The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-09-12 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

ATOP. 1751." One of the clans. pros-rat that le:Mr sea after the orlth day of September, 170. the boats. bargee de." The Act al,o prooo is.% Th. persons sbell have free lilertv to keep and a. any boa. or voserels upori the sanl river for pleasure.' The following inmeipinm has leen pl.el on the south-nest nanel of the monument on OP elcom!.e 11111. Stratford-cm-Amu. to the memo, of the late Mr. Robert N. Philips "41,4.01 Rent ham Philips. Men st the Psrk. ann. nOth. a,. at Welrombe. Warwickshire. ensnufacterer Maneh ..... ; la repre.n.d leery in Parliame. for tweet, -two rums. and intimstely connemod with Mir peighbOW life. /le will be rernon,hered as a public-spirited consomme. lanaiimrk in the rfistrict. was erected by the late Mr. Philips to his brother Mark. from wlmm he acquired M, extension o,t ate around Weloombe and Snitterfiela. The property now belongs to Lady Trevelyan. wife Trevelyan, who is ths eldest danghter of Ole bile owner.  ..... Snialay the Rev. T Emr. the nmelv. appointed soperintendant tf the Naoeaton and pryvh, hi. n r-I aernmn, dng home from Chapel End an S'lnr7la4; night he liad narrow arm, at t Midland Road. Al he was ernming the ntiEray ttn,,AP'hOiX , of the ~her vehial, dm, after ',Main, to give any name.  The meeting of tli-e-I:7lGii-y.Boartiof Guar. on Monday was attended by lofr. Jenne,. Furt.".one of Me inopectors of the rad Government Board. who mid Me returns he hal showed Mat pm. perivm wss rather on the increase in the imam. Ten mina ago they were relimiog one in every 12 of the population ; now they were relieving one in every 37. As compared With the country t',.':..r-ktrAr'',V.Te= 7."..;'„'":,,..7Zur poring Uughy Union with the tifty-two unions will, which he had ter den/. they were not ,fl.  I, the litatrd. women who I kpokeksornan, one retorted that Ate was Tank Moss. •nal they had come al ott that dreadful stnell" mule by boiling the tte/f for Mr. Crouch's ftrijbor ;ll=. and prern it action would be t ken if „pert.] tit. a nue once Miri4Lous te lkslth °sated. het the quer... laid bee. uliournei to the next meeting. pending lir. Mears's investkcatien. ahmt thee retired, bat not unttl the Chatrman lttrat i:lhehneat time if* t'irovtlakil'itT4,7l on the part of the Guardians. hut why it ts hard to .”..ota. the latter soirgeotion be correct. only one of the number havlng spoken at all.  ...... The rememe of the lAte If r. ),,hn Welle Smith, artist. of Leech, who met wlch a fetal aechlent klawleebory. weer Ilahvorth. 011 might het, were interred 1,11,1 Therhia, " • • .  ''.7tepl;-1ng..;,; a 'vote of confidence. pawril at the annual gathering of the Belworth Liberal Am.c Minn, held in Park. mi Witlmeday aftntmon. Mr. (Marled Vero -awl Mere was never a time in the hlston of the country when there effective. Ile Imre. to the clamed to be true of le9l was only a partial scheme. I. would rest with the Liberals to complete it SM. give the country free elmatim ill the truest wee, of the At Bedwonh. ott Monday, the members of the NicholasChambernins Lodge Gl' I of the Nottingham Imperial Union of Odtlfellowd held thew annimnary dinner. Among those present were the Rev. George Cafe. Coventry lehaplam of the lodgel Rev. RieSard Cafe, 15,,. O. 11. A. Ingle. Bro. J. Wale 4,1,1, onmpied the el Wr. and was supported by Brother Baker Coventra I and Brothe-r Willianmon ,P.G.11.1. After the inemben hal dined, the Chairman prormed loyal toast •• The BishT and Clergy of all Denomina illev George Ciaffel was Mao well remised. and responded to by the rev.gentlernan. dlther wattle followed, and a very enjoyable evening was ape..  Suicide given up as a Bad Job. At the Brighton Pollee Court 'donate. Iler. bert Green. thirty-four. tailor. tmo charged on Ma I own contemn. with attenl,4lllg to commit stunde by drowning on the pre.ious louriong. Chief Bnghton on Saturday nft.massi nail two of hie children. who pulalluil in the sea with their whom of tn.. got into the a ater.and it wastrel through. in the evening. and dusl .n Sunday raki,= bunday morning yroioner ment uno Bond station. Ile wits wet through. and lame. weed in his hair. 11.. stated to Oupenntandesit Ilona...ay that he was to trouble. and had attempted to commit suicide in the sea. bet the waves were LOO stroug and knocked him back on tlie rooks, hut-tit, him very mach. He therefore gitie up as a bad job. Prisocer was remanded.