The Poole Telegram. — 1884-02-29 (Poole, Dorset, England)

HEALY, M.P., has gone to Dublin in order to , present at the examinations for the Irish bar, and BiJ probably be detained in Ireland until the 9th of Mare [We should be glad if he had gone for examination at bar, and were likely to get his deserts.) ME.isti:s have become BO prevalent in Macclesfield th the Schou) Board and local sanitary authorities, at suggestion- of the Medical Officer of Health, issued circular to the managers of schools requesting them close for a fortnight to assist in suppressing the epidein A similar request has been made to the Sunday schools LORD FALMOUTH has become the recipient of a ban some testimonial from his late trainer and jockey. T gift to his lordship consists of a massive silver salver large dimensions, bearing the following inscription: " Offered for the kind acceptance of the Right Hon. t Viscount Folmouth, by his trainer and jockey, Matth: 'Dawson and Frederick J. Archer, as a token of gratitu and esteem to the best, kindest, and most generous toasters, on his retirement from the turf, January, 16, IT is reported that some of the minor City Corn pan are taking steps to realise and divide the property th hold before Parliament can take any action in the matt THE Duchess of Albany completed her twentyd.hi year on Sunday. it is said that the Duchess was is vented attending the fancy costume ball at Hampta Court Palace by interesting family reasons. A STRANGE version of the text " Shuffle off this moth toil hoe Leen announced this week, namely, an attemi at suicide by swallowing a rope. He had not given his self quite rope enough when he was discovered, and I emetic produced the required result. AT Hogneston, near Derby, a man committed suici by drowning. His wife a few days ago died from eat sure whilst intoxicated. TENDERS have been invited for stores and provisio for twelve months from next April for the Egypti army of occupation, which will be raised to 10,0 GO men. ' THE boiler of the steamer Kotsai exploded on Sund, while the vessel was on a voyage from Hong Kong Macao. Seventeen of the passengers were killed, whom eight were European: and the remainder native Flee steamer has become a total wreck. A SHOCKING tragedy occurred on Monday at the Mil road Hospital at Liverpool, where sick paupers belongte to the West Derby union are accommodated. Thome Rutherford, about forty years of age, formerly an inmate if the workhouse, obtained access to the ortablishmee aetween two and three o'clock in the morning, and, mak rig his way to the room in which Ann Grove, a nuret dept, he with a razor cut her throat from ear to ear, ad ;ben attempted to destroy himself by cutting his oat throat. Grove screamed out loudly, and her cries brougb to her assistance several Officials of the house, who found her lying in a pool of blood, evidently dying She sue imbed to her Injuries shortly afterwards, but her assail. ant still lives, though in a very precarious condition. PEOPLE will be wary about trading in Tottenhau pourt-road if all the tradesmen in that long and wonder. ml thorolu,hfare follow the example of a man named Burdge.: This shopkeeper kept a ham and beef establish. client, and was talking on Friday morning with sonie nistomers in the shop, when he suddenly raised a knife he bad in his hand for the purpose of his business and cut his throat. A more sudden and terrible suicide has not takes  ban.  pt.  AO  igtqb  'well  and.  imedim.  place in London for years.