Widnes Examiner. — 1881-04-02 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

MILITIA PICKET IN DANGEROUS QUARTERS.— people had no business whatever to claim credit for the nd ve Mr. BOOTH said he had a copy of a letter on the subeect Themes Fleming, a young rough, was chargee with being whole thing; (Hear, hear.) He did not see any sense in It ii which had been received from the London teed North- drunk and disorderly in Winwick-street on Saturday night, vaccination. He wan not a doctor, and had not studied the •ven Western Railway Company. It was a letter which was and assaulting P.C. Monahan, whilst in the execution of matter, but be !thew that anything of an unhealthy characruder received by the Town Clerk of Warrington (a copy of which his duty, and also Thomas Walmsley and William ter introduced in the system was detrimental.' (Hear, hear.) er rre hadbeen sent to him), and was as follows: Delooze, military police.—P.C. Monaghan mid he was There was another ' danger, which people had suffered a f con London and North-Western Railway, Westminster, 28th at Market-gate at ten minutes to ten on Saturday great deal from. Doctors were very careless sometimes. If •(3 wi ' May, 1878.—Your letter of the 14th inst., addressed to the night, when he was called by one of the sergeants 'of the there Was any disease in the parents, to a certain extent Secretary of the Lendon and North-Western Railway, Lime- military police to the prisoner, who was very drunk ift eters , the offspring were tainted with it; and therefore if the street Station, has been handed to me; Mid I beg to remind Horsemarket-street, and attempting to rescue a military doctor was not sufficiently careful in getting his lymph a spt , you that the gates at Wash-lane are kept locked after six p.m. .The prisoner, ea being requested, refused to go from healthy •children the children who werea vaccinated inow by order of the Beard i f Trade Inspector, Captain Tyler, who He however, returned when ' for latter meeting the Mayor and five other members of the Oor- away, but ultimately went. , , must, ton certain extent, suffer. Although he knew very lane ' poration upon the spot on Nov. 25th, 1875, reported with regard the picket were in Winwick-street, and witness got hold of little, and had read very little, about the subject of vaccieawoo teithis crossing. The Corporation now d-sire, and the Company the prisoner and turned him back. Prisoner then struck at tion, yet he had his own opinions about it; and he said to •edu [agree, that there shall be a footbridge erected overthe crossing, witness and knocked his helmet off. Prisoner was taken compel a man who had studied the question, and who conCS, The wisket eates as well as the large gates must thenout locked truly, into custody, and on the way to the police station kicked scientiovily objected to vaccination, te have his children • , after the keeper goes off duty in the evenine. Y hill] several times.—Corporal Walmeley, 4th Royal Lance- vaccinated, was, in his opinion, wrong, and they ought to R. F„honeries. . , shire Militia, said the prisoner in attempting to rescue a . remove the compulsion as early as possible. (Hear, hear.) =we The meeting would see that the letter did not hold out any prisoner from them struck at them with the buckle end of a lie did not think smallpox ,was a very dangerous disease, encouragement to the ratepayers of the . township. , The belt. The man they were conveying to the guatd roomettes but it was if the patient was not properly treated and nursed. letter was all the satisfaction they could get. The Town ventuall rescued; . and the picket had to draw their He did not believe Vaccinators who made such a song about d said the Board of Trade were all supreme in the 4 Clerk had Ythey '-' ld h b bayonets, "otherwise Weet have een murdered."— .the matter were entitled to half the credit they laid Maim the matter; but it should be remembered that the road was a e Private . Delooze gave corroborative 'evidence; and the to, and he, as an indiyidual, certainly objected to the introore public one. •• ' Bench who characterised the charge as a very Serious one, (election of any foreign matter into any child of his, fie did ins The CeteartAteligt We must bear in mind, in justification . , . hard sent the prironer to. gaol for three monthslabour, not believe it was at all necessary. ch of the Railway Comenny, thaatofermeertlythe gates were kept BREACHEs OF