The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-08-07 00:00:00

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drawing a knife which he kpll
ad which it was proved hen,W.,,,
,ed her in several places. J-^"
Tore] of a most serious nature,
the shoulder and penetratill
ing a stab which pierced righ
se mouth. Immediately aft
le prisoner went downstairs,
the house, and was presentlY
whisky and smoking a cigar',
nee the violence of the Pri,"
I no witnesses were collo,
good character, but it vies
i-examination of the Police'•
a charge, and of two
; attracted to the scene
x, that the prisoner at tne
ilif; and helpless clNtkell.
011
this was not conctiol
that he was a maa
on the morning cf
(king freely both of shell
th
out in the evidence of e
rehended him, that 010!
'ffence, he replied in Oil:
s fatal to those who trieu
the jury, on behalf a tl9!
oh, urging upon thou t 1"
any intent to murder or
, and that the circu.
oh as would entitle f
ty of the lesser offence °

mmming up the
:fence which it waS
that was whether .or
time that he committel
language which had
, it was impossible to
this, but before the
they must be satisfied I
I by drink that he WO
in the sense that he aid,
,t he was committing, °I.
)runkenness in itself •"
v, but if by habitual or
man became disorder
ibed, then the insaiutY
oduced by any other
the jury to say wl
lisputed had been
ed with intent to
, pointing out as to this
i ) ntend the natural
nd then left it to tl
3 which it was open to
they would ultiinately
isoner Guilty of tll3l
ieferred until the ft
brought to the bar to

3saing the prisoner,
y considered, and
; his mind was disord,
was insane, and, th(
:ts, any lesser C.
hceepted as any extol,
of the Court, the
at servitude for the

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
_
The Henn of COIIIIONS had a Morning Sitting on JolY 31,
to re
e„, reveal the businees of Supply. When the House. was in
,ation
n°llbittee, several votes relating to Scotch University Edo-
,having been agreed to,
e,Str M. Hicks-Beach moved the Irish Education Vote,
W.Oll tht 1, . Byear amounts to £454,368. In touching briefly on
aeti.edvoatztuas,itmernaisntoafttnhinegvote Sir Michael defended the system_a.r
c' National Education against the strictures of Dr. Playfue-
ttaatiat ineprove
been tole to
oats.
it twhaast.haoltthiohneglieaiiittiwraeswopheienhtioteheod
fee , ged to be. Commenting on the recommendations
,aaproving the condition of the teachers,
.od. '
Parebee that it had been found impossible to deal this
With the question of pensions; but, with. regard d
in
ta 'l4: i! 11,9 residences, a sum of £5,000 had been
. be
as, stanate,
lend money
for the vested schools, and ParliannilearZwould ,at 5 ge'l to give power to the Board of Works tocase
of
,
the Per cent , repayable in 35 years, to meet the
of
the
te,_,enponevested schools. As to the salaries
ar;.9htteliaexelalued the details of a scheme
,V,ltl. n to them would be made from Imperial fundsso__F,f.f:
CPR an e
r MAI stun were contributed from local
_. _ telreotooo.
. by which......a_u
eerred to toPtOrpso oasevotomatradrsyoraf
teGuwahirdeiahn
exceed one penny in the pound.' esTwOloillididcebrtainly
After sortie discussion the vote was agreed to.
teTh2ooeciEseeleslastical Fees Redistribution a n
I a stage.
for the appointme
"me, ana sever lother Bills were aovance
a
e Mr. Bat a the
appointment of a Select
uolbraitteato c o Moved
Bill was, read
°Milder nious deba Mr. Plimsoll's charges
Proposal Net
ch gave rise to a warm and at times acrimo-
s.
Iv. ate.
reasons th
r In the first place, against him, a
racteltee as'awson, pursuant to a notice given early in the day,
into the m tt
aarY to eean aMrendment that the House deemed it
aunners to
4lePate bePY itself with an inquiry
Matermeern. StiattePslhaimdsoalilraenaddy amply Mr. Bates. He
vindicated gaveas his
r. Plimsoll's presence who had nct repeated himself, _
his
tieeituite
CoeX,',l at the naotion was 'too vague; and that i
made
atltle
th`'oLetZ were granted it must include the charges The roller Members, though not by name.
ilatea,a3 licellor of the Exchequer maintained"" that MI
klaits,
e, eetitled either to have the charges made
e Holm ,
to be ll'
„IT'', tuquired into or declared by a vote of
iv'zid rela°"ded•
charges , ‘'e it opelln etoeepuerrsaeonausgogielattseiddebtyeSlrsay W
that the
only the
Ifle ee,,,atl, never been rebutted. and that it :was Member against the ipse dixttofaonoph‘lri
Mr, piißates had completely exonerated himself, laLtni"
I{his ee 011011, though he was present, had neither withdrawh
Atlei.,ll.,,,,tieopo:e,nttosraoffered to substantiate them, and the
of the Zur. Bates's demand,raat matter of Parliamentarylosayg this
thejustice,
c i n oughtioo
r_
kr. leise:cililequer added that he was giving the opinion f
(WllO was absent) as well as his own.
tainseecetoecltrheaptlixeldr tphiaitresSofiri.sCalpsoraloegliy
was
ample,
expressed
.
taLa ao, that . .
de against
119 specific charge had been ma .
f the
InSiTe; and.that the have complained o .
tion t:le4CA' of Ilia apology
Was
to
Y time
he made it. In oppoto-
maiataMlar.
Whieh teehotion, he Pleaded Mr. Plimsoll's state ptheoalth,
laceeveeitie great excitement dangerous to him, anprals tche
such
rosttereu °tees of going at the present moment into h
oret el, as Must be raised before such a Committee. More-
satisfied erirody was satisfied that not a stain rested on
violent
Wore, 4iiatacter from the hasty, improper,. and vmt
ead
nice fallen from Mr. Plimsoll in his excitement,
diet, '''Y a f re, was unnecessary. teeth,' relnarks from Lord Bandon, Sir C. Dilke, and Mr.
4 elc,
4Dreearl tifartington, though sympathizing with Mr. Bates,
,he ta,.eeel the appointment f a Committee, and dwelt on
m
o° iverrns of the motion ° s evidence that it would lead
no ii
aactati eta' result. Th a moment to demand a re-
cto on fro el
y_p
a igati end s t
urgeei,en L.elosdayt. Pli9 Proper msoll was when he repeated his
4-
eittb;e4i
I:tearntededt
c
4 1 On oon
uts
oe:link to.
tat if Mr. Plimsoll had made kis
ide the House
uttered would
in the
have had a
h.' teems snot retraCted, he could only clear himself
• e actle- 'a o the Select Committee. As Mr. Reed seemed to
eke raa representati
tates u sat' diatin ve . tetei were withatoctly whether the accusations
ef Mr. P i Plimsoll, he put t to
st,,o title, decia
,wtt or not If Mr. Reed
f
tesstop: rest& on.
r_ g_ that the House was o
opinion that ee
wouhaigainst lr.
propose
ia.
slieZa the ehip‘os %el:erecter of Mr. Bates with regard to
eaz a advise set ea which were lost in 1874 and 1876, he
irnlittee. er. Bates to accept that and not press for a
ar'glitee wade still maintaining that Mr. Plimsoll had
nlittee e. on Tharsday for all his offensive imputations, a -
hilted ,"'s readineee t
After. some observations
Aloe, LI air. RI o move a resolution suchas
ftrhoamt sluigr.-
Btr af' (sPrecatirlintil
rsoy.l _oewsee _ g,_ yi appointment of a SeleauctdCommrmiltiteeeed,
apitZ 14 Its Pracaeltirew Ilk' amendment,
..__o That in the
le,
.n of this _ e following Resolution e
no attain rests on the character of the
Tits reade`f I°r ''mouth in consequence of certain state.
a
„ears% tl,ie 22n n this House by the Hou. Member for Derby o
Ate Dl.' d of July "
no e s'usneeilee e • tesol.ellse 44 eof the Exchequer thought that, considering
-"cable ueen made for Mr. Plimsoll except that lit re-
cePt the , 'zetue
it ''sSolutioe
of his state of health, Mr. Bates might ac-
as a full vindication, and
llealtt,t'_to,
considering the statements made i
ew 4 ''' "PeCiftil With regard to Mr. Plimsoll's
. tir B :as (Mite ing
willY to accept the amendment
ee tee. eritiecit, be
Worr Mode 0, _ wever, in the public interest, was
doptpooasdedd
as,
_e cella,' settling the question, and propose
tiZ;eoot tars-,'„'.2R Mr. Plimsoll for making charges which he
e's hlrasee'ered to aubatantiate, but, at the request of Mr.
si'itt't e* 1)11"1
~.. he did not press them
IN ee et.
See 1, °tee, tleoleosed to add words including the charges
tholte.riAtelak
~ rnbers, but allowed them to
_be negatived,
kills '''enieeea°ext proposed to insert words dec,larin,gth,t,
teeekiditiee _ were read; but o unsupported 1)3, evidence.
WereclOer, el7eas oPPosed warmly by the Chancellor of the 1
le,etnnserit,ert Potated out that it was not bc .. ause they
stie e them b e.. 4 bY evidence that the House was about to
e
kiacienee hail
_Os because they would have been refuted I:lteilllnki a
the4a:POrtunity been afforded. Mr. Reed IS
titi. . tnately th endment, and
eh° sir. ete „ e Motion for a Committee was withdrawn,
seriet. eos Resolution carried seem, con., amid much
The %lase
adigarlied at eight o'clock.
itsfe the 1110 I%OSECTIT/oNS APPEALS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
4 Apieew
jtlB% oP LORDS d
passed.
. August 2, the Summary
Coleo (Scotland) Rill was read a third time an
e Ott te 111ACY on Prosecu.
'ill -'e teDort
of o Lore itof thePIIoonsTECTION OF PROPERTY BILL.
Of _consci
tract piracy and Protection of Property
eber re p eroposed in Clause 4 relating to breaches
I' e„setea ee
w2err service " b persons employed in the supply
that
3
re tieelytott,_ to omit the words "of service,,, so
Dote° albe d 'Merl Might he put on an equal footing.
iethe tee.teaoollnt ta'hent was at oPPosed by the Lord Chancellor, who
•ect,,,,e-aers toe • On persone so employed were trusted oer
to 4 earrY on the works, and had fiduciary ch a-
'vision the amendment was negatived by 24
The o ZllPLoeyet.
arliee-dZenaotanl.oyees and"' AND WORRNIEIT BILL.
Workmen Bill was reported with
aet
tilt .leTliei c bep 8 MnPrARDED A STAGE.
I,l::lettee lir°lllll,t_ofed Science and Art Bill and the Foreign
tile 1, Coeeei e vees through Committee.
Its lind etthlie Weei,.4llrs L rough Committee.
(Ireland) Bill and
illeasaere oan (Mote)) Bill were read a third time
°ll thee Itailltia ea
43,:ewotion e-swe
_8 Censolidation and Amendment Bill was
the ,42, Leateaa— •""°rd Cadogan, read a second time.
teet,-e.'11114 e-e-411,13, in reply to Lord Hampton, stated that
e, allele oesnecting the ainonnt of money spent on church
4neir i.orZulti be presented as far as they were completed.
. les then adjonrned.
(-A te "StANVORT
etete4-e l/aest EIY slurs BILL.
te,_ ittee ee. „ OP CometoNS, on the motion for going into
lltthr, It 015 toe Cuseeworthy Ships Bill, hatee, oVerie°,T as an. amendment a resolution declaring
YeteCned eer‘dne of inerchant ships cannot be effectually
40e„,ea lottd_if.Si there is
a prohibition against loading be-
lie eTtreeat 'lle limit of safety, either sanctioned by the
the h';l;,lailleeter submitted ia to the Government for record.
"Lit, e • 'lt h pbject was to forward the progress of
" terra,
Of a compromise, and for this
were ready to forego the corn-
at
I Government load line. They
present that every shipowner should
e ; an& among other arguments in favour
' that it was actually contained in clause
lent Bill,
against the Government line,
_. of opielon against it from Mr.
the Royal Commission.
J claimed to be the inventor of the '
said that Mr. Reed would omit
the alternative of a Government load
te- oPportunity of briefly repeating his
gislation for the mercantile marine on
'' eiPle.
'ole some remarks, after which the
1144 e
. ._
'quer complained of the vague and
the Resolution which, it were eitill t'lls ,
the progress of the Bill. The scientific
,eot h k, g of the load line, he showed, washi 41
Dla6e,i.
011 of much controversy and it certainly could
% - le '-'
t DoWee,,a, any ship fortime to come, where
ias
tiny 'linel some
eci to one as
e,t9ti ee ;ear. Undoubteoly a
taeltbSeo lStrt wee in the first Government Bill, bat
:p%lel theecrun`Xion with the two Liability Clauses. Even
etit et reeorroposal of Alt Reed that the load line should
e
tlibiectesnosibl,b, Y the Government ernent would involve Govern-
°re, te Wes hl;.'n'tY. But the proper time to discuss the
tit "kdra
7k „.',o!lntlittee, and he urged Mr. Reed, there-
-1;44 Slime-Ter w Los Motion.
NI ?101.11,1'eN're expressed his surprise that the Govent-
thet 11 I) ese .
o
. ' t
le-- the'e itt ale _ accept a proposal taken out of their
ot ae u Adderley denied this, and pointed out
vo
hers' load liiie " was to be entered in. the
Is articles, but that the Government was
'^ do with it. Ur. Samuda earnestly
te withdraw his resolution, and after
, Ur. Reed gave way and thehouse
'e Bill,
moved by Mr. E. Jenkins, with
te of instructions for the Govern-
Government objected to it, and
- Amendment was negatived by 116
a oleetsets".°o7cl nloVed
Ne 411e1,.• wh' -
0., '

:11,_eri Passed throrgh Committee,
0.,,en up.
.borate scheme, nropo!ed by Mr.
4111powner's load line, which was
chiefly on the ground that the
ifled that the Govern-
should bo oealt with nciw, when
uhiclissed. At the same time, Sir
vai of the principle, and re-
cri the subject had not been
'tended thereupon she Govern-
clauses', and Lord Eilii,gton,
e°,Minilsory line, believed that
11,.,1 increase the responsibility
illerschell, Sir J. Hay, Mr.
in favour of a shiposvner's
Air 'lien said that, in the cir-
a Government load
huitary line, he was
• might draw
• ' the limits
40`
'a
scheme,
in place of it
up a clause 011
-tr lause in the de-
use as might be
"ght this a satisfactory at-
the new clause should be
timately, Mr. Norwood t with-
oare,tiel,
i e
his
/41Pro'ill Volvo ei. ti to - . .allae prohibiting deck
eily e tu,,,iauceu it, it was urged by Sir C
`44tiecr anamu" 01 the Exchequer that the
tlam twera to stop outgoing ships
real diflictilty law with the

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Itilierrall:„.a_rtdangi_rt—f-r-rends
ii7tltilid .oviellentd alio the
tt load at
ne
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Lord det4nct Gtove'rnrni
titiout4
argned
4ted'i en'ou'ig erpresidons
ettee before '
,
t lank. 4evro.od, who
'44 htl load 114 lin , resolnti
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%I'Detil: 4'41'14 1
ktltr. Iteed ,
„r discussion, -,
,eannittee on the
" tilt tlev
01 iltreetnhnent was
in3p 3'Ag (lowa a cod,
.4e ditenesion the .

ot
onieh
4. that tial

the two succeeding Amendments,
~,aweeer ex
exercised to y requireothers that attbteh_Beopowers
f
Ilvillaswaseli
311 shall only be taken on inspection._
-ad 111 r. Ilard pointed out that the
Gt
icZedrn 3'
t responsibility, and that
in a chillenit anr:rn dangerous task, the
Proposed that foreign as Well
Itre. Ultinlatetlyee,Alrocons.aeNitosriwnostordinwienthtsdraenwa
t° the Bill, with a view
' *lli `••• their ships to foreign flags; but Sir C.
0
Preventing shipssbi
rp.
A the most Effectual means of prevent-
/4 84,4,14441;i_ . rrangements with foreign Powers, who
htillii,,,,. 4 Inti_zons to negotiate with its on the matter.
tltilr;l:lg'i° 2 th"?
:atelY withdrew his amendment.
1.,,ew r41111:q tile t°.verniment assented to an amendment
la x,Y, Ili, ke ,1 t. P 1) ortion of th h m
e crew whicay demand
angilt one,lfr r . fourth,
Norwood,t howeverlvou the
bn
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ene, rpe 20
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'll--'DttlisZttiq th'er to
tilehtttle 41
WiltClMfgaintlelt:e required for undue de-
lilt% Nw 4.°t tb
4'its, Nit s 'l4llsgt till
optit:,4 :tite4 -is ,tr_.
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thie 1.4, 44 144‘Natclitmiser‘ov, '
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load iisl 41414N4b41e% 001 elltilet A. aim • VIII•
line
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Villb, r th, n lie sit 'Poke
18 '8 to ~;,oVertztlsr.ft_ll, b.,.
ovv4 ii ,bpt oet t, tiara,.
eafe.t3,.ne s,"
~le Pll °'d to
ich
itivoiliqt hi.Udke th9‘le'qh°' a vli wner t._
ofterm
tlvied clove )nict
hfo:sthtllt a ssin
e t passed
littllsl°,,rt 040„t tile ;I'4E4/4 Pt Mr. Norwood'
.14C"tlid"eeiv4VellnOel l}letth,ll 4ee 'Ottisibility and
ets 4ccora in the " Would Ming -
rat 8 . 43'. Pardeu b BDirit of the ol
g,l4,,quia
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