The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1876-04-21 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

ISONIN(M IN THE LIENDON SUIEURBS. —The & g Actr iox AI,INST A CLUB MANAE:EIt.—In the west- that is harinfe..s under more favourable conditions, niinster County Court, last week, Messrs. Gardner suddenly takes effect, and is deadly catastrophe is t.he p rew.srunitr.i.,o:naret hn'ismows..tyast hue,erbuisirtoontiehteercoalidininb:,ro. astnetthrei; oisoning in the suburbs ef London n shows o SigliS of and Some Strata], sued Major de Carteret and another, abatement ; but, on the other hand, the poisoners have extened their field of oprations. During last week the proprietors of the I:Myer:46es Club, to recover 1.36. tie. 7d. for goeds sold, and for th e t•a luea o th ers are toi h e mariner ari it h man iser.— Irow. litanyd valuable ants ale ine Hounslow fell victims. It iftole d to ' not lemerted by the proprietors of the club. The Witter Vett.—The Giohe says:—Humane persons ogs s unsee roam aout, even in the owners laintitTs were represented by Mr. Henbert, solicitor, have ot men protested againet the custom of bleedii g groutids, and in several cases the animals ht not been P ten yards away from the house. The rewards now from whose opeineg statmnent it appeared that his calves before killing them. There can be no doubt offered amount in the aggregate to 1.3re1, so that clients acceunt 0/I.lllllenetAl in le7l, and was kept open whatever that it is an extremely cruel custom. It mav should any individual be lucky eneuith to discover the till 1675. The goods supplied consisted of a large quail- not come within the technical definition of the word perpe•rators ho will be a considerable gainer. tity of eartheeware, with the crest of the mmlub upon it. " torture," but many aets are severely punished by the The transactions with the defendants amounted to law which are in reality not half so brutal. Hitherto, The Liverpool coroner on Saturday held an inquest about .140 a quarter, and when they left off dealing, however, it. has been impossible to put a stop to it.. It on the body of Frances Anne Jones, a girl of 13. her without giving any notice, the plain:ells had on hand is easy to turn round on butchers and rate them for mother, who is It widow, scolded her last week for a considereble quantif yof earthenware with the club their hard-heartedness. Thebutehers reply trulyenoueh having burnt a table-cloth with a flat-iron, and she crest upon it, which the defendants reneged to accept. flout they only supply a demand, and that if any one wasatterwards discovered sit:Tended by the neck from The plai,itiff odd the club was started iu 1,471. The of them were to decline to supply it he would be certhe bed. The suicide witsof a most determined chapreeent defendants were then proprietors. Mejor De tam to lose important customers. The public are racier, the girl having to throw the whole weight of Carteret Was the inanaeing director. He ordered the s-ally the responsiele parties, and the evil will not be her body forward to effect her design. A verdict ea' goods in quesliou to he supplied, and marked smith the effeetually stopped until they take the matter in hand. returned that tile deceased had committed suieide by elub badge. lie required that a stock should be always Hue, atter all, the butchers could do something if strangulation, but there woe no evidence to indicate her state of mind at the time. . kept. in hand. The first transaction was in IS7I, and they eared to combine • and we are glad to learn from ourpi.o6ol,s,7s..ittimieedefendlsanttis had paid astonmuch as 1:500 a Birmingham paper that the trade at Stourbridge have A Glal, POisONEIE Bs EAT,. ItOrTI, 01: