The Warwickshire Herald. — 1896-05-21 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

RICLIFT HILL.  The House 'mut into Committee on the Agricultural Relief Bill, and resu iid the cons iteration of Mr. Charming's amen linen to divide Die rates tampon the oamer and the Growler. This was del tried at. great length, the Oovernment conumding that the pr ipoorl coult not lie carrie.l u'. now and ' in this connection, and taunting the 0 osition with not having olotital it wle.n the Par sli Councils Lill was More Parliament, while ,he Opposition urged that it was the tenant who suffers I wog front oral de ressiim, and therefore it was the tenant who should get the largest measure of rilief. 'fhe discuss on was carried on far some hOurs, but at lay, at 25 mitnees past 10, the do urn was applied by 209 votes against 107, and the amendnietit itself vas reje.ted lac 223 votes against 113.—Mr. David Thomas next moved an amendment to exclude all land other than arable land from the relief given by the hill, on the ground that ralile land hod stiff, red more than any other kind, but Mr. Chaplin resisted the pr .posal as to contrary to all pre as certain to create great practical difficulties, and as moat unfair to large quantities in various parts of the country, and especially to grim landy, which were of thin minost importance for &drying, and which were sutTering very severely and needed relief.—after admits discussion the amendment was rejected by '248 votes against 54, and the rot of the i sitting was spent n discussing an amendment. • moved by Mr. Luttr4ll, to provide that the !clef given should apply not only to land but to buildings and other hereditainents, which lied not been disposed of when the time came at midnight for reporting progress.  An outra 0 is reported to nave been c,lntilitted on a person whilst bicycling near Tattenita n Corner, Epsom. It is stated that the cycloit was knocked over by two tramos, who threw dolt into bii eiaas and decamped with his watch and motioy. Mr. .1. Sainsbury, a railway clerk, of E.lnaBattersea, has been awarded the Royal II lane Society's medal for an act of bravery in the 1 tmies on •he 17 It ult., when he plunged from the wall of the Chelsea Embankment and saved a boy named Stratford, eight years old, who fell in and was being rapidly carried away by e strong ebb tide. Mr. 3alnsbury incurred great, tisk, and had to suppat the bey a long time in the water before they were Ocked up by a hoar. A determined suicide is reported from Canterbury.. A young labourit g man, named kneel, Imeume much depressed through illness and 11:::13 work, was found lying in bed with his throat cut. HU wife sent for medical aid, and it was then discovered he had alio gashed his abdomen and groin In a shocking manner, death resulting. A farmer, of itowsley, wagon Saturday found dead with his neck broken on Fryden Wharf bridge, Newhaven. Deceased left Newhaven about 10 o'clock en Friday night, and it is supposed that his horse and asp collided with the bridge and that he was thrown out of the vehicle.  I bi e'?o°  BIRMINGHAM  TEA AND Barrow' s COFFEE WAREHOUSE, 93, BULL STREET, AND  Barrow's STORES 74,76 & 78, CORPORATION STREET,  Supply the Best of everything at the Lowest possible Pricas•  BARROW'S STORRS aed deliver goods ado follows in SUTI`ON ail