Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1884-03-15 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

IRISH TENANTS' LOANS.  A deputation, conaieting of Lord Castletown, the Earl of Bessborough, Sir Rowland Blentierhaasett, Mr. Leaky, Lord Mount.gle, and Mr. A. M Kavanagh, r..preaenting the Central Committee formed by Lord Caetletown, has waited upon Mr. Childers at the Treasury to state the viear, of that Influential body, and to present a memorial, which hon been received in Ireland with exceptional favour, having been signed by over 2000 farmers, besides peers, members of Parliament, clergymen of all denomination., bankers, solicitors, physicians, deputy-lieutenants, and over 500 merchants and tradere. The memorial was as follows :—"we, the undersigned, having learned that steps are being taken to urge on the Government the necestlity of removing the financial deadlock which now exiets in the laud market in Ireland, beg to inffigest the following a. a feasible, practical, and popular method of meeting the difficulty 1. That the period for the repayment of money advanced by the State for the purchase of tenants' holdings be extended, by which means the instalments payable would be less than under tho present arrangemen., and with the of promoting such purchases, that corresponding facilities should be afforded to landowners to borrow money for the purpose of paying off encumbrances created prior to the Land Act of Itffil, And we desire to urge on her Majesty's Government the importance of taking immediate steps to carry out these objects." After a comer.tion which lasted an hour, and was of a confidential nature, the Chancellor of the Exchequer having expressed his dealre that no reporter. should be percent, the deputation withdrew,  0010IMESA—TheBest Cement for Broken articles, 434.,15., ts. Postage 2d. Kay Bro.. atork port Sold everYwheYe.  THE directors of the Union Steamship Company have presented Captain Henry Ballard, late of the Mexican, with a handsome silver salver, on the occasion of his leaving their service to take up the appointment as port captain at Natal, "in kindly recognition of twenty-five years of faithful and valuable services!' Captain Ballard and his mile and family were passengers to Natal by the Mexican, sailing from Southampton, by which vessel his Excellency Sir Hercule. Robinson, G.C.M.G., Governor of the Cape Golony, alas returned to Cape Town, accompanied by Lady Robinson and suite.  AT Bristol, a young man named Charles Parsons, 28, employed as waiter at the hiotorio Club, has committed suicide in a determined manner, shooting himself through the head with an ordinary pistol. Deceased had given way to intemperate habits _ .  AN ittquea was i'eoently Opened at Bristol on the body of Eli/a Towles, a married woman, who diet in consequence of a chemist having given her a dose of compound of ipecaeuanha, which contained four grains of opium, in mistake for a compound of jalap. The inlrst tem adjo,rned _  NEARLY four hundred members have now mioscribed to the portrait testimonial which will be presented to the late Speaker of the House of Commons. AY Leicester the memorial stones in oonneclion with the new central offices sad shops of the cooperative society were recently laid in High-street, by Mr. B. Plemtnings, the president of the society, in the presence of a large conco neat spictators. The cost of Use building sod site 0111 be over g 17,000.  Sun