load  iii■d...._  On the Ist of Every Month, price 4d.  Cassell's Time Tables.  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