Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1884-01-19 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

YOUR HOUSE—Lannocton's Pinson Seurat—and use no other. The only safe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, S. or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox and Head-ache having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual injunction against imitators; also the unanimous judgment before the Lords Justices Bramwell, Brett. and Cotton, 29n4 Jan.,1878, in Lamplough'e 'aeon, 113, Both...hill, London. AN inquest was recently held at Porten. It was alleged after leaving the Old Royal Oak on the Saturday night that the deceased was assaulted by a man named Charl. Ball, who kicked him in the atomach. Dr. Sall attributed death to peritonitis, caused by the injuries, which were the result of severe external violence, produced by blot. frorn a blunt inatrunsent. The jury returned a verdict of " Matmlaughter against some person or persons unknown," with strong midden attaching to the man Bull. A minium; of fanner, and dealers haa been recently held at Newport (Mon.) in order to protein against the continuance of restrictions on the removal of cattle. Mr. Collett said the tattle regulations in Monmouthshire were disgraceful, and had caused a loss to the farmers of from £20,000 to 530,000. It was protection in its worst form, and there would be no change until county boards were subetitutel for the pr. sent Quarter Sessions anthority. Mr. Williams (Llanartlo said the cattle from Ireland could not be moved into other counties besides Monmouthshire, and asserted that the county executive were very anxious to give relief, if It could be done without risk. A petition to the Privy Council was proposed, and ultimately the meeting was adjounsed. CHARLES SQUIRES, 40, engineer, Oldbury. has recently died at his residence from severe bur,mo receMed through the accidental expl.ion of a bencoline lamp, which set his clothes on lire. ANDREW MINNIS, employed by Messrs. Madden and Co., Highgate Wharf, Birmingham, attempted to commit suicide recently by cutting his tht.L Ile hae lately been suffering severely from ague. Idattscrsos, Rustle S.eturres, Cam..., Davos, Or., of 'soy kiwi, per poet. Ray. 8r0... Stockport. Ate inquiry has been lately held at Great Yarmouth etc the circumstances attending the sudden death of Quartermaster Stembridge, of the Second Brigade Eastern Division, Royal Artillery (Prince of Wales Own). The evidence showed that the deceased officer had been for some time past in a depressed state of mind, and put an end to hie life by takiag prussic acid. A verdict of" Suicide while inn stile of temporary in. " was returned. AT the Borough Police-court, Leicester, Mr. Make% the vaccination officer, recently applied for mlixtrees warr.ts In the case of nineteen permee who had failed to pay penalties imposed under the Vaccination Acts. The warranta were granted. AT the Stipendiary Conrt, 'reinstall, two men named Henbast and Cotton, the former a coachman and 1 the latter a blacksmith, at Silverdale. were lately charged with cruelly illtreating some fools. Cott. . . . .  purchased some fowl; from Henhast, and conveyed eight . . . , . . .•  a telegram front their Palestine manager at Tatra, Texas is unquestionably no better remedy in the whole 1 amonneing the see arrival of the party sent out under Of them in a basket that would only properly Bold three. He was travelling on the railway with then., and when world for all 0000 and throat troubles than KEATINues • the auspices of the Palcetice Exploration Pond to he get to Rumn was stopped by a ticket-milector. (.0 LOZENGES, any medical man veil. a.m.'. Y.,' of 1", 1 Akttba. The tour appears to have been accomplished of the fowls Wan then dead, and the remainder were all in fact. The relief is speedy , they ""'" b " t T tcltt"'. ut only simple . d rues :th e m ust deheam ea ua a 01P. WiellOat difficulty, .d the party empress theniselcea as ery exhausted condition. Hettbast was fined 10s. ata Sold everywhere In ME tots. thoroughly saticeied with the arrangements made by :L.,; £1 na. in all, AT the Ampthill Petty Sessions a man, Meyers. Cook. £2 It a. Oil. mil Cotton dos. and ante, making named Robert Smith, of no fixed residence, was lately , AT the Poliee-eonrt, Southampton, James A RATHER remarkable case of fraudulent precharged with stealing ten fowla from a farm at Flitwick. Wkhart and James Doherty, who her. tern sent home tenece has been heard at the Quarter Semiotic, calisbary. The police had go information of the fowls having been •by the Consul at Rio, were recently charimil with causing A man named Itii•harde was t hanged with obtaieingjour hidden in the hedge, and watched the epot. The the death of John Lee, a seaman on hoard the Maggie hogsheads of cider valued at filth. He went to the agent prisoner and another man drove up, and searched the ' Moor. When the vessel was pot out Dom Cardiff oft Canon firm, and rape... Gag that be was a large hedge. The other man got away, bat Smith cem deceived Wag drank ank unable to perform hie dutie.,and fanner in Hampshire, and that be wanted cider for hie secured. He made a statement to me Meet that he he was so knocked about and kicked by the prisoners, who men hemme he emild not get good beer, obtained two had been led into it by the ether mat, The Bench, I hell the p.itimie of first and second mate rcepeetively, hogsheads. He war to pay on delivery. A month after however, eentenced the pri.eet to two months' hard ' that he died Dem his injurice n raw dnys afterward. he again appeared, and said be would prefer paying when Abner. The case was ralllandad 011• question of the magistrates' ha bet had two tnore hogshea Is. It was then found out Tax ArISICGLIII.L HOLDINGS fEaor.sae) Al.. 1883, with Iceicellcoce that he was Otto fanner at all, but only an occasional a full summary of the Law relative to Agricultural Hold- EvraTrePtxxs, for Ifennegia,Paeceche..e.,9ld.,l6.ll4. lo Iger at the farm he had nand. and that he was a ince, Agricultural Customs, sad practical directioce ae to i Po-tam td. no aby all chemist.. Kay Bros , Stockport. h d i He wm senie„red en twelve month., Pruc.line sse celeste.. By J. Brooke Little, KA., i.e lit, lion. John Bright, aftor reading Sir "Re "". Barrister at-Law. Price 12. Louden: Shaw mil bons. . . • • pricenment. A case was granted fce appeal, the defceee Fetter-Mae, E.C. James Cairns recent work, ' Incite : the Land and the ceising the point that the man ought to be tried where