The Teesdale Mercury—Wednesday July 23, 1862. Tsb
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THE TEESDALE MERCURY—WEDNESDAY JULY 23, 1862. The ceremony of opening the new building lakes, marshes, and waterfalls. About 11 o'clock, a.m., : Fatal Railway Accident-—On Monday an in [C NEWS. Kar TSB NEWS BgBaET. erected at Ham-common, for the National Orphan Home, Mr. Jones was found near the top of a precipitous cliff quest was held before Mr. Driffield, at Ince, near Wigan, an? M^? 5 1H" Off-Oa" Friday, Th.mas took place on Wednesday, in the presence of a large and over which he had fallen. By a lucky chance his geo on the body of John Ci auk, an old man, 68 years of age. and MicKael Higgins were brought before the city ICE. The rifle-shooting fttes at Frankfort commence 1 fashionable gathering. It was expected that Earl logical hammer had caught in a cleft of the rock, and to employed by Messrs. Pearson, Knowles, and Co., on the magistrates at Manchester on remand. Tbe latter prisoner •tea that the departure of 02 Sunday with much ceremony. The marksmen made Russell would have presided on the occasion, but his this he had clung. He was quickly extricated from his railway leading from the Springs Branch, on the London was charged with biting off the ear of a man named P*ys to be postponed, their entry into the city richly dressed, to the number of duties elsewhere prevented his attendance; his eldest dangerous position, where he had been for upwards of 42 and North-Western Railway to their pits at Ince. It Martin Kerwin. On the 2«th of June the prosecutor and 11, nO, preceded by the German tricolour flag, the Duke son. Lord Amberley, supplied his place. This was the hours. He had sustained no serious bodily injury, and appears that, on Saturday morning, „the deceased was the prisoner Michael were in a public-house in Bengal- federal Government of the engaged uncoupling some wagons, when a train of empty ' purchase the province of of Saxe-Coburg, honorary president, marching at their first appearance in public of this young nobleman. _ In is doing well. street, when they began talking very angrily, and their head. At an immense banquet in the evening, several proposing the toast of the day, after lunch, ha briefly coal trucks was driven forcibly against the wagons, dispute led to fighting, during which the other prisoner Fatal Railway Accident—A fatal accident, between where the deceased stood. The poor man was f» Princess ClotUde. speeches, including one from the Duke, wore delivered pointed out the benefits of this and similar institutions, under very painful circumstances, occurred at the made his appearance, and is alleged to have broken one and expressed a'warm interest in their welfare. dragged forward for some distance, and sustained in d< V red of treating of German nationality and unity. Wortley station on the London and North-Western of the prosecutor's ribs in kicking him. The fight ended Pri. n * » »on at 6 juries which caused his immediate death. The jury by the prisoner Michael biting the prosecutor's ear off. | The Prmceas and the infant The Divining Rod.—Even at the present day, The Will of the Rev. Eiward Craven Hawtrey, Railway, near Leeds, on Tuesday. Walter Hopwood, returned a verdict of accidental death, but give it as persona are to be found who believe in the efficacy of the D.D., Provost of Eton College, and vicar of Maple about seventeen years of age, the son of the master of the The prosecutor admitted in court having tried several their opinion, that the deceased ought no: to have been times to bite Michael. A woman, who was in the room lional Police of Paris save divining rod in the Ending of hidden veins of metals. A Durham, Oxon, was administered to in London on station, was crossing the line with a number of railway- employed on this duty at his age. tickets in a bag, when he tripped his foot against one of at the time, saw the prosecutor bite the prisoner, and I the case of the fifty-four nnmberof these "mineral witches," or "ore smellers, behalf of his sister, who is his nearest relative, the stated that Thomas Higgins did not kick the prosecutor biracy against the Gov.ni- have been in Washoe, twirling the " little joker, and testator's mother, to whom by his will he had left the the rails, which had been recently relaid, and fell upon Death of the Rev. George Clayton,—We the line, and before he could recover himself a train regret to learn the death of this gentleman, who was for »t all.—Mr. Ellison ordered Thomas Higgins to be dis have been the cause of thousands of dollars being spent whole of his property, having died in the doctor's life charge!, and said, as the other prisoner and the prose in plaoes grossly unpromising. In several instances long time. The personalty was sworn under £18,000. Trie passed over him and killed him on the spot, in the many years one of the leading ministers of the dissenting cutor were one as bad as the other, he should direct them Dnfinement was passed upon presence of his father and other persons. The body was body in the metropolis, and who was connected with a Oivel, and Carre". BaldVc. tunnels hive been run and deep shafts sank, invoWmg• testator's will, which bears date so long back as 1825, is to be bound over. The prosecutor was then charged large outlay of time and money, and all on the strength entirely in his own handwriting, and contained in a few much mutilated. Subsequently a coroner's inquest was family which has for successive generations taken a with assaulting the prisoner, Michael Higgins. Ulti M condemned to two years' held, and a verdict of " Accidental death " was returned. leading part in the maintenance of the principles of non Persona found guilty will be of the lively actions of a bit of forked stick or whale short lines; there are no executors appointed therein nor mately he and the prosecutor were bound over in two bone, with a small phial, containing a solution of various any attesting witnesses to the instrument, which never Freedom of the Press in Australia.—The conformity. Mr. Clayton was born in 1783, and having Is, sureties of £20, and themselves in £40 each, for three minerals stuck on the end.—California* Paper. appears to have been altered since its fabrication. It is conflict between the Legislative Assembly in Victoria been duly educated, and filled minor appointments in the months. rcre acquitted, among whont in substance as follows :—" I, Edward Craven Hawtrey, and the press on a question of privilege has been decided ministry, was called at a very early age by the congrega A duel with pistols took place on the 3rd inst. at Gardens in Towns.—The bill for the protection of Eton, Bucks, do declare this to be my last will and for the present After a hearing in chambers the judges tion of' York-street Chapel, Walworth, to become the of gardens or ornamental grounds in cities or boroughs, Wrietzen, on the Oder, near Berlin, between two officers testament. I give and bequeath all property I may die ruled that the Parliament of Victoria possessed all the pastor of that soctety. He accepted the offer, and soon which has now reached the Commons, received consider of the 7th Brandenburg Infantry Regiment. A dispute possessed of, here and elsewhere, real and personal, to my privileges legally enjoyed by the House of Commons in after commencing his labours there, the chapel filled able alteration in the course of its progress through the luly 14, states that the news, had arisen between First-lieutenant von Zedlitz-Neukirch, dear mother, Elizabeth Hawtrey, and her assigns, for 1855. Mr. Dill, the publisher of the Argus, was there rapidly, and for a period of 51 years he preached to one House of Lords. It is a bill of some importance to many he speech of Garibaldi have and Second-lieutenant Fiirbinger, and according to the ever, after payment of my just debts. Signed, E. C. upon remanded into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, of the most resp3ctable and intelligent congregations in persons. a It provides, as it now stands, that the local code of honour a mutual apology was necessary. Lieu Hawtrey, Eton College, January 30,1825." Dr. Hawtrey and afterwards, by vote of the House, was liberated on the neighbourhood of London. He retired a few years authorities are to take charge of any enclosed garden or ct of Palermo has been dia- tenant Fiirbinger declined to accede to this course, and died a bachelor, at the age of 74. payment of the fees incurred, amounting to £139. The ago from tbe active duties of the ministry, and died at ornamental ground set apart in any square, &c, for the the result was a hostile meeting, at which the latter offi fees were paid under protest Notice of an action for Upper Gaines, neu Romford, on Monday last, having at use of the inhabitants thereof, where those who have the Uermo has protested against cer was killed by a shot through the heart. He fed with Extraordinary Death from Fright.—Late damages has been served on the Speaker of the Assembly, tained the age of 79 years. He was the intimate friend care of it have " neglected to keep it in proper order," or ~©r contained in Garibaldi's the cry of " Long live the King! " His opponent has on Monday evening, an inquiry was held at the Earl on the part of Mr.