The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1876-08-04 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

STEIOOI, 011,1111,1 E.-- A toys:tot:ma commas I. reported from Dublin. A constable was attrachd by a disagreeable smell proceeding !root bshird hr wall, at a terrace of house, on the Terenure road,d on waling it and examining the phut, he die 'rod the dend body of a young woman L. h der in such e state of putrefaction we to twerp..., lou with the stench, and to prevent him touchier !bend.. Be communicated with the coroner, alto looted at ten corpse, but thought It would he i11,r1.412 to the puhe health to remove it, so it remains where it was the covered. It has been identified se the body of a ssee, woman named Eliza Head, aged about Ls) Pitt.SECUTIO, cense 1110 Pr nue wOlOOO ott Arat—On Monday it was officially mama* that the Rev. Arthur Tooth, the Incumbent of St Jame., Hatebeni, New Cross, had berm eereed Saturday with the tnonition directed by Lord Pet.. under the Public Worship Regulation Act, and orders/ : to ahetain hi future from hie ritualistic practice.. lie ' was also direc:ed within three weeks to mane Ut • large crucifix be bad placed near the iutpit.- TEr Rev. Thos. Pelham Dale, the rector of St. Veda: Chenpeide, will be forthwith eerved with the moni:ta ' granted by Lord P@IIVIMIN3 to ahetnin froii the ark, moniee he had Introduced into the 01,11111111111i,M111,,c,  En...no in' A Cid, 10, Bam..---On Saturday at, noon a rather atiocular accident, whitth Irriterrik fatally, occurred at T...agshmdge, near lld:wfink. cricket march between the Henley and Thotonsien club. was being played on the ground of the Iroa when a ball, sent by • person named Barrow sem , Oharlee Swallow, the batsman at the other end sllo wicket, upon the left side, mar to the heart,aad died almost immediately. The accident tamed grew consternation amongst the players, and the gnat, empathy was felt for both the howler and . deer teed, as It was purely an amider. A medial.. woe sent for, but on his arrival the ems extinct. Into he pronounced, wee caused by injury to the her, Ilevotteeed, who on. thirty-four years of ago, hone widow and Aye children. EstrAiiitiliNAlir Arr., - On Monday sheen. Mr. l'ayne. the Southwark coroner, held • Gan Hospital an adjourned inquiry into the eaur of dal of Sarah Ifristow, aged In years, alto died from. effems of phosphorus poisoning. On Eridav mother and father of the deceased. the latter tab deicer, had a "few words,' and both left %show. The tooth., wee the first to return, and nor d ter daughters, named Mary. veld albs had in her hoe e small jar, which, It appeared, contained phespho. for poisoning rats, She saw her mother nal soul this ins tharrims minnow and drink sane wadg. a bed. Soon after the dedeaaed came in, atd snits dt fluid, exc.:aimed "Oh. Ido like nizolicite" ad "nit it oft. She became 111, and died mien day. lon a of "Accidesdal dentin' brought U.l, ame Indek and later in the day Ite. Payne held an inquest at, Swan, Old Kent road, upon the oudj of the one, Sine, Elizabeth Ilristow, aged 4d, who had eafik the house of a friend, at. 4, Swan building. T. 4. ceased went to the house of Mr. Elitsbeth Idea saying she wanted to stop, as she was very it solld poisoned hertmlf. She expired from the effected re poison on Saturday last. The jury returned a mat of "Suicide while under temporary itoanity."  Steve. 1481110 V an Er 1:,11 Luirr.Aepbmne occurrence, by which a young Engleh lady log hie life, is at present beinit investigated by the unborn of Trefoi. in Austria, on the confine* of the TWeind the Swiss grisons. Bonne lane ago there arrived 00 Hotel von hanimerzofe, at Trafoi, a couple helms/ apparently to the higher clwaye. The husband, Iri4 ems shout thirty years of we. and who had son et tinguished air, instiribed hitnetlf in the b el bele n local papers say, ae Mr. lle T- and his sib, vst was elegantly dressed, Is given by the same oudndl as English. The neht morning they were dries te wards a neighbouring glacier, but halt way the writ men was dismissed by the tourists, who wid die would return at noon. In the course of the. leg the gentleman ennui back since, sod wief help to recover the body of hi, wife, who iti fallen down a precipice. A number of re* accompanied him to the spot, hut his condor, w so strange, and he seemed en little touched by accident, that suspicions began to twin. 11. suer mined by the authorities through an interpret, be Ids replies were no toteatiefamory that he eas and stint in CIIP,NI) t,, Spondlni. From the Iwo sum of the corner It are •Itrieired that the led!, first strat,led end then thrown over the precipter. is interred In the loewl graveyard, and her herrn: attended by an immense °enrol., of p. eseite letter iron,, Trefol Imp. the partine the r • live in Enelond. were leaten] Wilk 101 I' that they were wit hoot news of their deurideri ,rvant. wt.. wienitte tit the hotel, stated thit mistress use merre 41 in November, end hot ben they. bed hi en. 111, di teenotet• betneen tits it which could In' notified as ?Olive for tl,e nor  spitt.,l