The Blackpool Herald. — 1884-11-07 (Blackpool, Lancashire, England)

MAO RDII•T ARY PROCEEDINGS. closed on Settawilay. atio woody 27,000, • • enThiteci° ifiX4-4. Isa • asuk•Sualtr-Sa*-413nalat aditer '. irtie Wancheste bad Saltersbrook tollbar lapsed at au amount whtch does Doti sworeqiicesmenditure. . It, ; tot lnight on Fris47ol- was the cause of an extra. v &moo 141 $ Bradford, pear Manchester, , .The Chief Conetahlei of Dingendihaosaswivedintrwag nil -- b aa' la' ' • road. tuns. To - coin''t)eq that • taillywaletic named Aunt* Watson o'., ‘,..;‘ illio ' it. ,Ai • ' bald at . tnitted a murderous assault on • woman at Fort ;teapot at • , !Taro% Alt f... • ,wr 74 Queen s - o ,wick the majority of the . Fed then conunittofil sic*., -,. , a the,principal trades. During the celebration of a Maltometan festival two Peolsll44llPeaa.V:Teff,"r jort6ivaae, ' After dinner a , Saturday, at lilligaleopv*, :ip, tile Ostnaette, a creerdiselts7olßn —' methmi sess,Asid, presided over by Mr. balcony gave way wherelry eight of its occupantomuna ." .killed on the spot Fmk eeverel others injur-o. • ea. . , Fe Harker, the .chairman Of the local board, et which the toast of "The Dying Tollbar " was In the course of some bankruptcy pr. 'reedierlin drunk with great enthusiasm. At a few minutes London, on Monday, it was stated that Tully, the Wilt , defaulter, had robbed the Preston Reeking before midnight the company adjourned to the viciuity ''-7-, of the tolibar, where over 1,000 spectators were the extent of £29,000, .. The Hospital 4unday and Saturday receipts if" easembled. Strings of banners hung across the road, " Liverpool this year amounted to £10,076, or MOP Nig and the thoroughfare was illuminated with torches. than in 1885. There has been distributed to the vu lulls A brags band VMS in attendance. At two trinities to 12 two cabs, which contained the members of the hospitals and charities £9,800 leaving a. email sum SO Local Board, drove up to the bar, and amidst the hoot"carry forward. James Keogh, 15 years old, whose father lives nem ing of the crowd paid the toll demanded by the collector The band then played the "Dead March" iii Saul, and Don, county Limerick, WM shot dead on Saturday evening on the f ein of • man named Crowe, from immediately fate: wards, amidst the firin; of cannon, the discharging of fireworks:, the beating of drums, and which the former tensest had been evicted, situated and the loud and enthusiastic cheering of the specta' near Tim Quitilan'a Cattgo, Agrariali motives in tors, the tabs were driven lick through the bar, this suspected. Great success has attended the Coneervatice harmer time without paying.- 'l lee hand continued to play t. et Preston. The receipts on S a turday were £322, for some time, and it was not until two o'clock on e lee` ,at morning that the etreets were anything like making a total of close upon L 2,500. As the debt ' ''''' , the Gluildhall Club buildings was less than £9OO, tl°11:i •leared• net balance, of ter paying ad Mold natal expenses, will be a very handsome one. , In answer to a communication from Mr, Gladstone s so • Mr. Joseph Cowen, the committee of the North of ' Xogland Steal oshipOwners' Association have intimated . :that the shipowuers adhere to their recommendations ' that for ie.:eters of cargo carrying steamers thoroughly nrectical and reeereseutative men should be placed on ilte shipping commission. James Ellis French was again put on his trial at the Commission Court, Dublin, on Monday, before Judge Harrison and a special jury, on several indictments, charging the Commission with felonious offences and conspiracy to procure the said offetores. Prisoner's counsel Lried his inability to plead, and the jury WWI empanelled to try the question of nrieoner's sanity. s 7. Nowaa::titess Sherbrooke died 4134; Lowndee-square, The deceased was the lefedon, on IltojaY afternoon*. second daughter of a...".': George Grill' of ' Aigblirt4 House, Liverpool, and Miirr;o' ill 1836 Mr' Roberti Lowe, afterwards Chancellor of the szahoquer, liwci I who wee raised to the Peerage in 1 880 by th%, title as Viscount Sherbrooke. Her ladyship had been .141 declining health for several ears. ' Lieutenant Bowen, of the Ist Battalion Scots Guards, stationed eh Chelsea, committed suicide by shooting himself at a private notel at St. James's, en Saturday. . Lieutenant 'Bowen, who bad been in the regiment for over four ydirs, was Cary popular. lie was supposed to be one of the richest officers in the regiment, and so far as is known was not in any pecaulary or other difficulty.' , At the Leicester ARSiZeAI on Monday Thomas Moss formerly collector and clerk to the Hinckley Local Board, pleaded guilty to charges of embezzlement and felony. The prisoner was appointed to the post of Clerk to rhe Board and held high testimonials, but when an in. castigation of his books took place it was found thet he had received nearly £l,OOO and had forgotten to ' make any mention of the fact. He was sentenced to ten years penal servitude. - -111 E