The Potteries Examiner : — 1879-11-08 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

EDS 000. try at the rate a sie dollars per barrel. During his moss canon bid her to eive over, as shs• was not •, , .., ~, : :, mote 111 l mte to their endeavours to two Afghan campaigns shall be defrayed by the that his appearance is by no means that of &young man ' confinement embryo calves, does, and glandcred horses . preperel to hove asi inquest in her house. On ~., e th.• namOS they bore, of the parents Brants taxpayer. India is undoubtedly too poor Without egeinee he osn eel his own. We have SISO a Airs. Joseph Robinson, a distinguished musician, have been furnished as meat, and he brines the bones, • smother occasion when peisoner was beating the child, ~ ie Ik , ;i• •iv..,1. and of the country to which to find, without great pinching, any portion of , story of his besng enamoured of ayossng ledy towhom he and wife-of Dr. Robinson. of Dublin, committed which are now in posse-sion of the tatter of the - Carroll's son told her she would Is• shaking the •• t • .5.•,, , in y wore ronstently reminded in the money. I question, however, if the British ! wrote a beantiful poem upon the death of her lover In suicide it Mai arys ape. The unfortunate lady has se„ii„,i, to prove it. The details in this reelect as e breath of it, out and prisoner replied "Yes, the little . • : • Lip in their beautiful chapel, not only en more or less insane her mental taxpayer, when asked to put his hand in his' thermion of Fontenoy • this young lady was a day older for several mom be •• . • horrible beyond description. Of the brutalities of ! - •- s there for the mis pom of being pocket, pays much attention to thnsiderationa ' than himself, and he used to my that he came into the alemetien being caused, it is beliswed, by 'Meese the keepers he says the prisoners were beaten and I saner earned very little by going out mobiles, and : • , mossesna and good learning, but likeof chivalry. As bug as government by party 1 world a eley after the fair. Again, we know that just Application to thss stusly of hse art, confined in the bitch bole, which is a filthy dPg i had leen alvised 10 00 into the workhouse, but she e I S' h.l sie bet-rethem the name of one who, endures, it will Ise the aim of oven ex-1 before his confinement In anasylum for lunatics, Dr. • fee presentation travagaut Cabitiets to let down the taxpayer as ;elusion w.t to see him in Islingem "There was r,l ,if honoilr and It 1411.01101111411'. by the in- nthot lie allength M this kellllel, nor is there any crying,, and son it was very hard if she h M lob at . •.: i••.ikan II hr a eollSistilat, and UnFarr gently as poseible. I doubt if anything could nothing," said ,Johnson, "of disorder discernible in , tobitoes of Plyineuth, South Devote :wiliest Corn- renti'ation tO it. The 1100 r 18 th,ered with indis- I all the blame, as Mary Camel was as led as hro s. • . sole of angle-minded devotion to public persuade Sir Stafford Northoote to send in the hie mind he-any but hlneelf." He bad withdrawn wall will takt: iere next week. is ths• Plymouth I cribable filth. Men are placed there for twenty days I After hearing ell the evidence, the magi:strata. ~., t . Mal Aeolis.) Ili:alluded to the aesociation of whole Afglian bill to John Bull. from study and travelled with no other book than an (edema". T sem es he ere of presenting it at a is:menet at, a time, and two, to his knowletlge, have dna . thought there was no doubt Oa Math of the chest •,:s. I, se with the Duke of Wellington and with Sir Evelyn Wood h. been speechifying again. English Testament, such as Mildren carry to school. he, „.,.n ebee,„..e. frau the effects described. There is a chair factory' I was caused through cold:eel a-ant of food, but they le y ,Ity, omen of the organination tithe college, and I think it almost 61110 for this gallant but too Jensen, curious to me what it was, took it into his i • eloquent hero to give bimself a little repose. heed. "I have but one be e, en 1 th' t' 0" id Colline, "but that I • Amelair Mew-Meaning ene is repents, ,is Imo connected wish the institution, and it is clamed that • were of opinion the ps Mawr was not enfirely te s•s ,seMI :a ester le the danger of the modem spirit the olise are ist colMseon with the superithodent to blame, ant the foe she was Mairg d. As above e S ~, ,11. , . lei ' • .•,ss afraid it was the truth that Regularly every week to be confronted by an in- Is the best." This incident furealwel Elamme oth 1 . hem West Comberland, whers• the motle'r of a chiM kidnap men to work at chainnstking. The whole stated. however, Leet was committed by the core- e •.es - ~ .• I r amount in this Ugh century terminable oration on the Zulu war ends by the. ii , , , , ' lea of hls MOMlnient ereeted by stMeen ph. hts been O•searsid melts- of manslatighter by a story is the most etartg and revMOng ever pubs nees jury for mi.. tlw ethics. el -, •.. as. . -••• •.., s S, se, entlausiastie to of knows ' es The no ain il k lib's', showed ihat palling on the most patient mind. I fear, how- many years after his death, at St. Andrew e, Chichester. eoroney sja• •• • is i . • Mend in this country, and it is claimed that the 1, m for es ,-' • Ss than our forefathers had 50Q ever, there is not much hope just at present of Collins is there represenhei M steelining poettre, his , heel ild Ma Men absohee ii ii in a babycharges can all les verified. tem . it might, Own the fact