... Trade was powerless and could take no steps in the matter. Sir Salar JuTnsg.-Lord Stanley, of Alderley, wisled to put a series of questions as to the death of Sir Salar Jung. The Earl of Kimberley objected to imputations being east on British officers ...

... his estate, real and personal, to his ?? will (dated May 6, 1877) of Thomas Americns, Lord Erskine, late of Hillside, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, who died on May 10 last, was proved on the 10th instant by the Right Ron. John Cadwalader Baron Erekine, the ...

... Chief Justice, replying, was glad the Attoruey- a General used occasion to commen orate the death of a good Judge, a gool lawyer, and a good man whose pr sudden death was universally deplored. His Lord. ship paid a warm tribute to Ibe abilities and character ...

... there have been 35 births and 17 deaths registered; 18 of the births are males, and 17 females. Of the deaths nine are males, and eight females. The births are 12 more than in the same months last year, and the deaths two less. Three took place under ...

... the present war In America the Austrian Government has sold 80,000 musketa to the North. evers, Mr. James Mitchell, chairman of the Alderley Edge Mining COanpRy, has lost his life by slipping from a ladder which led down a shafb. The Japanese Ambassadors ...

... RILFE.-July 16, at Southampton-row, Russell-square, Elizabetl, daughter of the late Mr. J. Relie. RAMLTON.-July 16, at Alderley Edge, M1ary, widow of the late J. Railton, Esq., Manchester, aged 79. ...

... XWilinslov petty sessions onl Tuesday. They had been sunm- monted for failing to sound their -bells whilst rikling at Alderley Edge. In itseilf the charge does not indicate the gravity of their conduct. They knocked (lowvn a girl nunied Burgess, and ...

... n, statedthatthe number of deaths in the township during the past month was 13, one of them being that of a child who was found dead in a ditch; in the corres- ponding period of last year the deaths were 19. The only deaths from zymotic diseases during ...

... replied that' this was impossible, as the Board of ?? forbade the erection of anything within six feet of the edge of theplatformn, Ralph Mitchell, porter ?? station, said he saw tbh deceased get out of the train from Brietol| Palmer, however, did not orosa ...

... cherish your memory in death' ; From his affectionate and sorrowful brother, Z. Smith, Shardlow, 'never to be forgotten ' ; With regret and sorrow from his sister- in-law, Mrs, Lock, Parkfields ; From Mr. and Mrs. Swingler, Edge Hill ?? 'The memory ...

... WILMSLOW COAL M3ERCHANTS FiED.-At the Wilmslow Police-oourt, on Tuesday, Messrs. Burns and Ridgeway. coal merchants, Alderley Edge and Wilmslow. were oharged with having an imperfect acale in their possession Lat Alderloy on the 9th. The inspector said ...

... Wednesday, IO A.M.-There is a large increase in the number of cases of cholera here. There are thirteen deaths officially reported, but there are many deaths besides those given in the returns. Among the troops at Rauileh six soldiers have been attacked. THE ...