The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-12-11 00:00:00

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the following letter :
The Times to inform the public
of the Lord Chief Justice of England,
honorary secretaries of a fund
Wllmore and the children of
t Lane, who have recently
painfully brought into public
Whitechapel murder, and who
already received will be pub-
- the course of a few days, and
be paid into the " Wilmore Fund"
~lid Joint-Stock Bank, Princes-street,
- rEeeiyed by your obedient servants,
Bettiott 4 . HENRY HOMEWOOD CRAWFORD,
EDGAR ALEXANDER BAYLIS,
TI, QlUge. ON bll a_.. Dec."
e The Under Sheriffs.
loll" 410,,. -.
$4. gletts 'llleu eMn
gentl . have also sent the
-
Times:-
4D
to %pi - Yotit to ask you to allow us once more to
. Pella 'too
Pace e s valuabl
Neel the d Ilaieretu, i • Yell, esti" etervii, oquiries, and with an earnest desire
takiiteade,2etioa tc!,, We beg to say that it will giveons
lOf 4"ettilay favo2?e the . recipients of any doll:L.ll,nd
Its t., Zl`ti.ral4rri,ltWioth cfnLbehalf
of
thewife
mwas Wain-
ths, Chit to rec'eivreodonaetions on behalf of Miss
hoe 1n of Harriet Lane.. Separate aand',l..Opened by us for this
',FI , - detlatioe. Specify he fn
will • •U, k.„ .., pawl.
,kpe 411ete 'sttt £ao i°B rie Times :—" I think most persons
Nth,
rtl2oo wokes. ira(nti'y remunerationinadequatebeen found.
ee
oi
hmtplb otl4;,dere;ll4 11,ave ben mutilated
Offered for the apprehension
mlcfnteltot;6 lo's -Is,",_ It not been 'for the conduct and
on the oceadou of the remains
Wiiitechapel to' the Borough,' RS the
' oave'VxDressed hunself' possibly the murder
______eu cliscoverecl."
of Tuesday says:—" On Monday
Wainwright's solicitor, had an in-
St Newgate, in the presence of the
$ Mr. Sidney Smith. The time was,
„311,1°,vef entirely occupied with private
-ulenY relating to the prisoner's life
One of these has been allowed to
Other,lt the renewal is, it is said, about
may seem, application has been
to make a medical examination
vi 1 osent t°ah' and it may prove to be the
-
% 6 ueath to which he stand con-
exception to the life polloY.'
of Tuesday also says :—"Letters-
quantities respecting'i
to provide relief both
Wainwright, and for
n of the murdered woman.
..hies of our correspondents
wards the former than the
instances the unselfish kind-
le poor little orphans under
, recognition. "A Wife and
Is much more reasonable that
te something to the wife and
than to Miss Wilmore and
She further suggests
be made for some member of
iharge of the illegitimate off-
be brought up in the paths of
writes and asks : "If the chil-
are to be cared for, is there no one
lic,e h 46 of the wife and her little ones ?"
the wife and family alone have
virt
heads mi-
t qtr, 4ta th tious matrons and of fa
tltsllA ill be4at°rathe, laudable appeal from "One of
tro,ol zi tviehNt PIS' responded to by the public.
titef Rao %let T be allowed to suggest that the chil-
(l4lt4b.,ge wiaZ aue should be placed in some home
teOeti": they .°,theY would be well brought up,
4 " never hear of their mother's
'itt;ltNikitAbie-tr father's crime." As to Miss Wil-
f,4,l');:,lvifttetherotew,ard Might be made to her for her
'tlif-me4 alld f„,: Surely," our correspondent adds,
°litllt tzqz:ling or"IY of Ilsnry Wainwright are far
ktea"44l,.4ead 118 21Ir BYrnpathy. Don't let false spi-
e h:tolade ,* The letter concludes by echoing
44" A." : "Let us pray to God to
ch
.........._eive hiru time to repent."
titeNe
Ittilf hitt 't3ll Tlienfi°,lnas Wainwright had an interview
No ter49 the lea,i3', previous to his removal from
c) Prieon at Pentonville, where he
elttl'vto -etwr.°,lve months, and will then be
................_'llllbank or to Portland.
Tilt ~-.---------,----
41113ERTA" AND THE
i,
elt();4l,l\l'kda AUSTLETOE."
qt i„. th,Y, the •
coret lorY who were sworn by Mr.
i
t,t4t tretivee, i4t ev for Gosport, to inquire, n the
qeklin,t'oe, ° the lows of Mr. Heywood's yacht,
l?' " 4'41 th ' . • .
4 hi
55X la, drowning of Miss Peel, and
yk,,, an d • - 01,-111-,... „. .iirinc, the recent collision with
iisVAt -qtjefit' "Albcrt'a, when crossing the Solent,
,le i't1.,t1311e443',1°1.11 board, en route from Cowes to
Idt,tittlelel,l'izee -';
"fore Baron Bramwell, at the Win-
Purpose of being advised by
t'lo, ti4‘it to wi(i)ictishe law and several points in the
Otli4ta Vo a5O
theY, when sitting at Gosport,
"Ni'illet'obods. It will be remembered that the
°:ev bY the Coroner to assemble in
kNflittt, "ers 'Veated in him by virtue of his
tiCte'' Iti:l'y Rill Q 6
/:.b:Tgil (of ih'e l‘l•P- (of the Midland
Admiralty Court), and
it lit:tl wt'e /tit 1 anpeared for the Admiralty and
bt.441 tai Yacht ; Mr. Bullen appeared for
4tltitli,l4
4ettifiliNt
be owner of the yacht Alistletoe.
tio're Itlttfusa,,t'ar' 133' saying that in his opinion
hi.toNro il-4 .4." that the jury should have been
all. They had all the facts
It (17 as 411 t:, It e tugueati- and they could have
e-kt ;`,4 tile would have been far better in
agreed to find a verdict as to the
It ls te..ti 1,,tt40.t ii' Were able to do so at the time.
'',Atk,jrile, Itti:ve agreed upon a verdict it would
`ll4lLtothey should have been discharged
,Nefs-J,ti),4l I.ki , ship, at the same time, wished
o
Ade t-oo(1
* that he attached no
rs
t.t,,N, ttl`,' aetel for the conree le had pursued.
/,,,N q,•jiN,,,,, instifiably, having found a prei-
sio'NNYtbi °tit upon the subject. ( Jervis
1-4'll?DiNilq.tel 4„ Case from Comberbach's Re-
}N. Nri ' ~i,rer blame the coroner, but
ore,
as CllkrAt Vdsit,llAll Re-
order ~.-1 to guard against the
into a precedent. H,ett ia
li
Lord-
'
1 -6) ''' •AZSI 14oat he found great Will ty n
11
4'ea h 'Nis, 3 the law of the case without
4:111ell
eat'l 0 etiPcla the facts; and, inasmuch
1)1°4 V 4
Z ePositions to trustetot,winl
°liiortlpo '
1" evid nce and seen he wit-
to
tliti
4 th
14t°‘ attach too
k'e 106 -I:llPt4' for,'Nk,“l as to the facts, but to rely
lilt
aor-ArtieuNg4t:,ied lUdgment of them and the
, A e, il,..ll,s44jittsef . ,g1;41e1°,11. T"ks, the eyidencesasutetbheetwtiemene I
ti•-''''t't 6 4.rlteB question at i
/1. "Wit °Oh 1•2 t) ellting• the Alberta and those
e/oe) -f it the 4rtv was, ashenderstood it, as
ll
I,we.,t 4," tik14641,-Y 11, ; (that of the Mistletoe) reprer-
-4,-,orthe;ei steering a course on the sta -
'll()kt,-"48 '°Bouth the Alberta approached
It' 1,4 t e 4.11 th' or la r
tan 41. ear yso and steering
.fr9na,
ceiel,N4e4 414-`'teo " the Alberta' instead of giving
111-4-7,115 ed ,hh„„l,, 44 according' to the rule of the
'th Oh r 416tolliaj ' —"
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w '4eektol/4:Nci'll'e,Ct ',,,, 11-4-ovile. hl.aflit hens e hfacts o course
ere and
so,
~tit e.*as 4to blame. But the evidence
Bnrep, ittot to the same effect. According
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