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The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1866-07-14 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

TAIL.Y HOT BY HIS I ITHER._ liiel;aiiPWYOCellil:ellce, which cast a gloom oyer the town, has happened at. Fraserburg to' /a knelittle boy, by which he .was instantlyideTr;rved,of life by' his own father _:Mr. Winchesth, ,:-lilir: taTiser. . 4k-s Kai:Veen- We'll.' -6iISIO ini for tome time, the two.hadoone Out with a double&barrelled,fowling piece rn , quest of birds:; ind lieeing.Q: crow in a. fieloslnyitig *adjacent to the 'town, the boy leaped the dyke to be in readiness , to secure the bird in case of its•being.wounded, and While _crouching behind. theidyke lie heard , the trigger snap,.Whent raising his head, in lignorance Of his father's-intention to fire the other: L barrel,- he received the fatal-charge in his brain, Mid .was. laid: dead on-..the. spot. Der-eased was riiiiiost promising •boy of ten ..years of age; and ''as *an ilfilY'soi-i. ' • The father, . as maybe con(beived, was perfectly distracted When he diso.joyered what had 'happened..., -;TwO weeks *go 'the fauilly had to. bear the affliction cadged by -the drowning of-Mr.' Min Chester's •brotheri in „the .river ligie, at Stnchenr- . , L-. MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A PHYSICIAN,-r. St. Claire-Bedford held an -., inquest 'on Tuesday, at the 'new "Vestery Hall, St. Jame' _ ,s Piccadilly, respecting , the death of Mr. Joseph Toynbee, PhYgrcian, Of 'Sayiklecyow, Burlingtongardens. ' ' Thd 'interest taken ih' 'the case as such as .6 caluOs a large.,..atelidanCe of medical men. It was' *shOWp, in evidence-that the deCeased was in the :habit ,cif Making experiments upon himself with chloroform. . His object Was to extend its use as a curative agent. On Saturday afternotniThig ekVant'Weiat iii.td his roam and found him lying ..on a. sofa,. with his mouth and nostrils covered . with. .cotton wool. On: tvo chairs near were sefs of .papers, and upon one of them a v_fAteil. w.)3,5:1gc1,• • PThinjangl his aastei was asleep, the. . servant removed the cottOte-Wool.; and.;then,. struck. with sernethihg strange in the .face; • he 'ran . for medical • aid. Di. Matkhani and another • doeter Was Soon ht , hand,' but inifbrtiinately. life was quite gone. It would seem that deceased, intent on kno*ing the effects 'produced by , a combinationpf .chlorofOrm and prussic acid 'upon the ear, hid' rather _neglected . its possible' effect npon, the, lungs. Evidence wits gi'Vento ShoW' the great improbabilio that deceased -WouldeVer attempt.. suicide. He was well bff, and' of a cheerful cisposition. : The fury returned the following-verdict : "That the deceased met with-. his death accidentally, whilst progen.uting • his expetments,- by :Inhaling a. combihation of chloroform and prussic acid, and the. jury -desired to express their deep sympathy with the family of 'the iiefortniiite deceased. gentleman." 1
The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1890-07-12 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

AND THE GOVERNC. onittoo; ef the ll.m.se of Commits (Mr. Courtney) ' n Clerk read reports fr au as unopposed measures. The bills related to Salf.ird, , r and Captain Shaw', la.ul,l"Y. ii'll,:4,iti.;l;..l.,Fi!ectwood, Lancaster, Pace'', Cienipt..n, • •s 1 • 1. Oldham, Aocrington, Barnsuted that the workhouse . Is. vlaesharn, Derby, Blackpool, :tnd Morecambe. ctory examinathnis. , l'thleteHliililis,,w.-er.: passed, and ordered to be reported to BOAR AND THE AN THE Sit PER An.—lxtter were read : . W.: lwar tied there was a large attendance of Wes: tion of the relieving Iran distriet representatives Ste the preliminary The local t lovernment m ' eeting on W ednesday of the Stationing Committee, the provisions of the and that iiic wegress was made. The growing tenan allowanoe of 10,. a , deney in Methodism to engage comparatively younn Mr. John Whinerah, men as superintendents of circuits, thus excluding he Bootle district. —A minister, it thirty ded forty years standing, is cre :ting r. Whinerah. formally a 4lidiculty, and i, likely this year to lead to dis's relieving officer. but appointment in some places. If the present mate of progress he ini ffi. i lied the first draft trf stations should it,tiNi . in untilui) t . he ready for jut..etin before the end of the present si, licis ; tic-sri • s :Ni :r. C:iitg,ll, the BODEd i:Dll en The• a u djornet I inquest on the bodies of William, position I 1 w'ck• accept the po : with his agreement.-- Dorothy, aild a Barbra eharlten. the three young which wa, shut Ira wile were murdered h.\ their mother, Leah Char am :ten. in Orovle-road. • avertree, near Liverbroposition, pi, ett the Bth May, was ludd tut Monday. The %%WIELD :Lttelliliti;il hi e.munitt suicide by cutting her throat. and for ,olllle WevkS ,hle 1-011111.11 ell in a ray u.riti,ii oAalition. hat is anw out of danger. Evidence 51W. us given as to the the ling of the three children ill II he-1,, ,vil with their ti,r,ats ettt ;tutl all dead. It wit:. stated I.y the doo, in \OP, lila attended the mother that. :dm WaS Wit it sound mind. The jury returned a yen lit of wilful murder againA Mrs. t.. harlton.
The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1881-05-07 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

ROYAL LONDON FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Policies of Insurance issued to the working clams from £3 to £2OO, for which the premiums are collected from the members at their own houses. This socitty has an income of upwards of £BO,OOO, a reserve fund upwards of £60,0007 and has paid upwards of £200,000 to the relatives of its deceased members. From the report of the meeting of the members held in London on the 24th ult., we find the following, among °the advantages, offered to policy-holders, viz. :—Thirteen weeks' grace allowed, and fourteen days' notice given before a policy can be forfeited; lapsed policies maybe revived; in case of accidental death immediate payment of the whole sum assured, though the policy may only have been issued the day before; claims paid in all eases of suicide • all claims under £5O paid on production of the policy, certificate of death, and premium receipt cards; healthy persons up to eighty years of age are eligible for membership ; the society 'a rules, books, and accounts are all subjected to Government supervision; the whole of the profits are the members property; agents call at members houses to receive the premiums; and the society is represented in every important town and village throughout the country. Energetic men devoting their spare or whole time wil be liberally paid.—Application by letter to Mr. T. C Bell, 150, Dalton-road., Barrow; or the Secretary, 70. Finsbury Pavement, London, B.C. [4554  188 1 .  -c READY! AYE READY lit. MAR SD EN Has much pleasure in.informing his patrons and the public, that he has now received his Stock for the Spring and Summer Trade, and he hereby respectfully invites an inspection of the same. In the TAILORING DEPARTMENT Will be found a most choice selection of Black, Blue and Grey Worsted Coatings, and West of England Trousenngs, all of which are taking the lead in point of fashion for better wear; also Scotch Tweed Snitings and Trouserings, in the most select patterns, splendid variety and excellent quality. The Cutting and Making up of all orders in this department is under the superintendence of Mr. J. Porteous, a thoroughly experienced cutter of many years' standing, and R.M. can with every confidence solicit a share of the public patronage. THE GENTLEMAN'S MERCERY DEPARTMENT Is one in which he takes a special interest, and his constant endeavour is to be able to supply the best and most select goods that can be procured in London. The stock just received consists of Gents' White bhirta, Oxford Shirts and Collars to match, French Print Shirts and Collars to match, Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts, Pants and Half-hose, Collars and Wrists, the new shapes; Ties and Scarfs, in rich silk and satin, and the leading London styles; Kid Gloves (Fowne's best), iimbrellas, &c., &c. THE BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is replete with all the New Styles in Snits, and arc made from THE MOST DURABBE MATERIALS, ELEGANTLY TRIMMED, CUT TO FIT GRACEFULLY, and the
The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1881-12-24 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

JUNE.  1 OCTOBER. raulhabahaidihilaulhal6"6",vvvvvvvvvyaryvvvvvlSEPTEMßEß. Last Qr., 4121, 1-28 p.m. Eirst Qr., 20th, 1-28 p.m. Last Qr., 4th, 2-17 a.m, I First Qr., 19th, 11-55 p.m N. Moon, 3.212*, 12-59 p.m I Nil Moon, 27th, 2-20 a.m New Moon, 120,64 ant I Full Moon, 26th, 2-34 p.m Events. Tides-11 m ft in Events. Tides-h m ft i 1 14"1 Logo of Her Majeabi's Ship 1 4129 11 lAu 17th after E rinttn' f 24'1127 -7. ••• Varguard, 1875. 1 2527 10 26 2 s Battle of Sedan, 1870. 1 48j28 3 0 m Suicide of Justice Willos. '72. 2725 1 Fenian Riot in Dublin, '65., 2 828 4 &l Fire at the Tuileries, 121,96. 2 30 24 3su 13th afttrfirittits; 22° N ? 3Tu Death of Wills Miens, 1877. 25323 Treaty,of Limtrick, 1691. 3 1822 4 m PRESTON GUILD bmine 1318 24 1 Aw B Rryan alter Procter d, 1874 348 21 French Republic deida. '7O 34322 4 "R 74 Richard Cromwell b, 1628. 423 20 5Tu Railway Collision at Preston, 41521 8 g pi, Waterloo a Charing Cross 6 319 18 injured, 1874. 451 20 4 0 .- " Bridget freed from toll, '79. 646 20 g W Sir John Fielding died, F7BO. 5 2328 1 ' ft VI International Railway Con- 6 221121 •-• •• Stratford Jubilee, 1871. 6 20120 0 7-• •••• !creme opened at Rome, '77. 7 10,20 1 7Ph The Russians took pow:isogon 7 520 2 7 Ql. Latmordmanly high tide in 74626 • .- .. of Batoum, 1878. 1 7 45120 9 • 4. England, 1876. 8 17121 1 8 F Bombardment of Plevna,7s 8 11121 ['Sebastopol taken, 1855. 1 8 51122 " 8 44122 8 $u 18th after Criuttp 9 6123 9 Q Pommy GUILD ends 1 9 15162 5 0 m Eddystone Lighthouse coin- 825 23 " Sebastopol taken, 1855 I 9 33123 ; 7" .. pleted, 1759. 942 24 10 $u 14th after f riaitg'; 11'2111 10 Tu Entrj.tfolGjltiriiB.lloberts into Ist,as4 ii M Collier)' Explosion at Aber-20 30 24 6 11 W °4l Mialutelmas Day. 10 32125 came, 270lives,lost, 1878. IV 47 25 8 New Licen.Act in force, '74,10 48 28 , 12 T.. Field Marshal Blucher d. 181915 325 5 12 Th Collision in the Channel; 'll 23 223 4 7-7 Lord Metcalfe Gild, 18473. al 29,28 ! ' 108 lives lost, 1877. 13 W Op47.c.nwinif girtrehester New 11 .14 2.7 , I'2 "L" Respite of the Penge Con. 11 38 28 1 .••• .4: victs, 1877. 11 52 28 14 Th ThenCteopatra Needle placed -- - - 141. g Preston Great Strike corn- - o its pedestal, 1878. 0 409 3 ••• " mewed, 1853. 08 :6 15 F Fortress of Bdek captured by 0 191* 0 15 $u 19th after friutts 8Z 2 1 the Montenegrins, 1877. 0 34126 0 16 S Cetewayo arrived at Cape- 04926 4 town, 1879. ln xi lionsesof Parliamentdestroy- 0 96 25 1 4,25 4 ""'''' d"-. cd by Fire, 1834. 113 26 17 $u 15th after griuttm isigg I 17 T„ Burgoyne's surrender,
Alston Herald, and East Cumberland Advertiser. — 1879-04-12 (Alston, Cumbria, England)

SOUTH NORTH,MBERLIND LIBEIT 11. ASSOUIATION. —A meeting of the aIr)VP yintion was held in the Mechanics' Institute, Newcosite, nit Soturday, T. J. Bewick, Esp, of Haydon Bridge, in the,dr,ir. Sii A.. E. Middleton, M.P., Belsay, wes cletted prc,ident. The vice-president, were r ,nttnl, with th: exoirtion of Sir Walter C. Trevelya;i, Bari ~ deo •nssd, itml with the addition of Aid. Jos. Lny oct, Goijnth mi Arthur Coote, Esq., The Minorios. The following gentlemen were appointed member., of the Fin tnee and Gimeral Management Committee : —Mr Anne, Atkinsm, Grey Street, Newcastle; .Mt JOllll BITWO, Shielaeld Green; Mr Thomas Cooke, Grain,ger Street, Newcastle ; Mr R. K. Creighton, ToJrwent Plic, New,: ; Councillor Thos. Grey, Newcastle ; Mr Jamw Birkett, Byker ; Mr Thomas Crawford, Lnw Walker; Mr Adam Dodds, Seghill ; Mr John Chat-ring, Bowdon; Mr John Ridley, liesham : Mr W. W. Parker, linnishaagh ; Mr Isaac Unit Allendrle Town ; "jr Edward Coolsm, Bellingham; Mr Wm. Hirtspith, Greencroft, iinitwhinln ; Mr T. J. l wick. The No iltydmn Bridg, ; titi Mr W. Trettel., tiretli Aeomln. - -A vote of thank,, on the motion of Mr T. Crawford, Low Walker, secondol bc Mr W. A. Fern 'n. Ncw. tle, hiving been n era, 1 tr the churn in. pr.s—,tiags  A NE w••.ks-rf,:,. LADY . DROWNED Al T VNEMoi On NI,Q,I.:Ly nmahig, the body of a yonng I Iv as fOUlla tiolting in tii i near the. Sou ii rock at tho. north caul of Tywnn m(1, Sturb, by a fisherman united Ralph Brunton. The dec.;•:-ts.-41 alcnr.l t b- about 23 year. ofaw. fon in height, (lark hair, wa= drowc,l in a long 1Jla^1: twill cloth j.wk !t, bluo sorgo  dress, black silk petticoat, trimmed with blick velvet , a while quilted p ittat, white woollea knitted stockings marked " M M'anless," a coloured silk tie around her neck. In the poeliett of the dress went finiti two purses containing 2, lld, a silver watoll with gold chain, gold ntecla with F.lvur locket attached, a pair of gold sleeve lit,Lt, a p Air of silver t outings a gold linger ring, and a wateh key. On ber breast was a large silver le, e.it. The body was identitioltis that of Margaret \Vat 2:i years of age, whose parents reside at Jesmon I. The decexted has lately been residing with a relative named Mr Jacob Gray of Ashtield Terrace West, liboviek Line, Neweastic.--An it-quest on view of the holy was held on Tne.,lay, when the jury raturnod a verliet that the detteasted :ntrunitted suicide whilst in an unsound state of mind.
Alston Herald, and East Cumberland Advertiser. — 1879-09-06 (Alston, Cumbria, England)

STA RVATION AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.  Joseph Vallard, a poorly-clad young man, was charged before Mr D•Eyncourt, at the West— minster Police Court, London, on Saturday, with attempting to commit suicide. Archibald William Watson, a milk carrier, living at Battersea, said he was driving along the Grosvenor Road on Wednesday. Seeing a lot of policemen running along the back, he got out of his cart, and saw the prisoner in the water, floating on a very strong ebb tide, and about 25 yards from the shore, He took off his things and swam after the prisoner. With some difficulty he managed to lay hold of him by the hair, and swam with him to shore. The man was insensible when he got there, and was taken to the hospital. Upon the prisoner was found a poetical effusion in an envelope, addressed, "Miss Annie Pittie, 9, Linstead Street, Kilburn Rise," which concluded as follows : There i 9 no hope I can find, and no kind friend to chow So death come, and welcome, the sooner the bettor. In answer to Mr D•Eyncourt, prisoner said he had formerly been in the 3rd Battalion of the 60th Rifles, and had been invalided. He had no father, and his mother was an in-patient at the Consumption Hospital. He was now suffering from chronic indigestion and liver- complaint and was scarcely able to stand; in fact, they had sent him from the hospital too soon. He had tried to commit suicide because he was starving and wherever he sought work they told him he was not fit for it, He was educated at Sherborne Workhouse, in Donetshire. Mr D'Eyncourt remanded him till Friday, and in doing so asked Watson whether he had incurred any risk or saved life before. Watson said, Yes; he had saved one life, that of a friend before, and in this case the tide was hard to stem, and the prisoner tried to clutch him, but he prevented him, or they might both have gone. He also seriously hurt his knee-cap in landing the prisoner. Mr D'Eyncourt said he was a brave fellow, and gave him £2 from the poor box.
Alston Herald, and East Cumberland Advertiser. — 1877-04-28 (Alston, Cumbria, England)

TEESDALE. ...--DIITZIMINID ATTINTT AT SUICIDE IN TIIIIDALZ. —On Tuesday afternoon, at the Greta Bridge Police Court, a man over 09 years of age, named William Butter, was placed in the dock charged with attempting to out his throat on the banks of the Tees, on Monday night. When detected in the act by • man named Hull, Rutter threw himself into the and was with grant difficulty rescued.—The made arrangements to send Ratter to an 'yen 7  wealdl rejected by  *raw ill'Oessom, oa '4( ao to the posiUsk ead 110 b 11446.14 Isuerip  The spring sswing of the North of England branch ef the UM Medical lissocintion was held at South Sly on Wednesday afternoon, Dr Frain of SoutlaShields, presiding. Dr Maolagan, Riding Mill, nall amongst the medical gentlemen  'us  GARRIGILL, ALLENDALE, WEARDALE, is.)  beerimard snob et dm beadles of • Oseesevative Inebee, but as • rigs it is well se look at the motif *kw mei this mueb is vadeniablo, that we have bad w. and will have to pat. for what toms think Mt* '- We hays sot oar chief gym-team by them), some suf.:Mace polioe, with as altoss., those that pay as kw ratisiV were Ware. edit balk... see Msmillieee ear-ye hes • vp eves haw' kit  PENNY  ..P • . • *tput) _ eta . ,ui"'"l .r ,s., . 44644 •,sf. ivd,oo;o:V. 1.41 , • 411` I -!".) ;IV .liff t e,44 • ,V4llll ,t  . ' ' Fall . . ,i . , . . WI t • I • . ... , ,„ , It. ...... .. • ..1 I ' ER , ~ .., AiIDVERTI Stitt). 1 ~. • .. . , . ... _. ...., Ai k 2111111.1111 AD, 1 , 177 . - . ( -.. el Woe& ea the .... , .: ~ the Bishop ef Liaesla 1 • ism eartiM lielMalliteseat vi-thm. The amewlepem mu ,1, tad Bar was read a memoll time. ' t', • OP 00111K)161. ~ • ia die Ilerms of f mid the pada f_ the Balpfmfm; Bleak • Iff• rl "Ma mall maim ...se w of iii Ilk /Wiwi iwai ha Woo as WO the -sr of al to the I a liar PO' ' at • mdmetioa lot the sesamt a I assist led Will sad Ni W. H. Smith sower - " Libmalampeadlave as compared vie al Os Tome le. Meg tietatte ea r Mr 17Beeth afterward' ' MO% Mt/Waged mew te local aw r, Be. Sale wr •8 the, ee ' tr ea I ' W' D. II ' Atle,l 4 jib:Ft 1 rej .1 easeaday. it li oeramed the Rome. - and aid Ip had a Oa atavism"
Alston Herald, and East Cumberland Advertiser. — 1877-10-27 (Alston, Cumbria, England)

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.  NEWCASITLE HAT AND STRAW, Oet.. 23,-0 ;sod bly,Zs 0. to £6 101 Od ; Otis yeses growth 14 6. to £6 —Os ; new land hay, £3 10, to £7 0.1; this year's growth, £4lOl to IA 5. 0,1; clover hay. 80 Os to £0 0, per ton. Wheat draw, (108119)219d to 3, 101 ; barley straw, (96119)2. 6d to 36 01: oat straw, 2a 84 to 3. 64 per throve. Carts of hay at market, 137; carte of straw, 49. NEWCASTLE PRO VISION, Oct. 25. Bacon: Cumberland, 9.01; ditto ham, L 3. 0d to Os ; American. 1. 04 ditto ham, 9s 6d per stone. Butter Cumberland. Is 6d per lb ' • Kiel. 140! to s per ewt ; Irish, —e. Potatoes, per load, English, llis; Prnisis. reds, 12s 61. NEWCASTLE MEAT, Oct. 25.—G00d English be 74 to lid; mutton, from 81 to 10d ; veld, 9d to 101 per lb ; pork, Od to 08per lb ; lamb, 10d to Od per lb. METROPOLITAN MEAT, Oct 25. —Q3otations:— Beef, 4s 6d to 6s Od ; mutton. Ils 64 to?. 04; lamb, 0. Od to O. 04 ; veal. as ft° Of Cif perk,4eOibosiodplr 81be by the wow: Nswourrst POZILTST Mem?, Oct. 95.—Leveret., 24 pa to Ss 01; hens, Is 84 to 2. 6.; daeks. ls 91 to 3s Do; duckhuirs, 3s Od to 3s 94; piteous, la 94 to Os Od per couple; hares, 8.08 to 4. 64 each; chickens, 0. 01 to Os 04; rabbits. 3.04 to 0. 04 per couple; turkeys, 6.04 to 9. partridges, 3.64 to Os per brace; fowls, 1, 94 to 2a fd , grouse, Ts 01 to Os Od per breoe ; geme,loeod to Os Od each ; pheasants. 9s per brace; Eggs, 6 for Is. BB.ADFORD WOOL, Oct. 25.—The wool market is quiet. The wet gloomy weather has a depressing inenenoe on the market, and the busineu doing is just enough to cover pressing requirements, and prim/ are weak and irregular. The same dePreseblifistendene, is apparent in yarns, and the business doing of • retail character. Prices are well maintained. The piece market is quiet; prioes are irregular.  ALSTON PROVISION MARKET, Oat, 90. a. d. ad. Mutton (per lb) 0 9 „ 0 10 Beef (per lb) ... 0 9 ~ 0 10 Lamb (per lb) .... 010 „ 0 11 Veal (par 11)...„... 0 9 „ 0 9) Duck e.p. ... ... 51a 7 for 1 0 Hen egge 6 w 0 „ 1 0 Rutter (per lb). .. . lBWs 1 5 Potatoes (pw st.) .1 0,, 1 9 HEIBAY PROTISION, Nil 28, d Flour, extra superfine', pee 14411111.• S S to 0 0 =Patinas 11,,00 . Oekal 8 ~, 0 0 Batter (pee lb.) _1 1? tame ' 0 Duke..  8 to r 1 , 'Gas (eaeb) « ......... „. I „ 50 Hares •0 „ 00 Rabbits (pa ample) ... .2 o 1 t _ Potatoes (pa st.) .. ... . I. • . • " Amiss (per at.) Onl (pa et.) 1 1 Grapes (per M.) . « 0 ~ 1 0 Red cabbages (ash) ... II „0 8 Raid Hildebrand, a Gamma. spa 1I 1 . less asotaltiod suicide at Wood Green, Lostilm Wiwi WS lli from a religie us mania, sad a ftot• was kind vs 14, which were several peculiar sentomes, acuoupt *SP the words, "Atheist to the lest
Alston Herald, and East Cumberland Advertiser. — 1877-06-09 (Alston, Cumbria, England)

GAME.—In the Queen's Bench Division an application has been made on behalf of Sir Francis Gooch, for an order directing Lord Dudley to pay him a sum of £1,577 odd, the amount of an 'maid lor compensation in respect of damage done by game. There being no appearance for the defendant, the court granted the order. An inquest has been held on the body of the wellknown billiard player Wiliam Dutton, who committed suicide by taking cyanide of potassium. He had been for sonic time in • depressed Mate of mind, owing to being in difficulties. The jury returned • verdict of temporary insanity. We (Army and Navy Gaulle) understand that H.R.IL the Duke ot Cambridge was very much pleased at lad- 1 int some of the Aldershot battalions s., very strong and , all so unusuAly well filled. The rank and file were ' very young. The recruit' might be reckoned at 6,000, and they are generally well spoken of by the commandlog officers. George William Mat tin, composer of music, has bom charged, at the Gaildhall Polieswooert, Load's. with annoying Frederick Pitman, bookseller, of Patemeeeteid row. toe accused eta ed that he went ilo Mr Mega to get a settlement in regatd to • large nuralMr d weft on which he was to have • royalty that ought terz hint in about £BOO sayear. Sir Thomas Dekko bound the defendant over in his own reeognisames to keep the peace for three months. EIGHT FISHERMEN DROWNlD.—lntelligenos has jest been received of • sad disaster at Cmiceray, Lewis, lay which the whole of a boat's crew ham been lost. TM boat was prosecuting the Me fishing off the dust el Lewis, when it was over taken by . severe storm, and was swamped. All the mew—eight in number—were drowned. SUDDEN DEATH IN a