The Potteries Examiner : — 1871-03-24 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

IMO. Decteaveat was We. fifty-live amt dixty years old, end heal be,,i mit matchreeking during the day. It was imppoded timt the son was dispieued about a propameal unmet:tee; at all events he &tabbed his father, anolait is e.ri-I, keocinao iu his Ault, ca. log death. The son has Imen an. sted. Referring to the epidemic mama cattle, M. the Admin.; Fleuriot de Tangle writes that durum his travels in Afrin he noticed the following Incr. W heti the disease breaksast lea herb they take a eon all drop ef the Moo a e tech id found lathe tang of a decendeal animal, and nutocua .te this virus in the tail of the animals which ere cetionl. la °eery case, without excetooork tide met of method.* be preserved' the rerninder tot the bent. A breach of prowiee Caie wao tried at the Cambridp &seise. on Monday. Miss Jana Dennis, a govereses, d Cowell, sued Mr. alackenxie, • tea-nick draper, for armee of promise to many, and 1.1 the damages at tareM. fendent fa a widower, and had known the rlatintie It yew, He prorned Marriage at Canterbury in 11117. two yearning the death of hie wife. PI ointift left her elm din at tee. qaest, and fold...clod marriage Wit late year. Thejen gave her £3I.M. One of the member. of a school board, aeys a coleew pendent of the School Board Chronicle a few day. age, Me discussing the question with a free atel independent dee* of this town, who eddreaseal him cell master, and In this Bible truth what I du henv—that lee Rentletnike iR ageing to cirlycate my childreu whether' like it or no " The member of the Imard eeplained. "Wei Master you my as hew they meet he ethivmted ; I sapa how they meted, and they *nest. d Aeon 'roe An instance of the value of land In Ireland is alluvia ty a purchasejust completed In the county of Tyro.. AWV hag of some twenty acres net required bo complete de grounds of the Lunatic Asylum at tommb. The no airs.g was bought from the laudlor let tw. raty-10. yeers' perch. The amount of the tenant (a yemay onel rerneine.l r,.lc roe sidered, and was ultunately fixed et a sum Gera cor.tei less than tweuty-emis peer,' pure... I Ile hoollord aud tenant's intersane thus together brought au ...eragn el turn six years' pert...  S;:tani;; nis:lst a shockine and determined case sf suicide happened In Heading. The °Molina.. perwe was a man named James Nl•Clellan, a journeys°. Wks, ',skin at 17, Chatham.strem, fleading.between fifty and sluts yens of age. The manner in which he Ilestroy. i 1 ben elf sawed great determination. Re (Mtained ihs I.arrol of no eft Pistol and loaded It. He then isstsned itt, i.e .1 urlep ulnae. pointed It to bin mouth. and eXpi,le43 ths tians means of • lighted match applied to the touth-holw Nash was instantaneous,  ...,-- .... . The Adminstrative Report for Hyderabad recently issued .bowed that the total area off the CIA field. in Itetar is tattle •• • than a thousand equare miles and alto coal to far ha. been . .. found at an easy working denill k late boring at a place 7 called ,Fisga struck coal at 77ft. from the xurface. ead .• pierced Mt, of coal without passing through the seam m. . 51 area of one field, called Dame .a, is I:i,eil lilt at4en tanl L.,•• 1 the averagelthickness ni Win sratu at info, a total of coal which DogOldham bae tetittiatett ot 4,4,01.0.0"0 tom. ~, : but which the report calculate. to be 4,04.,met,1n0 tom The -estimate, the Resident scat .., would at the present ode of ".'"Thetin Ptia in nlg of lb. Lan: li'l'uh nil., as s " hea". (1n his Excellency the Ili Governor of Madrae was locoing the gate of the Ilmew Catholic Cathedral. Artnesian.street, after attending Of funeral 011 k. late Mr. Lecot, his carrlaro ettstaired a anon what serioneaccident The 'mute of several of the ,urrotrod- a ' lag carriages had gut smelted. and just no Lord Napier was about to drive off, the polo of another ratru,, main to way •et through the governor's carriaae. Lord Napicr was etruck to the head either by the tot, untie pole or by sonoi pa t .1 ids own Carriage, and was rather stunned for thu info: bet on, are happy to hear that hie Lurdithip was well enough to entertain nine.. circle of guests the same evening abdomen —Times of India. The following order with reforence to the conveyance of persons afflicted with smallpox or other intentiens irseasea , by railway has been issued to rte e tat io eon, mrs anti guarde , • of the London, Brighton, and South C..a...: Railway by diree- • : tion of the manager : "Shift...muter, guard., nna all concerned must take every preimetion to Ittn•nnt Itnntnne With ernallpox and other contagioui diseases from travelling in the trains. and stet,oo maaters must an,. tzmos. to cab pro. prietom at their stationa that they in 1.11, tn,nner tuna not all their Wm to be used InOopti, must at once be 1 .agthat he UkTblintei elthnit't:to.tdwbo:ao::'l:wart,hy7c..,:7::.:',..li'c: 7,a,".ril,''.ist‘igt;l'sobf,rl7.ll.ha:7ktel...il any person suffering Iron, 111100:0 00 diart.ens, In order that ;the sante may at once be token out of trails:, Mt well f6llll. , gated." , It is satisfactory to learn that 111 Oaf of Gm better-knowa pictures at Hotter Hall were saved frum the Pre of Friday ! the 10th inst. Ti......h.c1,.. I.'. 1.,g. uoish, 1a.,,,V., with the Repos° in the fure•rroutol, a group which is astributed attributed to Saaaof errato.the still larger " Temple of kills.," and, no believe, the •, ale•citry ono O mt.." all by the same, were rescued. ligtili s attractive 'St. Cranci.," road the more valuable bust portrait Mr :t man in .1 black ' dross, Tintoret, anti oertain woils by linbiettt.a, \Votive,. mat, and a landscape by Roberts, no, hi ..oise 0..0e1. There were in the building, inoworor, a ~.•itboalio nund, of good pictures, including "st. i". t i,. Th., Impti.e.l by Chnirt," attributed to Melllll., ~.1-1:11 ..konp:e.. by J. Rupdsel, G. Pou.sio, Canaletto, t .11 :sii. Teoi.r., Ili .wile Galaahorouha pnittait oi the %Art .tflttt,nn, .n rti his flat' The chiontey.piece it the lihrat, 1, t'., Losete.tei, tette one , of t... most informant& works i•fit.'11.1.—.:M...,..re..  Printed for the Pr,,,nie:or,, by ked Lion Square, Neareastle.unkier-Lyme, ia (no Guilty tkf ,tatford, and Published by WI:A.IAm Owz, E.rard Street, Berctlelde, &velem, at the Examiner Otte., 1, Marsh Street. Hanley, in the C.nnty Cf eb,dord, where ita aosusaniAtiont att!tt. .S.e.edd/v,elL  24t, 171.