The Haslingden Gazette. — 1912-08-31 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

NEWS IN BRIEF.  " The law d0...a not allow a Yuan to .trike ariother if he is 'mulled: ho in FUTlllll,ea to run away," anal  tho Hackney Cionom•r at an imm,,t. Ott CINO at of January. 1914, 011... rmumpoly of tlua tlerformin,; right‘i of Wa4ner's "l'arsifal" expinvu, antl tnt tho folloning day tno work t.tll ho hoari for the time in French et 11.0 l'lLoacre do la Alonnsie, _  A you, ng soli:lint who wait charged nt with utininoting to OUtll,ll):.bUleilk, so, ittott4 to 'novo goon to tho pokuo tuitl tokl tho oup. ..rintemlimt that in had trill ii, kill 11;ini•elf, but it hurt him too much. _  Tha offic.ial moor& of .Ilichaclstcne-y-VtTilw, Monnu,uth,hire, .chow that DO application had boot walk by any puriAltotier for poor reliof for at lowa ten ycartt. It is a pun.ly agricultural par'usli, and  . _ want Tredegar is ohief landowner. William Roberts WWI at liuldin fined £3 and ere.to for dieturbing the iiervion at Sc. John's Chum Sandy Mount. lb objrved to the form of ai nice, illld 110644y1 On repeating the prayers exactly at he °untended was directed in the Prayer Book.  In describing a society wedding, A writer says. among those present we notico.l thu bride-gm...," NV halt weird means did tht• Tmilenion employ to swotted in thus drawing such singular attention to a person of so little ingsmance 111111'43U Towards the Collie scheme for perpetuating the memory of the late Wallace Harley, leader of the ill-fated " Titanic " hood, oser £2OO has been subscribed. Sir William P. Hartley, of Aintree, has rearnised 10 per cent. on the money reoliaod. The volume of County Cour, business in England and Wales is shown in .111ns-book just issued. Last sear 1,237,660 plants wise dtirered, mid 822,624 eel .ions were determined. A total of £2,616,121 was received for enablers, aril £2,360,935 paid out. Aczonding to official u Airflows received in Win. burgh from the United States, the total [imamtioll of petroleum throughout the workl last year amountod to 345,000,000 barrels, an increase oil 17i  ..-................ - „ 11111E011 barrels as compares' a ith the prtviuus year 1 Ctsustalilo O'Go'inner attempted to arrest Maud Gralsl )25) dotter seller, O.' Nes lkiekton, for being drunk. She liTelV a !hatpin and, alien lie put loi, hand up to protect Ma fate, etabbesl Mm through a linger, Al West Ilant she was sent to prieort for 14 da)s. . At Crewe, a youth of twenty.ono luta been fined  for flourishing a revolter in a railsay carriage. 'rim punishment tine sell deserted. In this days the only persons legally isrsitit,d to command peromm to " stand and deliver" are Mr. L 1,1341 George. and Ids myrmidons. Sixteen sheep, cent by friends in Queensland, hate just been received by the Church Army as a donation to the London Dockland Distress Fund. A pathetic item in the business of the Army Committee, recently WM a grant of 10s, to a poor woman in Bermondsey to ridtem her seeding. ring. Frank .leflcock, landlord ti! the Miticrea Tavern, I'mM:tone-mut Sheffield, sas on Tuesday lined £5O, sith the aln 'native of three months' iinprisunmeet, fur butting and permitting betting on Art iiremises, and his brother-I,ons, flurry Dixon, was lined £25, or tso months, for aiding and abetting I him.. •  A young man who recetrify mopped a runaway horse at West Norwood, anal was given a sovereign by the owner, attended before the Lambeth magiorate and said he thought he ought to hate a model. The magiatrate suggested that the applitarrz, might go to Me Untler. of the van and  for inore. l'hins of a new Salvtnion .Irmy Citadel to be crectoti 111 Tottenhaan-lane hav° Is en ioliged aith the llorusoy Borough Gouncil, but eigLity.seven local rs.s.iouts have sl.lll. pita pet itloll ObillUttlllt to tilt/ citadel, contending that the existing church°e and chapels alrcady provide alapl. for local relig bUS needs. A Camberwell woman, Iliad £5 and 23. (lAA at Lamboth, for failing to register herself as a money• lender, was said to stand outside the gate t 4 a local fantory shore she was formerly emit:erred 4t4 lend sums of money to the work girl. She charged a penny a week for each shilling teat (over 400 per cent per annum). A young barmaid was highly praised by the Con otter at Southampton on Saturday for her conduct, in struggling witii a publican to recover a razor with which he committed suicide. The girl succeed' .1 in taking the razor away and throwing it downstairs, when the man pushed her aside and neuvered it. During the struggle the girls hands won" badly