Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1883-06-16 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

LIBERALISM IN ESSEX.  At the inamural meeting of a new Liberal Club at Stratford, Mr. Brand, M. I', referred to the growth of obstruction in the Home of Commons, and particularly to the part taken in it by metnbers of the Conservative party, which he remarked was disorganised owing to the weakness of its leaders.—k public meeting followed the opening ceremony, at which Lore. Greville presided. Ho Raid nothing conhl be more gloomy than the present aspect of the House of CollllllonB, in consequence of the oh. structien effeind by a sinall clique. In speaking of the lash Land Act be r-mnrked that it had often been aseerted that it had ruined the landlords; but he, sense of them, could say quite the contrary ; while be held that that Act was one of tardy juntm to an opprea.ed people.—Henolutions expressing confiderce in the Government. and in favour of the exten.siou of the franchiee were unanimously carried.  The Doke and Duchess of Sutherland have become honorary patron and patroness of the Shop Hours Lahoor League's early closing movement. Although 18 months have elapied since her Majedy's Minister at Washington made a proposal to the United StAtm' Government for the settlement of the international copyright question no reply has yet lien received. •  The name of Prince Albert Victor, the eldest son of the Pi nice of Walsa,haa been entered on the boaks at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he will combine:a residence next October. Him Ravel Highness ui I be on the side of the senior tutor, Mr. Prior. A widow named Lockwood has committed suicide at Wadaley Bridge, near Sheffield,through grief at the cicath of her husband.  ____ ........ ----... The French Journal Orrin' publishes an account of the .inantity of g..ld and silver money ctdned in France from the year 1795 to the 31st of December, 1882. , There'd and silver coins amount in the aggregate to 14,242,193.368 francs 35 centimes (nearly L 170,000,000) for the period given. The gold and vilver withdrawn from circulation during the same time repre.ente 293,219,164 francs 22 centimes (about £11,7200). The Legislature of Tennessee has plumed a bill "king gambling a felony. Five thousend dollar.' worth of gambling apparatus has been burned on the Public square of Nashville by order of the criminal court. A number of persona are leaving the State owing to the enactment:of the new law. The stawlard hears that the negotiations for a new Treaty of Commerce with Italy have reacted a satisfactory conclusion and that England will be placed in the position of the " most tavoured nation." Early on Thursday morning a fire broke out in s lodging-house at St. John'e•equare, Siladen, near lielaidey. One of the lodgers raised an alarm. and in the confusion which ensued, a woman named Mar, garet Taylor, of Oldham, was burned to death. One i man wan severely injured by jumping from the window of his bedroom. ./.‘ Mr. East has received a letter written by the Claims. ant an the convict prison at Portsmouth. The writer asks that Mr. East will submit to Mr. Chamberlain, ' as an advocate of the rights of the people, that in ~,,, Sept•mber, 1877, when the Claimant was visited w, at I.,a_rtmoor Prism.' • Lord Riv— Mr. Onslow, ; _ hat of el.._ .1 this, and the should be made  East,  by , latter  vers, mitted  , the id the the writer at once identified as t on; that certain facts corroborated tuant urges that Mr. Chamberlain • acquainted with them. .kalcutta telegram says that the jut. Court have delivered judgment in t aii Priuce who was lately convicted -4 to death by the Recorder of leaded that he was a Sovere' to the jurisdiction. The Isabwah may 7 only to Sore. his position as -. The appeal, of death is c, in the 3rd - with - when  tM7I just that altht Ihich orth atin the • Stains is dismissed, and the  Sovereign , suoh  Samuel Snooks, a I.llesex Militia, had been . ni the dame regiment minim. wont ~f the encounter he am Mailcn, however,coutinued th, with a stick, and the latter, in the mopetick, with which he had Malbu a blow on the head which • Chemed at brentford Snook. has the magidtrate remarking that he hol mummies would be a warning to the mat of his life not to indulge in hoe nd • tot ' ••• an a ' Than t,' .elong r.. , of 1. who ly • jog. a p inc. been 'n• nem.... ion, rhea' • 41.'nued thter, in d- • hag t• h he had • fano which • • h -.oka haa • d 'nit he ho. • • • cg to the . horeep ay.