Middlesbrough & Stockton Gazette and General Advertiser. — 1869-10-15 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

STABBING CASE.—At the Police Court lei h alrnd( si otn, , mention the three great measures of this century— the Abolition of the Corn Laws, Parliamentary A. flodKiMioqwldeasy,Rbeloareekt4loien,h‘layolre, W. I iriiri.,,Rtoi Reform, and the Disestablishment of the Irish Lockwood, Esqs., John hlacarty, an Irishm'a'n, was Church. Each of these assumed a definite form and brought up on a charge of stabbing another Irishman was settled in the minds of the people long before named Janaes Cranin. Both parties are employed Camit became law by the enactment of Parliament and at the Malleable Iron Works, and resident at Camc%arsi bridge-street, thoer:iiarcuoniilinc.es the assent of the Crown. But there are questions rdl Saturday oaboutf tenth e I yet to be settled affecting the interests of the people o'clock, John McCarty left the Prince of Wales follow more closely than these, namely, the laws beerhouse, and was walking along the lane, when affecting the sale of intoxicating liquors and the he met James Crannin. McCarty walked towards education of the people of this country. The Crannin without speaking, and the latter seeing that United Kingdom Alliance, which has undertaken he had a knife in his hand, said "John, what are the first of these, is an organization that has within you going to dstorlk".e llliiimstewadithof tbreepktifieg, It;•Culitia the last few years increased rapidly and steadily, tried to get out of the way, but failed, and was and now occupies a position of great importance, stabbed in the arm. McCarty then made another blow at him, and stabbed him in the side. Not The annual meeting next week, at Manchester, content with this murderous attack, the ruffian again under the presidency of Dr Temple, the bishop raised the kmnaifoe, iaointlhsetai!)ftebee. unfortunatethtlra. and designate of Exeter, will afford us an opportunity of glancing at its objects and prospects, and of notic- help had attracted the attention of sodnnilenp%crsrloenssfooiri ing more fully than spate will this week allow the the road, who hurried to the spot, and McCarty efforts that are being made locally to check intern- hastened away. Bleeding and powerless, Crannin was assisted home—he lived in a street close by— perance. The interest of this week seems to centre and a doctor was sent for. Mr Butler soon arrived in the question of National Eduoation, which, both and found Crannin in a very feeble state from the in the meetings of the National Education League lossof blood, and suffering from the different wounds, at Birmingham, and in the Church Conference, has the worst of which was that in the lower part of the back, which was about three inches deep. Sergeant been discussed in a comprehensive and practical manner that promises well for a speedy solution of IlioocraiirtthN7saLtoeubhavaiiiii& heard of i the :itlfl'ai r, went to what has been long a great difficulty. The import- into custody. The. knife hiasngnoltilliv ct4t there found. k liti iisi ance of the assembly which met at Birmingham on described as a large clasp knife with a spring It I's Tuesday can hardly be over estimated. It was the stated that when McCarty went into the Prince of first meeting of a body of gentlemen consisting of Wales beerhouse early on the Saturday evening, he said he had forgotten his "protector"—meaning his Members of Parliament, Church Dignitaries, Manaik,usi,f,e,and he went home. that he was not able to and brought it. Crannin gers of Schools, University Professors, and others interested in educational matters from various parts attend time dangerously:•oui lodijiured Monday morning, and the of the country, all pledged to a definite programme, prisoner McCarty was remanded.  UNWHOLESOME Fisit.—At the Stockton Police Court, on Monday, Abraham Jenkins, a fish dealer from Hartlepool, was brought up charged by Mr John Elcoate, market inspector, with having in his possession, in Stockton Market, on the 2nd inst., between 3 and 4 cwts. of fish in a state unfit for human food. The fish was seized by Mr Eleoate, and was afterwards examined by Dr Tarleton, who condemned it, and it was at once destroyed. Fined £5 and costs; in default, one month to prison.