THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [Ко+имВкк 16, 199. 
Pcr VRIT TTA clothes, м the inspector could | | сап?& tell. She "i хур 1 й bonnet and knocking | very а ap for the people up there was. ы 
not say that they were marks of blood. A ham hers E = АД „pie He emn a went to the protection of the r. There were differe 
was found in the dairy, with a the ten might fiel alk, "pie her | of БОЗОЙ: Th e » first о be obsery, а бады 
have been inflicted. Rowlands did -not account for his ird t a гл. ан where Ee ve ЕБ 10 minutes, the fish protected in the spawning-beds, aud hare 
absence from home at the time of ici One | but did not speak. Two surgeons gave it as ; their would require the largest number of persons, I 
witness deposed to € a таф сгу, rani another to | opinion that the cause of death was effusion of blood | most gratifying to him to find that they had "s 
seeing а light, as from а lantern, near the spot fee | on the brain, probably the result of the wound on the | into that voluntary association to protect the -- 
the b ойу was found. ` The e jury, after half an hour's| back ofthe head. Тһе jury returned a verdict “that | еге was no one thing that required "z н... 
consideration, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder ара фай came to her death by extreme violence, but | much аз itn fisheries. "Phe low, 
against Richard Rowlands by v vhom that violence was administered there was no | dependent upon e men above ; and if the verbe 
ILSTON.—At the adjourned inquest о to shov The superintend zr itcr im-|by any unfair means, took all he paa they -wers m. 
Lewis, who was found dead in the street 8-9 cireum- mediately took the prisoner into cus and he |injuring realice re inasmuch they were 
ees en which led to the suspicion that he -— been | ha: nce been committed by t the need for trial inducing the co-operation of аб above, ^ 
murdered, the surgeon who had made a post mortem | on g g circumstances, those below must derive by far the 
amination, gave as his opinion that death had been | p nia final incident in the Forth tra- CÓ part of the n from the fisheries, while 
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cester, where it had been placed at liso Nko | entlemen there бетте with : ; 
Савзге, Тһе Hon. М Right Rev. Dr. Waldegrave, | [jubilee of the National in | as 86 
the new Bishop of Carlisle, bir commenced his panai E s city on the 30th ult, under the presidency оЁ апа ought not to hesi to'be mos in their 
visitation in the principal towns of his т. T. Gambier Parry. Lord Re sed десей E to that — i It would be m 
The following extracts from the charge relate pr Һе | "dd great assistance the Society red UNUS ested; and it was for their own Жеме 
chief questions of public interest in connection with | the promotion of sound religious абандын à in con- к 
the с ERR :— nection with the Church of England, and conten — À contest some time 
rt of the Royal Commissioners 5f Edueation, and | that in the future essem of the Society with the been be on on between the row Dies Sir John 
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фе рео or | E Since at о їп "he House of а State it should adher o the pr rinciples as Хо the Ramsden, Bart., and the tenants on ау which 
pointed to the p та fen rly and vi 
legislation on the subject of pcd cudoWinents. Du was has seriously impeded the develop ent of Huddersfield 
T pi ык rore cenis of f religious асбо d that t the жуы. first based. "The success of those e prineiples was fully asatown. 16 appears that there is no pea 
к x s э! it th Mig t ali illustrated i in the "aet t that не unconnected - rents not having been paid, or of t 
ka me present system, the Ch urch of England сате to the Church of England which the property has been kept, sis hab "there E 
universal satisfaction, had b 1- | ab ше е recognising the right of been no demand for igher rental, but Sir John 
си |— S "te every man to have respect paid to his e convic- | deman: ds posses sion M ре property with a view to — . 
doing boa ium d | tions, ‚ when those convic tions were arrived a after due en w lease. Lastwedknoües — 
| record E up id ral of the tenants who —— 
erpetration "et Е A calle Eg allowing people to “ ріск up” religion for themselves. | e built "p | he estate. "The Tenant Right Defence — 
Cete in Wood pen ht that the framers of the | Association immediately convened :а meeting of the 
> ойу оша not recent minute had the be est possible heat - tenant- right owners, w when it was unanimously resolved 
e thei а а a struggle, and. that | 3 iie it was framed wi th the sincerest wi ish t 
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ben "seio b gu ritur o ^ ге ts y ) | lease or to dispossess them of their property. It was 
emporal | interest they h had i £i снай n ure that raised as it was from a | pee resolved to hold a larger € more public meeting 
education code would bs | large bo abs of the community— and upon many the | for т the vindice ens of their rig 
sontribuled | general t ion now rin sed heavily—the IVERPOOL.—On Monday р-з the ship Prompt, 
- | best poseihle result should be secured ; and therefore | e tons, ‘Captain iere on her homeward voyage 
they said, if ild had not an lentar ry education | from Ran s port, was thrown on ber beam 
in reading, че, and arithmetic, it was not properly | eis near tie Jen Жау ^ fe entrance of the мо 
id not think that the framers of the апа sudden! undered in eight fathoms of 
e had ten the right way to secure their object, | | Fifteen of tlie mr perished, and the remainder on 
| «со , the mate, pilot, sonnin, 
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, pilot, 
whereby many had € framed with any intention to supersede reli- | and а boy, w нят суш up by a steam tug. "The ship 
probably not. main- ious education. Не did not think there was any tlyi id.— On Fri чы 
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the high im rp c drap тамо — but to see that the children were properly was discovered in the hold of the new iron ship City of 
element from schools—a result, unless S ipe. кк ated. T had been xo from the bishopric | Agra, lying inthe Albert Dock. She was Jaden with cot- 
which would m decet iey oshi of the ni lso tention to supersede ton and анн materials from India, and it is 
religious instruct The answer was, that ‘there was three weeks. ^ hird mate was suffocated i a" 
- -— gs |no em of ненае е тше, апа | hold while ‘endeavouring to reach the seat of the firo, E 
os did not report s satisfactorily on the point the grants | whieh was ultimately rese without permanent 
, perhaps to one-tenth, and af all | injury to ihe pins el, The Liverpool ship Sovereign of | 
the э Sens was desi cas геа by ae: две n the 
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—]t is said that M. Drouet, the d influe: nest was 
БЫ өөү, intends is pee the colossal e t of ros ctor т |in the Town Hall a a fow бате since, for ће p 
pture ilH t of one of the rocks which surround the Isle | taking measures to reta e 
: This Miam M Д xl ship in the Mersey. The mayor abe EL 
iade gen on board de Con 
as ad rendered it 
1 fish. of the Tyne was held a 
in this о e umont, MP, , in the chair, of the utmost importance or са ki pe could be 
| effected ^ retain her as ing-ship. 
Mr. mentioned this to зоа indoentid go gentlemen, 
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5 | very first. At the: request of Mr. Beaum 
and himself н attended налете" те tiy shoul Lib the nation.— 
while in the neighbourhood, be glad to 
night, were both drunk, but deceased was st : fleet bordi r2 
the two. On their way home to Langley Burr Burrell, a | was known, by practical experienc When а and to do that i in the shortest Pen omnipresent 
man named Bristow met them in a lane called Green- | was taken up, and measures жу go саай о | | his we should require to have Е 
— He saw both deceased and her husband fall|im prove it no material benefit could be felt till the вед seamen, and this conia d oniy d 
n, assisted to hel fte yea b 
wi ould ships for e 3 the 
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еме uii A man who ed | орронекіе а шый. that а most material 
sb EE Eie they were 
the ; a survey of the coast 
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