Local and General.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 959, 7 November 1891, Page 2

Local and General.

.£, f —^*-t — ' — ~ '"■' '^RE Lan/don t^ois and theatricjf lihan•i itWa w PI present H. H. H. the 7 0tmca of Whlh* with n gold c'gar book, of the Yilue ■■f El o,ooo, <-n the occasion of his fiftieth birUnLy. Tiißi'eatli is iinn<>uncjil of his Highness Pritico Lnuii Lucien Bonaparte, fourth JJjH- (*f biu itn CfopapurtPj Prince of Canino r &is Poinl£f>s.i\s MmpefSr Napoleon 1., a_jeJ seventy eiglit. »~~AxJ[.4jßLilOß»y.s.B.te.rday l M r F. Jameson^ offeied by auction the liousjof five rooms - ntiii he<l.}vj;^y the property of Mr Oa-ne. Ft wasLbidTor'Vkh spiiit'Wfl ultimately fnU to Mr IJluukbutn, tijo brewer, for 't'foT"*^""**""' ■ J " "' ■ *- ■*"■ -— ----- — »^ '. THR.Pjesideht and t'w.oof \he DirtOtofa of Mnveriek'a National Baik New York which suspense 1 paym nt late'y, have beVn- arrested on warrants charging tiheih with embezzling half a million of money belonging to. the Bink. li' is stated that '■' a leading linn of Ldh-d-n publishers' has offered Sir Henry Parkes £10,000 if/he will, write a history . 1 A.ustrui ia during the past half ceatary, and that, the .Premier -has closed, with the ofier. .;,.■. The Paris correspondent of the Tpnes wires lhat the Czar of Russia 6n ; hi*' jim'rney to Danlzg travelled thirty Wii lea by sou, although « storm was raging;, in.preference/to continuing the 3 lu/r&ey/by^lKijJ. ,-i.v lorder to avoid n»eeting"tlie ( /Wnj^ror Wil'ium of Germany/ Vt>;rl; ' ' Mb Hoa'AN of ihe' Melbourne 4^"^) writing to ih'eWtstmirister'-) Revietoj ttbibtt* to Australia up proof that $011$ Kuld wjll not tlirearferi the : Empire/ and ->aya"*tiiiit j.iio.f;-r/i.q T i.ng.i)f autiinj ily.-^o .Irt;lin.l ,w|il ,'ii.y'tt ilio'wuy f L ji, a ttifiporiai'T^r jiiunentj ineludihg . repre.sentaiiyes, Uqoj Great liritiaa. ' _-' Sir John HAt,fc .yesterday vi-tital Leastou, and during -the afiernjm he ii § Ineotipg irj.|ho.?l^^eßto.|i ( f lo.juljJ, w;h«f^^Jie "electoral. boundary 'iji^s'ion^varf.^UepMfflfd The feel ing of ; tlie eleciots present , was against the change', arid hopet» l w6r l e e?(irussod llmt it- ,<voujd noting^be allowed to Btand,? •■ I ]<i / L /]_'»-[{) t, The dru\^h ( 8 jnatoli between .L^es^on und Killinchy, playecl op We"(ihe8 r J^y»^a9t f rosultodi fttter. iv wVdaly coniiWte^jatra^^la m a : wjn,f6r ; Ki)lincliy. tiyl^gaiho^JotlT, Air J. Car<st6ncapt lined the loca* jU (3jub f the visitors weroj^d l>y Mr Unwin. '.'".alt J. M. Phillip? pro.vivled an exQellent pppar and both, paiiieli, "enjoyed Vtneinse.^ja thoroughly..- " V- : ' ;•' ( ::^ Speaking at Arundale, Mr EL C.opeland, Secretary for Lauds m tIteN.S.W. MJnistiy declared that, notwuhstaoding \he receijt four and a m half n>illion jloan, not one shilling would remain: at ; the end lof November to G&ny oa public works, for which three millions' worth of contraota were already, let.; He also said there woul 1 be a deficit of £200,000 at tha end of th 9 yearYj/.;-: r ''- : " -..- ~ •;;'■,;: i-- : M. St Hilairb, the prominent French ; r poli.tici n, ■■■ expreasea the: r opinion' lhat England's withdrawal would be aa injury to Egypt and to the world, poinJn? out that' the present state, of the Ruancea m Eg/pt is a -pTriofiof the: splendid way m which theicouatry lias been i by England; i He tjonaiders that France has excluded herself from the occupation .of " THETrue BlueLrO. t,No 16 held" a special mee'i'ng ori FrjdayV,Oct3o, Brother D. W. Malcolmson, W. M., m the chair. The lodge was opened m the usual form, raised' to the higher-degree, aad five candidates initicaii.edjniiutbe mysteries of the ciaft. The lect:ure i; waß ! gtven by Bros J. (x.. Hew r i^t and"J:LyHeBB. O^ther routine •jbusineßQ TiaVirig beerl tranaacted,;tr)B;lo : dgo vw-W low^red'and^elosea^ and the inombers adjourned 'for light refreahmonißi 7 There 'was ix&tijoi. ■' attendane'e' qf J .iiienibers and visitors; ili: ' ) "'-r i '' }i '""-' .°; i . ? ii:ii :.). : " .':■••'' A BEB;rRUCT.iyjB fir!e.^rdke but on Wednesday morning; in :)^.^fr. I _ijip^ .Prince of Wales' residence 5 ,'atr. SandringhamV The two top, floors m, which the Priace9ses Maud and Victoria's rooms were, situated wero gutted. ' The damage is/ : estimated at £15,000; The' Prince/ or.: Wajps was absent at the time. The/ first jiopr, con tiiining the Prince's suite of rooms and all liia works of art, w assayed by the fireproof ceiling^ Special train's ware 1 put 'on to take the firee'ngifier ©tit-^ v ' ' ■ • &Ik M'pEBMOTT^a n^phe.w 1 , of >the late Mr Parnell, whipped TimtHealj, M. P., m the Dublin Law Court for, as he stated, publicly insulting the city. Fearing that Mr Healy would be seriously injured, the OU'loolfers, were'\coiijjpelted to. rpßcue him from his enraged assailant. 'Mr Eiealy is reported to be black and blue from the effects of Mr M'Der^ott's chastisement, which amounted to fifty lashes, He refused (0 refrain from making attacks on thexharacter of Mr Parneli's widatv. .'''MadambMelba has retained Sir-Charles Russel, Q.C., to oppose the application of her husband for a divorce. Lady Lytton, Lady DeGrcy and other notables called ;on .Madame M.elba and; expressed-, jheir belief m her innocence. Mr, J.-CL,William-sol^iO'f Melbourne, offered ihe-i Australian singer £600 a night for !a' professional -tour ithrough :.Australia t extending orer Ithirty nights.' ■.-< The' engagement was to be -filled m May; 1893, but Ma^atna Melba ; replied that.she would no.t accept the. offer .afcpresenh .--.: '\-w'[ ■■;■- ■> . ■■■■■-.[']'; I :! ' BiPif OP NESritity.in opting' the Anglican Synod; delivered a'l&ngtiiy aHaress dealing With the edVjcation^Aosfidn/' rlis lordship ' said, that,. viewing iirilie ci";u instances of tb6 : 'caße, he could hardly thjnk the Church would be ac'in/g'wiselvbrrigiifly if it made it general demand fora return to denotutnationalism. They slibu'd make ajiouder and firmer demand :i than ever for liberty to teach religion^ulu'n -School hourai This, . by taking an- Wpposite moVe to that lately takon m England, would result m making our system correspon i with thaira. He believed if it wore saen that the Church generously recognised tho excellence o£ much that has been provided, and had no desire for what might appoar selfish isolation, and would only as the very last" resource increase the cost to the community by setting up schools of her owja ? there wpulcl.be., nq,great difficulty, iq ,Qb'tainiog ii\Q iaqi 1 1 l ieg, reqii i red to enable, 'm to aid tho State.by, contriliulibn —by ou,r^influence jprpublip weal,

Tttw «pn«h fltinn 1 njnp(!ne'' :^ the S'n' 1 t\f BftJhel r}«»«». 1 T« f , p .i-nnnn S^o|Af\> ivae |iol(1 c>n VPAHnaqd*v cv ' n 'ig f Mr /Rn^nii, V. V. fn <he e»-!r The !?«»»>">•■> wnn "'•rewn*«»<l .hy. fhp, See^tafv,. nnd .'bft Ri'.nnnn fch...»t nth" rr *rpa<"»""' > . »a""r'"'lio vo«l «'Hi ( hnl^noft of 7- 1 s^l. TC »h w^rp ■rtr>r>*»»fl. TK" f itJrjtrSn" offi »'• 't Knn.ri fWto-1, -Vr ai-ient, "R "v W 'V-iq^, Vi-p Pr^B'^fn'o, \fpfloro Rn "o." A' TJlioro^n hnrt Dr \\ r iil>»ro; Tronniiiftr. Mr Simnoon : Pf-orptqrv. Mr A PonFiM j C>tit<mitter>, MissHß Weht, Burn% M'»nrn ani Wr^torry. A programmn of fton«2n, r«n^{nsrß nnd TPcitationH «vns preßen*"^ m whioh NTisses Simpson, Glen nnl Wiokliffa flhd Metmrp Starry, S«hiforH and Sh»annan took part. Th» meetiner ended with thn benediction prononnced by the chairman..