The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1882-11-25 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

TUE PROMISE OF MAY."—It Is understood that the murder of a fisher lad, has been fixed to take place at JamesWood brothers, were charged with highway bro Poet Laureate has asked that his play, "The Promise of York, on the 28th test, when Mar wood will be the '• • m " shall be at coon withdrawn. Mr. Hermann Vezln - bery with violence. Thomas Holt, cashier for the aYi execationer. has sent for publication a letter on what he calls "the Deeply Vale Paper Works, was returning from drawing Though there has been a marked decline in the W 1 es (£751 from the bank on Frida new departure in things dramatic' at the Globe Theatre. the men's i g y aft arnoon, scarlet fever epidemic at Accrington, the Health Co Be says that Christians and professing freethinkers like Corn- when he was met by the prisoners, one of whom pre- still deem it unwise to open the schools, and have a pistol at him, and the other threw e Lord Queensbery have both objected to Edgar's sentisante a I) cayenne refused the request to open one of the schools in the blinding le' ' ts in the "Promise of May." Their mistake lies pepper into his eyes, rm. They then seized the e'en extremity of the borough. of money and decamped. Over £2O, however, has in supposing that Mr. Tennyson intends Edgar to be a bag The Liberals of Liverpool having invited the Premier I • reeovered, The prisoners wore remanded,representative freethinker, or anything but a bad, weak since been to a banquet on the jubilee of his entering into publics natural remorse. r. 4-i eion b the court appointed' - argue his M to enquire Man, ' away The heves. g , 3' life, Mr. Gladstone has written stating that he is corn- Vezin claims fot Mr. Tennyson the intention to elevate into the scandal concerning the disposal of stores on polled to decline the invitation, owing to the press - i , Clyde h •teaching f the the pressure ot , Her majesty , ship as now terminated. The the o e stage, as e popular taste for music his parliamentary engagements. It has been to show that for a period of nearly de has already been succesefully raised. At Yeovil fair on Saturday night a panic occurred in a result irregularities have been going on d h SINGULAR S triCiDE —On Tuesday Dr. Diplock hell an ,an have . . . . years the. . show, owing to the fear of the people that i, Performing ti f involved a great nesappropria ion o Government funds inquest at 54, Addison-road, Kensington on the body of edi Zulu was going to assea them. A number of persona • ' still in confinement at Aberdeen and the Carl Engel, f ' aged 64, who was found dead there on Satur. The captain is . were thrown to the ground and trampled Upon, and the others charged with complicity in the affair on day last, the day on which he was to have been married front of the show was forced out. board the Lord Warden, the fourth guardship. It isl to a Miss Lawrence daughter of a tradesman living in Mr.W. F. Compton, eI.P., speaking at the aonual dinner ' f important . I ' . ' likely that disclosures o a very nature will be Mitcham. On Friday evening last he went to bed in his of tho Botley Farmers' Club on Monday night, urged 7 1 . . the , . ' 1 made at coßr,,M3r.la . usual health. On tbe following morning his bedroom agriculturists to put pressure on the Government to . • • before the Bristol County Court door was found to ho locked. It 6 In a liquidation cagewas broken open, and obtain a relief of local taxation, for no Government I on Monday, it transpired that the estate realised £2,224, he was found suspended by a strap and quite dead. Miss could act unless backed up by public opinion, of which the creditors received only £503, this being Is. Lawrence said she found a letter addressed to her, in Private William Robinson, of the Royal Marines, who • • f a . ia the pound. The trustees, or expenses an retnueerie which the deceased expressed a fear that he would 'die fought at Kassassin, and has died from dysentery, was t. enclosed a sum o p £539, and they now sought to registe suddenly from heart. di He enci f buried at Chatham on Monday. This makes the fifth arrears n , received f he creditors, awarding them a balance of £SE £l,OOO for her ."se. acceptance. He suffered from sleeplesssimilar funeral within the past eight days, and another Treeniresdo et herac' ised this as unparalleled assurance ness and depression, The jury returned a verdict of man has died in the hospital. Fifty more are certified and Zirdirecd the 'trustees to hand into court the moner suicide while of unsound mincL as unfit for service, they had received as remuneration and expenses, arti THE SIX DAYS' WALKING COMPETITION AT THE DRILL Toe Army and Navy Gazdte says:—The Earl of North- that the cbonld eubtult their accounts to the registra•