Widnes Examiner. — 1881-05-28 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

CAMDEN VICTORIA RUNCORN. convertedapplapplied to itnhteo act d _ antra).- Wholesale druggist/ hid oil refiners, Diablin, was ' -This match was reayed at Prodsham, on Saturday, re,ulting li 0.04,m.den Victoria Cricket Club, s ond elevens of the Runcorn and Weston Cricket clabs the tube is r glee e . D. sign and Work. . , cheojuving a.certificaitewfromnutahlevaalgueen, to the eexetcaitseemtehnatwebrise destroy.e y . Professor blarangoni shows y a conclusive set of expen. se was under an that moist air is not a conductor of electricity. He called by Mr. John, who appeared film the Inland Revenue, , i'llpreolivtees that the loss of current in telegraph wires and the ntonaprovvae that, in their opinion, the house was over an. of action in electrical machines during misty or wet s The agent to the value. Their experience had been mainly derived ' . e estate was valued twenty years ago . weather are due to the condensation of moisture, cart*. I from valuing houses in town S. nacemis deposits, adherent dust, spiders' webs, or the con. stated that when th tact of branches of trees. Professor Heddle, in the Mineralogical Magazine and 5s and an auctioneer and estate the house was valued at £5 a valuer . stated that the house would not let for more than £8 now, girl, • t decided f h Excise,fining' 'tl b fire The damagiis estimated at £50,000. On Sunday forenoon, a Scotland-road mob made a disgraceful attack on the Salvation 'Army. The members, young Women, were pelted with whatever missiles came to hand, and were otherwise assaulted. The police eluding you ID in Burlington-street. taking one of the offenders, a into custody. ' I When the Sultan Abdul Aziz died nineteen foreign phy- ' eassmisted by a professional from Clitheroe. The Frod h ' were composed of the first and sisted chiefly of boys, playing-their first season's cricket, ke , and the result was their total discomfiture. The scores were as 101-1 1 w •-Frodsham, 37; Camden Victoria, 99. I IVARRINGToN pan Mayan) V. CHESTER OOLLEGE,-Thla tteam I rslq,ch,lfalliplayed on the Warrington Ground, on Saturday, Journal, just published, continues his paper " On the Geognosy and Mineralogy of Scotland." In the present division I the farmer, hoWeveT,thOnatly \ be directs attention to "hill sculpture," and by a series ofl instead he is. notappealed The magistratesoroit Loel db againse.medtteyd. .accepted the frw clans certified that he committed suicide by opening an ! ,7;ir claimed . Y artery in hie arm. To-day twenty persons ate in prison for complicity in the murder of the alleged suicide. There is oenne„etds inn na draw. lieafteralros' ilag'of Anson and Holmes runs came very& i wickets et 100 or visitors, . winning wi: theo toss,i,e 'good sent their wly, thersitTocuirWallington were making a stand. After lunch runs came fast, falling for 15 runs, but at luncheon time Armstrong and sketches, accompanied by most graphic descriptions, shows I how strangely by natural influences the hills of Sutherland I assume marked forms and physiognomy, which should be ' l that "house" meant house only, without any o Fes, them.4abit e d it house was drc The importance of appealing against outbuildings, • .either a great deal of profiesienal ignorance or of comprehensive lying in Constantinople. . Mr. Broadhurst, M.P., addressed a meeting of quarrymen Alanstrong making a clean square leg hit out of the field for 6, be was out the next ball, the score then being 53. H. Hind inhabited house duty will, therefore be apparent from this joined Wallington. the score running up to 126, when Icarefully studied by every artist. at Car Saturday. narvon, on Y. He urged that the workman 't en I Vialiington was cleverly caught in the slips by Wood after a The Rev. T. J. Comber has again failed in an attempt to case. should have a greater interest in the trade in which he was .L.._ firm innings of 47. H. Hinds played a brilliant not out innings ' reach Stanley Pool, on the Upper Congo, by the Maknta CALVES Fon FATTEicisc.-At this time of year, when I employed than that of a hired labourer. He denounced the lof I 78, which included three splendid drives for six each, after , road from San Salvador. These failures have been largely - calves are dropping, and when grass farmers are stocking 1 immense standing armies, which sapped the life of the l giving a chance at mid-on (when only 33ywh1ch was not taken. ! ' due to the cowardice of the Kroo boys employed as carriers. : their pastures with purchased cattle, a timely word may be country, and taught its manhood breeds and I d t• Mr. Comber appears now determined to try the north bank tin season on one or two points connected with , no kve habits. of the Congo, for which purpose od destruction instead of pro- Score two of his companions were! principles of management. In regard to calves, in the first I Mr. Hunter Rodwell, speaking at the Cambridgeshire sent to examine the route. The head-quarters of the ex- I place, if they are intended to be pushed on rapidly-so as to Chamber of Agriculture, on Saturday, on the question of pedition are at present at Mussuca, but if the north bank] , fatten them off at eighteen, twenty, or twenty-four months imposing a duty on foreign corn, urged the farmers to put party are successful the permanent station will probably be ' old, they should be kept under shedding from their birth, aside the idea of returning to protection. Their redress was established near Mr. Stanley's at Vivi. The plan of turning out in pastnres during the best months in agitating for a reduction of local taxation and the A