The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-06-20 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

EIS2. Sherbounse E.:10 IN., Bow g-ton 10s., and Culobington - .  Warwick Rural Sanitary Authority. A meeting nf the Warwiek Sarni Sanitary Authority was held at the Worithouae on Saturday morning. Lord Leigh wait in the chair, and there were alao prate-int the Neva F. DI. Brodie lentfdratt',Ve'rrn!",urvla''mr,lraw.ltea',l.nd'lthruonrrt Wilaou (nautical officer rif healtlo, and Mr. F. P. 'Presage (smite, The only business before the rnoettna Wee Str rdulitig t,,e innpectore report, *els et.ted the number of purialute viai. by him finite tlie brut meeting, the works earned out in surreanta, to notice saved, and treating of the general military ron• dition of the dietnet.  Suicide of a Boy at Rugby. The aentinient expressed he Otoritc Newman •• that life was nrit worth lestbeen brought to an lame by the I cumin Malcom:Me. Ile was thirteen years ofege, and lived with his pirents , at Clifton. Hating been detected by Mr. Collin, M.A., one of the ;insistent matters at Busby Bchool, in whose employ he wae, of having atolen . money from the pocketa of amend eclumlboya, the crime eeemed hove go preyed on h. mind that lie drowned hints,. in the canal on Monday. Another boy named Buckingham, a fellowintr.., hail been oleo detected. and the deceit.. to on criaral by %limn he met in the etre. on Monday. •• Ton won't see us again ; we're going to drown ouraelveti—oin't we AlCtmeaning Buckingham) At least I alio.. hie threat he carried out, and Ilia body wail four, in the canal nil Friday. Dr. Lifts (coroner) beld am inquest rfliitiV"whirat "Lirplr•Ty" irSsit7;•l"w°: returned.  The Rev. H. T. Elbow. ininister of the Fre. Methodist Church in Hull. committeti suicide lota on Saturday night by timoting himself with it revolver. Ilia corpus won fonn4 an the Isthlt of the Humber. about six miles front Hull, and wit, it o pathetic letter to ilikL wife Cussing testimony to her love owl devotion. Ile 11, I•Lely been deprawd.  Rolm for the propped Athletic Ampeation for Leamington ware submitted to • public meeting on Wedneedayand approved. The committee were instructed M Lek. immediate steps for starting Me gymnasium. M. Poster (late chief ekek at the Great WeaMrn Railway /Ration at Leamington, and L'n'to"cr=rd's-vt ilcr.:=7,onn=l.l.lrefor:h as • mark of rospict from Ins many Leamington friends. At • mmting a the governors of the RlarriNord Hospital on Wednesday, M. Bernard It., was elmted honorary surgeon to the hospital, in the Mises of M. Marriott. resigned. It has been impossible for Dr. Bernard Rice to acknowledge indivtdually the votes reoorded in his favour, And he desires to thank All Mom --governors And others —who took an Active iiiMmit in his candidature.  I held in.the Warwick Street Chapel on Sunday. minghnin. A special service was held in the afternoon. at which a wervine of song. entitled •• The Life of Bainnel,” anc; ZlZ'ctrolir77l:oheorti"nre aid of the school fends showed a considoe:all iro7 nroveinent on those of last year.  The debtor's summary eaternent of affairs in the hankriaptcy of John Callaway, Baker, Brook Street. Leamington. states the groas liabilities to he g 142 7s. Bd. Of thre amount Pl9O Gd. is expected to rank for dividend. The amets rend „112. ing total of 1:20. Preferential creditors claim El Ids, loosing GIS 7, for distribution. and • deficiency of Elan 14s. Gd. The Officer Receiver Mr. E. T. Peirson, Coventry. in his observation. says : " The receiving order was made on the debtor, own petition, and orders fa. ssniniary administration and for adjudication have been made. The debtor atittes lie commenced liminess in June, Me, with a borrowed of JIG, that he has been more or lees embarrassed ever since, that he hits had to renort to money lenders. Ile gives as the cause of his /Arend, • Borrowed money and illness: He sa,s he has a ledger and a memorandum &elk. but he has not produced the latter. and the ledger is in a most tumatis. factory eondition, and bas inany leaves torn out." Mr. Wm. Colley, who for many yeres was a member of the Town Council, and vreo fer the past City years has been prominent in the leading public movements in the Mien, died on Saturday morning after a brief illness. Oredarel was a native of Marden, Herefordshire, and came to Leamington some sixty years ago. Ile carried on business. as • builder, painter end decorator. but retired s few yearn ego. since which time he has been living in foiredowne Circus. Ile took an Zrrerat 717:„;7;4 Metliodiarn in the town. On elm adoption a the Free Libraries Act I, the town some 11.3 yearling° he exerted himself in ferear of the introduction a free library, and he also manifested much in• tyrant in the establishment of a Burial Board, and wan member of that Irely for several year, Latterly Ile has been suffering from sciatica to th l. such a degree an to incapac date him from walking, otherwise his health wan g rel. The cause of death was bronchitis. preceded inflaellia. His account of Inv red Id On. public good, cheery mann,. and ite•vilaustible Bind of quaint humour at pnbiln .vtings and in private