Widnes Examiner. — 1880-07-03 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

SIT NEW CRUM. Macitoroarim. The following gentlemen hare been sworn in as county justices: General sir It Wilbraham, K.C.13.: Messrs. C. W. H. Pickering, A Mitchell Afolyneaux. Richard Loundes, William Hope, Anthony Hutton, C. J. Bushell, and S. Williams. WARRINGTON BLUR COAT ticcoot..—On Thursday, by invitation of Colonel Ireland Illackhurne, MR., the Blue , Coat School children, :iccomp:inied by Dr. End Mrs. Bowes, ' proceeded to Hole. Leaving IVarrington toy relentt 11-.10,1 Halebank Station was reached at 12.34), trlience the party sealed its way to the piequeNtue viIIAEE of Hale, the hand , striking up a lively tune as he village IV. approached. After dinner the church WWI inspected and the river side Melted, and the afternoon was spent in running show the: park mid gardens. At half-pant four en excellent tea was provided by the 'Squire's orders in the Hall, and afterwards o the children returned home delightwl with their outing. rsaxect. SUICIDE or Satixoy.—A painful case of suicide occurred at Sankey Bridges this week. A man named Wm. Jones, aged 21 years, a puddler. living in Mill-lane, Sankey, went oat for a stroll on Wednesday last, he being very much troutiled at the time with a pain in his side. He walked as far ao the Buttermilk Bridge (which crosses the Sankey Canal) where he was observed by one, Samuel Pigeon, looking very dEpreEsed, and complaining of the pain in hr side. which he said had necessitated him bom going to hie work the previous evening. Since that tune he has not been seen until last night, when, a hat being found on the mance of the canal, grapples were obtained, and the deceased brought out of the water. An inquest will I be held.  Waletterixon ASSlSSaYlilalrConstmga.—The meeting of this committee was held yesterday, when there were present Mr. J. Rylands (in the chair), Messrs. R. Owen, E. C. Cooper, R. Garnett, Houghton, Darbyshire, Blackhead, Swinton, Balharry, Pennington. J. C. Sutton (clerk), W. Owen (valuer), and J. Pilling (amistant everseer).—Tke As.essment of Ca-kholye Mills Mr. Armitage appeared for a seared time to appeal against the assessment of the Cockhedge Mills, the appeal the month previous having been deferred that Mr. Owen could again visit the premises.—Mr. Owen now stated that the valuation at the last meeting teas —grossannual value £3.531178., rateable value £2.730. As detected by the committee, he met Messrs. Arrnikure and Rigby to consider their objectiona to the valuation, when I he found that objections were only made to three items, , which were as follows :—(1) school chapel, valued at £377 10s., used only as a chapel and considered not rateable (2, dye house, valued at £027, considered to be over valued ; (di economiser house and fittings, valued at £3Ol, and considered not chargeable as doing the work of a boiler. The school chapel was a matter for the committee to dictate. lie wan given to understand that Om room wan used for religious purposes only. The dye house he Nand to be over valued, and a difference in value of C 232 could be made and in the case of the economiser house and fittings, he recoinmendeal a reduction of £l74.—After mete discussion the committee decided to pat the school chapel noon equality with other !flours of worship whicn were not rateable, and reduced the assessment to £3.485 grow. and £2-70 rateable, with a temporary abatement of £7OO on the rateable value, leaving the present assessment on the rateebla value at £2,000. There were no other appeals of public interest. Ratrwrov's Boors Loon WELL, Flt Well. and Wear Well. See window for Mutinies. Repairs done with durable and Waterproof Leather. Na. nigh-are., tO. linnensn.-560. BLUM ant, ISWri BEDSTEAD Are BF:Opts° WaIIEROUSP. Pull ries Ornamental Iron Panel Bedstead, linen tube, with good Palliasse; superior Pork Bed, bolster, and two pillows tksah price its to.. —At Joss:Pe 0. Naar-Lao, Furnishing Ironmongery Warshoune. 11, Bridge-street. Warrington.—.