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9 Count Munster,tlie German ambassador to this country, and the members of his family, have been staying, with Lord Derby at Knowsley Hall. David Wardlaw, a shoemaker, was executed within the county prison of Dumbarton on Tuesday, for the murder of his wife. They were both of intemperate habits, and on the night of the murder deceased sought the aid of the police to protect her from her husband's violence. After this he beat her to death. It is said that Isaac M. Singer, the sewing machine man, has left a fortune of 19,000,000 dollars. At ode time a itrollicg actor in the West, he left that prefes'Jon and invented the sewing machine, but was in s jth a state of destitution that one day he had only sutpence left in the world,, Mr Disraeli took part in the business of the Bucks Quarter Sessions, on' Monday, when Lord Cottesloe (who has been appointed vice lord lieutenant of the county in the place of the Dukft- of Buckingham) was appointed to the chairmanship of the Court of Quarter Sessions. An extensive landslip occurred tu the Great Western Railway between Radley and Culham last week. A goods train was passing oter the line at the time, but fortunately no lives were lost. Oul/ one of the lines could be 'worked, and the traffic was considerably inter- fered wUh.. Captain Webb ^aid a. visit to nrewsuury on Satur- day last, and wt&t over the large engineering manufac- tory of Messrs Corbet and Peele. He was most enthusiastically received by a large crowd who had assembled at the station, aud also by th3 workmen of Messrs Corbett's establishment. A man named Banks, having with him three young children, attracted the attention of a policeman on the Liverpool landing-stage on Monday night, and after some questioning admitted tnat, being in distress, he had resolved to drown himself and them. He was taken into custody, brought before the magistrates next day and remanded. Professor Fawcett, M P, on Monday delivered the inaugural address in connection with the Birmingham and Midland Institute. The remarks of the hon. member on the occasion were entirely devoted to the subject of education. Touching upon the o« stion if elementary instruction, he observed th t he thou ,at we might assume, without beip, very sanguiD, mat before many years had passed a s fficient a uouut of school attendance would be secared toevciy ch id in order to enable it to obtain such necessary rudiments of education as reading, writing, and arithmetic. 'L- There is a violent feutl between tne vicar 01 x>iacKuurn and the bell ringers, owing to. the latter having rung the church bells for Mr Thwaites. On Sand.iy afternoon the bells were being rung for afternoon service—a full peal- when the vicar entered the belfry and asked the ringers to desist, except on one bell. From small words the dispute sprang into an altercation, during which the ringers told the vicar he was a Radical like Mr Gladstone and the Bishop of Manchester, and added that he was not their master. Change ringing went oa until the allotted time had expired.

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