The Staffordshire and Potteries Examiner. — 1880-08-14 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

JOII. Sewn Months. Copper & Bram. 1879 1888 1879 180 .R  Unwr ought Copper 90,717 70,818 513,513 565,955 Wrought, &c 95,419 121.711 617,300 747,653 Brass The huznorestent in one earthenware exports it das tour increased trade with the 13.4.1 States nut with British In ha; there was • esnstier fsiti ix of with Australia both in the in 'nth awl se r.Ol fasces In the general total, of the month's eximtts of mBhemene the in•irease 11144 Over 22 per dint., sal it the 40,1111 months it was 113 per cent. Tuve was an term, in the exports if all dam iptions of gloss. Appen4,l are the figurer Month of July. Berea Moth.. 1079. 1880. 1479. 1834 A A Earthenwsre & p ircelain  Ihe Com il of the Manchester Royal Institution ;idopted a scheme for the consideration of the governors with reference to the proposed transfer of the Institution to the Manchester Corporation.  The Rev. Isaac Nelson, Ml'., has expressed, hrough the Belfast Presbytery, " his thanks to the I;oneral Assembly for its kindness in allowing him ro remain senior minister of Donegal Street Church, :;olfast."  telegram has been received from Aden, Mating that 11.31.8. rhilomel has returned, after a fruithes et ,ach for the Queen Victoria, which was eupposed to have been wrecked in the neighbourhood of Cap uartaf el.  'The Folkestone Town Council have discuseed the qutetlol of taking over the waterworks, and bre lob rred the whole question to a committee. It ts,al btated that at least £208,000 would be required to purchase the undertaking.  The Irish Registrar-Gcnenrl estimates that the poor tenants of Ireland have lost El 0,000,000 sterling by the failure of last year's harvest, andanothermil• lion by losing their usual employment in the English and Scotch ingathering.  'rho Morning lost has reason to belicve that it iA not the intention of the Government to ask the Hones of Commons to proceed further with the Vaccination Bill this session in view of the formidable oppr•Sition to which it would Bo subjected.  • Joseph Mills,landlord of the Colliers' Artss, natn ' • edge nmr Oldham, has been assaulted, by a man nanos' Wilson, and stabbed in tire pliers. Who being taken into custody Wiligm attempted to cass. mit suicide, but was prevented.  • At the West Riding of Yorkshire Assizes, Mr. G. 11. Crowther, dentist, Wakefield, obtained a verdict of £783 as compensation fez injuries which his daughter, fifteen years old, sustained on the I.IIBOP shire and Yorkshire Railway in Juno last by a collision at Blackburn.  About 200 officers and. men of the 26th Cameronias Regiment, under orders to proceed to Malta to ill the vacancy utused by the departure of troops from thence tct India, left Chatham by special train on Vrid:..y morning, and proceeded toPortsmouth, where C,cy were to embark for passage out. The death is announced, in her 73rd year, of the Hon. Elisabeth Hodgson, widowed the Rev. Irmo Hodgson, 8.D., 1,0131, time Archdeacon of Derby .na Provost of Eton. Mrs Hodgson was the second daughter of Thomas first Lord Dolman, many years Chief Justice of England, and the sinter of the present peer. Mr. Oppenheim has been appointed to act as judge pro fon. -c4 the Dorset County Courts, in the room of Mr. T. E. P. Lefroy, whose disputes sith varioui solicitors on his circuit have been lately brought before the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Lefroy has not sat in any of his courts since the recent conference with use lordship. M. Lemaire, the eminent French sculptor, has died at the age of 82. Among his beat known v.-orke are tbe statues of Either and Ileac and Lois at Versailles, and the Madeleine front in Pants r‘ presorting Mary Magdalen at the feet of Christ. Ito was a Bonapartist, and was deputy from 1852 to 1860. Adviees received from Antwerp state that tie Irk the Bret. eif  value of imports into Belgium --months of this year exhibits an increase of ocm. as compared with the corresponding 18940d,„''' I h;9. The value of the exports from Beigium inw• lit nix months of this year exhibits an increase of O per cent. as compared with the corresponding Pli'YJ of 1879. At the last examination of the King's and Qacon'' College of Physicians, Ireland, Miss Fanny But,t4 passed her final examination. Sho has taken whole of her curriculum at the London School ol Medicine for Women and the Royal Free Bova, awl will shortly leave for India to porton, beo yolk as a medical missionary ille(AWattl  zCCIDENT TO