The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1874-12-05 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

PRIMENTATION AT WARRINOTON.—A large !:iff her head as if ir had been Ins/acing off a stone. ' The business that bad brought Lionel down to ;our days. Deceased, as a youth, witnessed a real ...eree of people, numberinghoes ewe to 4.000, rhe blow Ibrought her to the grossed, and her husband knelt upo her and Forst her two Mews more Kitnore exercised the bares ri .t's cureity dur,l'in ;man and dog tight within a mile or two of Burton-assembled at Warriegton, on Saturday, to witness • on the head with the seine instrument. The , dinner. Perhaps if he hod knewa that his eon had ,on. Trent. The combatants were • sweep, who the presentation to Mr. ThOs. ShuttAeworth, known 1 travelled that mornag from town, not °Mr (a the , stood in a hole up to his middle, and a bull dog HS the .. te Bohm' tree.ede hatcher," of a heudeome . doctor said the bona was laid. bare by ieof the blows. The prissier! wee II same train with Joe Claweric but for the greater . who was set upon him. The man, who was armed , gold watch and chain, Tanis( at £27. For some two trial at the ensuing Liverpool Ate*. j part of the way in his corneas', mut that tile talk ' with a stick about 30 ischealong and three-quarters . or three =oaths peat ifr, ehuttlewortla has attended mi lof the two had Magee chiefly sw she eweeee name •of an inch Wok thick, was victeelous. Bu'll baits , the Wareingtoa =obit wife a large supply of beef Test Iticronintis EPINcopAL Cwitacia IX hozzleicA. of Sir Kestrel Windever, be weal/ not hare been 'were then common ie Burtoe, as many as three , and mutton, which he sold at tow prime, and before . --Iltahop Cummins (the New Verb leidepetuteitt no ready to broach the sabjeot ; fit being hlibeftilly 'halls at one time being fastened to three places in ; many weeks had passed the butchers ia the town says preached a sermon is that city on Sunignorant of this Sir Kestrel waited impatiently for ' one street. A celebrated bear, called Nancy, was ! were obliged to lower then prices. hefore Mr. day, the 15th of November,.. the late General Condie withdraw-1 of the servants, and the *pelting of frequently halted. mid her owner, a one-armed : Shetelewora same the prices of haat and mutton vention. He pointed out the fast that the germ Lionel's " bpsieess." He had wet the interval inan, was named ltePert- The celebrities of the ' were 11ii. sal Is, per lb.. bat since his arrival the or all the mischief ia the Epirus)* Church is between their return from Deseret and the dinner- ; town amongst the dogs wen) three-legged Dick and ! prevailing prime base bear Til. sad Bd. per lb. The the sacerdotal principle, and deeteeel that there , hour in a prolonged conference with Ms. !Kerby, .threeslegged Jack: each of whiol heroin had lost a , workiag men kat* bevelled by this reduction to would never he genuine reform until that was j and was not sorry to nem& away the effects of it in leg in hozoneable war with belle—efsrehexter E've- ' such ea abut that they neelved to make a pre. expunged from the Prayer Hoek. lie thought Ihis son's society. Ining News. simernien to the "free-trade botcher." Mr. Shuttle- that the new caeca of ritual was very much like I At last the two were left be themselves and 1 PIiMAILEABLB Deere or A Steexamnemser.— Werth, in replying, stated teat he had received a • one of Lee's wooden guns at Mweetarat—a piece ! Lionel begaa by producing from has pitaket a pro- ,la exteaordigare oasis of suable has lately mous- I request to open a leranek satallishismnt at Sow h. ef Quaker ordnance that wetted hurt nobody. 1 Jennie] newspaper el id., prni.o. day, seee heading ;red in Paris. In Kw/lead a nine legal peine might .•.• x Ihe price' ed meet Aare bailee from lid. to The prospects of his own Church ate, in his it across the table with his linger en a particular iocour as to whether it was a suicide at all. At . 10. id. per lb. : opinion, exceedingly bright. There are already parishes in Canada, and the last news from paragraph. The baronet took the paper and lall events, the remarkable aircumetemiss of the , Two ihiATHs plion Lx casino Insamare.—On !,slVeaenoe, dominion wae that a weale o„wgrewageeoseet. read : „ i case are to be ievessfigeliesl by the Academy of ! sotorel, ...x. Mr. . inseam Sepias/I held an inquest at h -a, 400 "There are rumours of an action pending Or ;Sciences in Paris. They are as fellow :—A ! , reed on the holly ef Jelin Resilaten • labourer, with a des. of the Church of England some importance as affecting the rights of corn. !young man et the liaise of Goupie living with 1 r:a-e4 - • of awe who hied at 6, Welling.' •at bee.dw,lliad ben aided to the ranks of the Emmen. On one of Sir Kestrel Windover's Ex- his wife and mottle; kept • jewaeeli shop in ! "' street.!aar ''' TheB A -____Th - _drink, ineformere. In the State of Illmins them are five moor estates, a number of lie tenantry were on a ' the Rue Lama.; where they ell lived comfortably ! tau and be comae' 'ei of to mg ill. The medical recent eeefiaion steeled Recess te the moor, where . and preeperomly tegetker. lilix treatise ago M. I - - . aul ai It is not a year yet since the list meetings of the ! evidence .wae to the effect Am the eause of death they are in the habit .f eatheriag the wild whortle. noupil lost his young wife, to whom he was ten- 1 new orgarneation were held. sad " wen nigh forty berry, a fruit et some marketable value. I under. thinly attached, Misr death, it is supposed, affected i • . was a,popaxy,leie reside of exceseive drinking. The termed a verdict to th-t efecte—An 'rignelit - ministers and twenty parishimaete in sans with the stand that the ossee is oonsidered a typical one by his Wain; at all events for the first time in his i Inn' re Church." . was also held on the body of Michael Boyle, ia boatthe Counsel for the Valon, aid that they have de- nee, he took tss sleep walking. He was in the habit : fty -tour years of age, who lodged at a model ' Sinuous AccIDENT TO A LivaarwoL