The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-08-16 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

INING OF A WO.MAN. into harmony with the rules of the House of of antimony .on the 21st of April. That being Foxfield Junction „ .... .... 835 1115 .... 129 .... 220 .... 5307 38 .... 850 .... 7 0 ........Impurity Commons, as to the admission of parliamentary so, the question which remained for their con- Kirkby .. iinmpa ugreen ae irra.l andln obstructiondom es tciecaattryleeomoraetnhdedyeor:: e• statie 0:: e:f 74 n flea d er 4ficilh Chan,. .ht, a young. woman named agents.—The report of amendm-nts to the siderstion would be how that poison came into Askant m•gery of Dr. Evans, Hey- Elementary Education Bill was received, and Mr. Bravo's body; and the inquiry into that Dalton ............ .... .... 9 0!1140 ....11 53 .... 2 50'.... 5 558 3 .... 918 ....7 28 ........the oh coni plaining that she Heyseveral bills were alvancedFa.sdtage. m subject naturally divided itself into three ,• Furness Ab. arr. .... .... 9 25,11501.... '2 5 .... 2 552 656 58 15 ...9 25 .... 735 .... .... arbolic acid. Notwithlch pump was immu. HorTe olf. Comtmo oNB, n _ay.— _r Ward heads : Did he administer the antimony to It Roose ••• • • • ~ .... .... 9 30;12 01.... 215 .. ,3 5 3 66 158 25 .... 930 .... 745 .... ... Ipivilelrs, arelungs, especiallybowels, se serviceable ii.ork.laeun,tiy..74. hunt, in replying _t Captain Ptm,sal.d. it was himself I Did he take it inadvertently 1 Or ... Barrow .... ~ .... .... 93512 5 .... '2 20 ..13 103 106 20 830 .... 940 .... 750 .... .... man died in the now proposed to sell the Vanguard, , s all nqs- was it administered to him ban other per- i am. a.m la.m. a.m.ip.m. p.m. p.m. ip.m.ip.m. p.m. a.m.,a.m ;p.m. p.m. .... cessful. They should be kept in read' Sunday inorniti .3 BRajr.cov......departe 0,6 158 45 112511 151 40 250 14 3015 45,7 506 459 014 457 10 .... .... every family. being a medicine a in, mul„e88 it gotiations with a view to raise her held 'falleff son or personal After deliberating abont two taken in mist eke„ 16 51.-18 501130,1 20 ....1 255 I ..15 5017 666 50,9 54 607 15 .... .... utility for young persons, particular! °-14111bit through. Replying to Mr. Denison, the hours and a half, the jury returned the follow- r tete/ the woman e Furness A.bbey„ 610 6 2318 55 1135,1 25 148 3 0 14-38 F. 5518 016 559 1.04 557 20 .... .... feeble constitutions. Yto them, :s/eiousi:lelsss,eLffeocsat oaf :rue:yeti:ea, •- ' Chancellor of the Exchequer stated that there ing verdict :—We find that Mr. Bravo did not 'cl l „ 615628 9 10 11451. 30 1 58' 35' .. .16 0,8 8 7 519 20 50 7 30, .... w add be a balance of some few hundreds in commit suicide, and that he did not meet his !‘ Dalton - connection with the Prince of Wales's visit to death by misadventure, hut was wilfully mur- o end debilitated constLitoutctinoensss,fa!thirieyis.create a 'JUN AT IC In lia.—ln answer to Sir W. Vernon Harcourt, dered by the administration of tartar emetic; Lind eaten arriv 6 3016 40'9 25 12 Oil 45 2 10' 320 14' 50 6158 23 7 20'9 35 5 157 50 .... .... appetite,isi;iandi g overcomeesticorrecton Stomach, indigestion,andi,h ievrae redma ccohov n te p Thl VeUlverston depar ... 19 30'12101 55,3.25 325 i 4 5516 45,8 35 ....19 45 520 .... .... .... Mr. Brown said the new Fugitive Slave but there is not sufficient evidence to fix the ...: :......19 36 12162 1;3 31 3 31 '6 I'6 51,8 41 .. '9 5115 26 .... ......... • .1 vs, has Circular will be published on Satuirday.—Mr. guilt on any person or persons." .... 942 1222_112 7,3 37 337 5 716 57,8 47 ...A 5815 32, .... ....I....kexilt,ealth wrev, Cross having answered a question relating to 11 llGLara Side, arrive :::: ....19 55,123012 20,3 50 350 ,6 20,7 10,9 0 .... 10105 45 .... ~.. ; ....bile,.giddiness,e, and stir- the recent accident at the Clifton Hall Colliery,