The Warwickshire Herald. — 1886-09-23 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

JOHN E. WEtvrWo.iD, assistant-newer ?t_ Prior Park College. Bath, committed suicide in Wg.. heiad-niaster's private room last week his throat with a razor. Deceased was under netal to leave, and the time had just expired. by cutting  . DESANGE a tall, well  . hair an( goatee bear ne absorbed taken quib • of the ]  ; wife very li Among otbe.  isgate wal . ___  :noaks, pal and only  ty WAS iMM, .rwhelming.  ~ was A I who impn only thirty ii of Mr. De  linine weak] h to dwell tay with Lon course a rem vastly lucky sanges IA as f vain search!  in, and t-oic ,h the Duke c this was tha qferred to ( Mary m young lad mie, that it  thencefortt v nothing are in the tt she ghoul( touched  without ei lest words ( provided th for his dat  receiving at ) Dorothy al together Si ten and oth of prim old h enjoyment children, not  ; of eours ; but tiffs ai if ever,  would soil Mary som,  thy ; bi Miss 6'Agui it on which ivour was eE whisper° Mr. Desk and wou ;ing at her p •1 Doubi  she grew cc the girl wa ..ks on her, D'Aguilar, g to the de often gone, a should I z Wdy suspecti false teeth) ; er) tells me es and take t room clear mts and w showed in inly not, An for mys 4 be turning season wal ing. and Mr Heal seasidi governess, ; and with t made their v them for a of other IN  LE is a footp: ton anti 801 l de& as it pas able size. and , portion by ti t a consitlerabh Travellers d. since the sierably niorc ,0 from Bolton to Bolton, air Intent route.  however, 's evening, we  _ patronized t e. from the ti down at the g below, undi beauties of E eted lights of rises the far th of tine ohl !cool eveniu In. HeavenE Lee Fenwick 11 People, shou eh a place ! there is a  ious power a . while his pre Mind, nnhapi unavoidable hini by his I think you ar Band still ad sweet is ever bon't you 1 it be that al] 4W-rude, sell You are gra'tc g 0 into t are nervous ti You kno  • . a .rk got ore icltt 'ther C. An. ucen: •ver ise, •rt, erw tated, ort as red mi 'sh • s • esang.es yak air "th tin nsf. Y ,ese • 11, ,d t 'Caton .t Ily ho, w nest d So •re t -a .iste\ rs Cl he .es to dom, • hy be 17'11' Dorot: Sessiofl. s of the motions _2 Free on Tnz old windmill, which showed the position of the English army at Crecy. is nearly demolish, n„ and the proprietaire, M. Bloquet, is to totally '".'"' eradicate the tumulus on which the mill was built, ng and spread the earth over his fields. That is true French patriotism. If a German Uhlan could only be as easily buried as the windmill, France might be at peace. UPON the suggestion of the Prince of Wales. the OVA t Library Committee of the City Corporation hare ordered from the Royal Tapestry Works Windsor, J_ three pieces of tapestry, at a cost of £1:000, to be hung in the Egyptian Hall at the Mansion House, 4:0 The subjects represented will be historical. con. -7%7 nected with some prominent event in civic =oak BY order of the War Department, the Govern. ment rifle ranges at Wormwood Scrubbs, upon which a very large proportion of the Metropolitan Rifle Volunteers are mainly dependent for their be 17:7/1 class firing, have been again closed. , THE construction of the Royal Trans-Hrican Railway from St. Paul de Loanda to Ambaca, in the Portuguese Congo posscsions, has been commenced ' A Portuguese agent is now purchasing in Belgium railway stock for the enterprise. AN attempt is being made to induce Mr. Gladstone \ to visit Leeds in October, on the occasion of the kt kl annual meeting of the National Liberal Federation. Should the right hon. gentleman decline the invita. tion, it is probable Oat Mr. John Morley will befit ://1. chief speaker at the public meeting which follows the Conference. • /j,/ k hired % Sands. :nabied ' befom , igge. . Oft hat '71.: , I :diva .41 /. whim breach I g ; , speaking Saturday. the to the : s, vitt • it t guilt : rks Pre. g ;MNrel fals er) the es r csit • ro sad ; ent h sl • au I room e 'heal gc gs • rat al ' to ei ow 's re. :e I be; to,: riF ti IC ;ar ei ' :e on g ar( g . leS•  Iwr