The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-06-24 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

CAUTION TO MILK D EALRELS.-IVe are , that several samples of milk, suptl, public of Barrow, have been pr 0,74 authorities, and sent up to Preston kr The county analyst resides at Prestonon6 where the public authorities have as, 7. to the unwholesomeness of food, sampl, up for analysatinn. There can be no dal! there are instances in Barrow where sni-7. considerably diluted with water, but we this action on the part of the authorities a tendency to improve the quality, th, reduces the quantity of the supply. A' was recently given in one of the higher a milk dealer was responsible for the mak even though proved that he delivered it was supplied to him from the fanner, therefore important for milk dealers ts they are supplied with the legitimate 8, BARROW AGRICULTURAL lIHOW.—F,,t. • being made by several influential gems nected with Barrow to hold the Anna* the North Lonsdale Agricultural A; Barrow, Ulverston, and Dalton alter',show has hitherto been held exclusively* aton. A committee consisting of • uartson and Coward, and Messrs Ste; rod, Worral, Kirkham' and others, sak* some of the principal farmers in the : hood on Friday last, and the project iris ably received. The committee nude a dif ing on Friday, to test the opinion of the in the neighbourhood, and all freely kr the views expressed, but it was not t , the proposal could be carried out this ye* arrangements already made at Ulcersts" advanced. In good time no doubt be able to reckon a good Agricultura amongst its Institutions, especially tat lieved to be every convenience for same.  Summx.—On Thursday, the 15th intol 1: lu named Gilmore, belonging to Barlow, tre into custody by the police on the chair being sane. It appeared that the p ' ta-n to the police station, Corn suffering from the effects of an everdae which he obtained in Whit-week, When there he was accompanied by three fi Mr. Superintendent Barker, finding , not a case which came within his jar' ' for the relieving officer, who was not a then sent for Dr. Settle, the medical oft parish, who certified that the man we removed to Ulverston Union WorAnne he was sent the same day. Next day he suicide by cutting his throat with a —On Monday evening an inquest was Ulverston, before Mr. Poole and a jury. lengthened inquiry a verdict of "Corn: whilst in an unsound state of mind" was no blame being attached to any one. DEATH OF A BARROW CARTER:OIi inquest was held at Mr. Poole's aces. street, Barrow, before Mr. John Poole ands' inquire as to the cause of death of Row l a carter, 23 years of age, late in the em Mr. Holmes, of Paxton-street. From the of George Watkins of 3, Keith. street, in ' travelling for Mr. John Holmes, it ape Thursday evening last, about three &dock in company with the deceased who w,e; ' of a horse and cart which contained and with which they w,t,e proceeding Is The cart was filled with baskets, and d front and witness behind. When they ' a hundred yards of Mill wood bridge expressed a wish to get down from the out down the reins and adied witness; to them, and then he jumped off the cart and. passed over his head. The horse was tr • time. 'Witness cauzlat hold of the mil. that one of them was broken, and then , upon the horse to stop. One of Ihe rem beside the horse's head. He got down as horse stopped add went b ,ck and fonn3 the insensible. The deceased was quite ;ober I time. After hearing a little further en 7 I 1 jury returned a verdict of "Accidental d "