Widnes Examiner. — 1882-08-12 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

SUBMISSIVE. - - - Monday—one of £90,000 for a grant in aid for and nesday in the Unveiling of a statue of Mr. ailedetont erected •a m ft Creme, dat Bow, London. A RECONNAISANCE IN FORCE ?. one of £250,000 for the maintenance of disturnpiked an' . main roads. , Mr Gladstone, in reply to an Invitation, Sees no prospect The latest news from the East is of more interest from a Prince Albert Victor and George of Wales arriged at 0 being present at the national Eittednfod to be held this ' political than a -military standpoint. At Alexandria and ' - 4 Portsmouth on Saturday in the Bacchante, on their retern YenT lb , Denbigh. inoeion took place on Thursday morning in the ' I along the Suez Canal matters remain practically unchanged, from a cruise " round the world." The Bacchante sailed on ; A gen eZ. except that the British force is being augmented, and the September 13th, 1880. , shop og es poovision dealer in the borough (High-street), I news of the Duke of Connaught's arrival at Malta and An analysed account of the pablic incomeand expenditure London, by whine!' several persons were injured. They were ! departure for Alexandria shows that in a few days a confor the year ending March 31, lan, was published on Batur- conveyed to Crim'e Hospital. siderable addition may be expected to the army now at day as a parliamentary paper. From this it appears that ' The Metropolitan Police on Thursday circulated a des. Alexandria and Ramleh. Turkey is also forwarding her the total income during the financial year in question was cription of the bodies of a man and woman found drowned , military preparations, and as it has become quite evident £74,459,689, and the expenditure £74,109,963, showing a in the Serpentine, Hyde Park. 'limy were tied together and i that Turkish troops will not be allowed to land in Egypt surplus of £349.726. , are believed to have committed suicide. I until England is perfectly assured orthe Soften's intentions Although the Sunday Closing Act for Wales, which was ' Miss Mary Norman, of Plymouth, and Miss Ann there is pretty clear evidence that the Porte is about to do passed I passed last session, has been through a technical error in- Phillips, of Bodwin, were drowned on Wednesday while ' all that Lord Dufferin has been instructed to demand. operative during the licensing year which is now drawinoo bathing in a secluded and unfrequented creek off Western Austria, too, is now said to be actively labonring to bring its close, there appears to be to doubt that it will come into . Point, Port Isaac, near Padstow. The bodies were recovered, about an understanding between England and Turkey, but force after the next general licensing meetings, which are I On Wednesuay night, a little girl aged seven years, how far these efforts may be of a character friendly to held in this and next month. I daughter of John Coop, Blackanood, Stackstead, returned Eneland is open id-question.. ' There was a disturbance on Sunday during the ordinary ! from Bacup market with her mother, and shortly afterwardsi There has been an engagement between our troops and the morning service at St. Jude's Church, Liverpool, of which was missed from the house. On search being made the Egyptians,. and the loss on our side has been rather serious, Mr. Fitzroy is incumbent. At the commencement of the child was found head downwards in a watering trough and whilst on the Egyptian side it has no doubt been severe. On sermon a number of men left the church noisily, and at the , quite dead. Saturday morning Sir A. Allison determined to ascertain the end of the consecration prayer there were cries of ..No Mr. Rice Davies, surveyor of taxes for Cheshire, and the strength of the enemy at Kafrdowar, and for that purpose Popery." Mr. Fitzroy was mobbed as he left for his home. author of several works dealing with the tales and legends made a reconnaissance in force which brought on some sharp There was a serious renewal of the mobbing in the evening. lof South Wales, was conversing on Wednesday evening with fighting. The now famous "ironclad train" with the 40The Bishop of Sodor and Man, taking advantage of the ' the assessor of taxes at Huxley on business matters, when ppunders and the machine guns was sent on in front preenormous number of visitors on the Isle of Man, has in- I he suddenly dropped dead. ceding a train conveying a considerable force of Marines. augurated a series of outdoor services, the first of which was ! The trial of Walsh, the Feuian organiser, ended,! on Wed_ These troops, with the 60th Rifles and detachments of the held on Douglas Head on Sunday. The novelty of the pro- I mislay, in a verdict of guilty. Me. Justice Stephen sentenced 38th and 46th, were successively engaged with the enemy, cacdings, and the fact that the Bishop had taken to open air 1 the prisoner to penal servitude for seven years, remarking whom they drove from several strong positions. It would preaching, attracted many thousands of persons. The clergy I that the leniency of the punishment must be attributed to seem that the strength of the enemy had been underrated, of Douglas took part, and the Bishop delivered a most the subordinate part which he had filled in the transactions and the steadiness and courage of the Egyptians caused impressive address. disclosed by the evidence: some surprise. Sir A. Allison having obtained the knowledge