Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1881-12-17 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

IRELAND. COUNTY LONDONDERRY ELECTION. THE BURGLARY SEASON. ART•AND LITERATURE. • CARDLNAL MANNING ON "MODERATE' PIGEON-SHOOTHIG MATCH FOR £lOOO. DRINKLXG m . A atch that has for sometime past been looked fors ses111.•••• The decimation of the poll has been made, with the At the Lambeth Police-court, London, John Wiliiam. Bonus NonorninuMm's own narrative of " The The anniversary meeting of the Catholic Total ward to with much interest hm just been decided on the se description still continue mowing result: sad Maria Powell, 30, were charged with being concerned Voyage of the Cep" will, we understand, be Mom tly Abstinence League of the Cross was held in the Revel ground of the Union Gun Club, at Hendon, London. and gloms of the police to Mr. Porter (L) ... ... ... ... ... 2701 with others in breaking and entering th e dwelling-house ready for issue. We believe %hilt the book givm a Victoria Hall, Waterloo-road, London, his Eminence notwithstanding that the weather was ve romp!easant m ago Id g two goats, the Sir S. WiLson (C)... ... ... ... ... 2054 of Alfred G. Bessemer, and stealing therein a silver te.a- detailed !Wenn./ OI th. journey, incuin a description Cardinal Manning (the Prmident) occupied the chair. during the greater part of the contest, there was a large ”sig at Blab., had pot, cream -jug. egg toed egg p 0 ten spoons, six salt oI the Ii to, animal life, flora, and geologimil Sopporthig the Cardinal Were a number of priests and company present, while the arrangements were perfect, nits. It m,- Liberal majority ... ... ... 647 cellars, four flower-stande, butter-knife, table covers, structure of the country. It will also contain a survey laymen who :have distinguished the:mole. in their advo- both for the convenience of spectators and the intmests of es o notise Mr. Dempsey, the Laud League candidate, who had clothing, de., value £lBO. The prosecutor said he re- of previous Arctic expeditions anti explorations, illus- eacy of teetotalism in London, and prominent timeliest the competitors—Mr. Stuart Wortley and Dr. Carver— sense so retired, received 56 votes. sided at 108 Id South Norwood. On the night of the rodeotra ith maps and woodcuts reproduced &out books of the audience were " The Cardinals' Guards," whose WllO met to shoot at 100 birds mch from 30 yards rise, I Sir Samuel Wilson has declared hia lot too of fling op On robbery he saw the house secured and retired to travel datine from 1842. Some 400 woodcuts, engraved attractive uniforms of green and gold elicited cheers as Gun Club rules. fm £5OO a side. Heavy rain was falling se a petition against ble Porter's return. rest. On the following morning he was aroused by hi. by J. D. Co:per, H. Meyer, and others, five pmtrait3 on they marched bite the building and took up their position when the match was started, Mr. Stuart Wortley gardener, who informed him that the house had been tool l,,,lszt2„.,f(St.hSeti:ollaurmt,lape, plans, etc, will aceompany near the orchmtra. The Chairman, in opening, the pro- leading off. He killed his first three hirds in good entered by thievm. Upon going down he found several medings, remarked that he was pleased their at r', time, and at the end of the fifth round had scored tom. 'TPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE NEAR of the rooms in tbe utmost confusion, property being THE " Golden Tumefy Edition" of Sir Thomas meeting had been fixed to be held in Lambeth, for Dr. Cerver made a very had beginning by miming, his