The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-07-15 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

LEANINGS.  kish gunboat has, it is said, shelled aril set fire to it. Farris, labourer. was convicted at Jrge assizes, on Wednesday, of the nj,f a little boy namedoeromh, at Off ;jane 11. Baron htuddlestoue passed r of death. isdosday morning a young woman Partridge, of Rowley, rook a dose gl'ealise a wedding bonnet was not her mind, and before medical assist.l be rendered she expired. the veteran Sussex cricketer, the best vapor of his day, died suddenly at cricket ground on Wednesday afterthe match between Nottingham 7idiesex was being played. „ an altercation between three s'in a field near Northampton, one of George Webster, stabbed his the stomach with a clasp knife. The 1.0 is not expected to recover. c.ition signed by 836 of the inhabitants I;4e11, including 13 publicans, has been Ato Parliament by Mr. G. Osb-rne 0,, praying for the passing of the op,' the closing of public-houses on  ilf speaking the customary 12th of otions passed of quietly At Dun' however, a sersou!; collision took ,feral persons were 'lnjured, and conwas done t 3 property by .roinng• k-s kola the Army of the Drina to the state that the wht bank of the river the Turks. The Servians have Zvornik, defended by two batta'; waltre, and souse Bashi-Rizouks. ':'i3l7st over 200 killed. Jorfellow was charged at Salisbury, • ,day, aith the murder of her child, (a When the police and doctor • it prisoner's house, they found the ;of the child tied in a cloth, boiling in is. The prisoner was remanded. .:t from the Army of the Titnok to state that the Servians had taken ,nues near Widdin. Fr,nstier recon':iltid extended as far as Widdin. 'shave retired into the fortress. The :jets are every where asking for arms to g the Turks. from the Army of the Morava to :state that a Servian detachment has Icessful engagement at Blatz I, near .ra, with a superior force of Turkish The loss of the latter was more than :r!I lolled. The Servians captured ,-Adards and some arms. ,a,st has been held at Tipton touching :death of a married woman named 'Collin. On the previous evening she bed with her husband, and after he ttl sleep she took his knife out of his ;A inflicted a frightful wound in her Iciest, from the effects of which she did, "Suicide while labouring under • insanity." iing to intelligence received at Ragusa kith sources an engagement has been :!Poclgoritza between two battalions • regulars, vinforced by volunteers Molltelle4rins. The latter were 'r.ffli their fordfications with a lose of -1 and an equal number of wounded, :3) officers. The loss of the Turkish Only 11 killed and about twenty !],day, an application was made by 1-rot a lad attending St. Michael's .Shool, Manchester, for a summons the master for ill-usiug her sJii, who iris of the punishment. The magis:sled to grant the summons, remark(\lr. U. W. Rickards) attended the toil' when eight years of age, had to rly, got whipped pretty handsomely, red very frequently." . . .  elneeday two veesele arrived in the wh yellow fever on bolrd, the brig 4frottDemerara, and the Anne Mary, ADowingo. The disease brake out voyage to Liverpool, but it is not  3 many I.f the crew are affected. In arrival were at once placed in !, and the port sanitary authority the strongest measures to prevent e snreading to the shipping in the  TH OF