The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1875-02-05 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

RIIO. Calais, Boulogne, Dieppe, will, for the understood the commercial affairs of the country. ...roe& ear lITS9, amount to 509,000. A direct railway and was looked up to by Americans. he kepi untd the :th August, , hen it ems given to formed R minietry, Sir Edward Sugden went to 7 w tad, it ie thought ens p e , t ppoee I va . ~ .. ... .. j aeeOIITANT LISHBoAT Seevren. About half. ' dm I this but so • Mr. Morris with other papers. ' Ireland as Lord Chancellor. Resigning that fdr. Moniten was then exaniined at length auto judicial omee on the retirement of the Cabinet, he ' that it doubled. it - thie at a mean -ate of 7, ea past seven o'clock on Saturday night, duriog —Much excitement was occlude ed in Carliele SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A BULL TRADEshIAN. his not having mentioned to General Butler, when was returned to the House of Commons for Ripon, ! would pav G 170,000. Ineluding goeds traffic of afl • a thick .pg, r the wind blowing easterly, iDe etreet, Hull, on Monday moraing,by the report that the stutemen• a were being prepared, the letter from i and vacated his seat in September, 184 L on re. I kinds and the nee of the tunnel ior. telegraph lines, of the crew of the new lifeboat Lady Vivian, Mr. Samuel Birk ett, draper. pecepyieg shops stationed at Moelfra, on the Anglesey CORS4t 0h- and S of that street. had destroyed Mmeelf. It Mt% T:lten to Mr. Tilton, which he had read to Mr. ' ruining, under Sir Robert Peel s ministry, his pod- I the gross rescue enedi, it is estamated, be abent the other hand, coneidering the served a large barone going on the rocks. The ' fobtaining the letter of Beecher, on the ogiasion o 1 tion as Lord Chancellor of Ireland, in which he : Is°•0 4:). On :tea of the tsninel from changea et retraction, and there was some centeution between I continued until the disruption of the Consiervative ' large prateslifeboat immediately put off, and the barque proved throat cut, on the bedroom floor, ate ut balepast, appears that he was found by his wife, with hie weather or temperature, the absence of intereie• to be the Nellie Moo,ly, from Liverpool, in barest. counsel as to whether the omisaii n was wilful or Pool in Isn't. For some time he did not figure ' eight o'clock pn Monday rnorning. Ten minutes for Charleston, America. The crew of the lifeboat previously Mrs. 13irkett had left him in bed. apes.thereby an accident. prominently in public affairs, but accepted the post diate stations and of nerensunerative branch Mese, .4 Lord Chaseellor In I,rd Derby's first admires. rbe working esireeses would be covered. it is .ai.l, remained by the vessel six hours, and rendered . rently 01 right; and when he was found he was inssead of the ordinary 45 per every assistance. While ao engaged they dis. eta la tration, in 1852, and was raieed to the peerege. with by 35 per emit. covered a boat containing two men in.i.king for tee razor was picked up a foot or two from him. and with letgentn win Joy mrogs erg nodn sug 510 nosiew the title. of Bsrou St Leonardo. His lordship ap- ciust.„ of gni,. revenue, leaving upwards of half a qiiite dead, and had not dressed himself. An open light of the barque. The Mabee* men went to this . this instrument h • bad no doubt corn:flitted the 'llt org soy pea Samna mg UT peregia iq %ranee/ plied hunseil to the reform of the law with a million for dividend."' Stleenfe erg os rimmed& ne myna en pm; 'uogeg vigour and energy which more than realised. puMie boat, and were enabled to rewire its two occupants, d_eseel. He had been unwell for some time past, and l'imy ,morne umen,-; n taro; as pespesea ogle so. u expectation, and on his return to Power. mil". The new Devonshire club Is announced for open- The poor fellows were the survivors of, and had on the preceding day be was atiended by a surgeon. Illossrd ye ...a...3 4. eamoo. 10 p.a4.,„ ...4 ia Lord Derby was desirous that Lord St. Leonard: mug on the lot of March, only just abandoned, the schooner Hannah, of ' An inquest was held the same efternoon. and the 'Noe org Joy prefler am: eifl ii awes pine& sellptif should again r, melee the Great Seal, but he d- ' is jury returned a verdict of '-Committed anieide ruin SIPIPP,CTRD MPHDRIt ay