Widnes Examiner. — 1887-04-02 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

BAYONETTING A NIGHT WATCHKAN.—A singular De-CUPmost formidable breaches of the trust that had ever been 4 demand en the House of Commons to commit one of the j mince has taken plasm at Upnor Castle, near Cnatham, proposed to it—namely, to relax the conditions on which ; where there is an extensive range of gun cotton and gum powder magazines. Early on Saturday morning the, alone it had been its rule to earectionchange.sof the crimsentry heard someone approaching, and then sew thel inal law for the purpose of increasing its stiagency. figure of a man advancing. The sentry challenged the (Cheers.) The House would certainly ask for full and man, who, as he asserts, made no response and finallyample opportunity to examine and scrutinise the pm' he had to thrust him back with the bayonet, inflicting a• visions of the Bill the Government had presented, and t ; serious wound in the groin. It afterwards transpired for this they 'would press. He would onlynew refer to _ ' that the injured man was engaged as one of the night. two of those provisions. It was proposed that Irish watchmen at the magazines, and he states that be replied • trials in the cases stated were to be held in London. For his part he had refused to credit therumours of such an to the sentry's challenge. intentionen the part of the Government, as he could not Mr. Daniel Sullivan, father of the Lord Mayor of Dub- nap BARNSLEY Wire Mremem—On Monday, Isaats believe that a proposal so novel, and so insulting, could lin, died there on Saturday, ag 86. • Pfazlehurst, miner' was charged at the Barnsley Court-I be submitted by-the Government. (Cheers.) The proFather Keller writes from Kilmainham Gaol, proposing !house with the murder of his wife on Sunday week. Thai position was, in fact, a total•subversal of the-principles of . a subscription for the mother of Hanlon, killed in the I court was crowded. Mr. Williams, West Riding setlicitore trial by jury, that -the person accused should be tried Youghal riot, and enclosing a Cheque for £5. I prosecuted, and in opening the case pointed out that the by his peers. (Loud Deposition cheers.) O'Connell had Captain Quinn has granted his tenantry at Granee, , evidence would clearly establish a ease of murder, and. declared that he would rather see the whole of the Penal Tipperary, an abatement of 20 per cent, on the judicial ; would disclose a most deplorable state of immorality. If Laws restored . to Ireland, under her own Government, rent. The tenants, having adopted the plan of campaign the husband had found a mass in adultery, and immedithan that the law should be carried out by the extinction last December, when the reduction was refused, have .ately killed him, the charge would be manslaughter; of her national Parliament. He (Mr. Gladstone) did not handed over their rents to Mr. Condon. M.P.' ; this, however, he should show by evidence, was-clearly The evictions on Lord Lansdowne's Luggacurmn pro- a case of wilful murder. A number of witnesses were, think it possible to exaggerate the mischievous tendency , party were resumed on Saturday. Seven or eight examined, and their steternents went to prove that the/ of such a proposal as he had just referred to. As to the provision that there should be no limitation of time, that labourers and sub-tenants of Mr. Dunne, who was cis- prisoner, enraged at his wife's infidelity, had kicked h possessed during the week, were evicted. Several ;to death. The accused was committed for trial on tht was a proposition whieh he must say made one's blood run cold. (Opposition cheers.) After they had gone on obstructions were placed on the road, and the police were ; charge of murder; but the justices expressed the beliefi hooted by the crowd, but no conflict ensued. The police !that Hazlehurst, in consequence of the great provocation,, struggling with these coercive measures as temporary 1 have now been withdrawn for other duty. 'would only be found guilty of manslaughter. expedients, it e-as now at last to be proposed that coercion was to be rendered permanent. The House At a large' meeting of the Youghal National League OPRRATTVE SIMMERS men TEE Sine