The Atherstone Times. — 1879-05-10 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

BIRMINGHAM. prisoner came behind him, ant pressed heavier R but Br iinbrige, aged 46, a fitter, was indicted than he should have done against witness fox having. at the borough of Birmingham, on the Prisoner followed witness ab int and pressed 17,h March last, feloniously wounded and caused against him several times. Witness became grievous .badilY harm to Emily Bainbrigga, his suepiciOtts of him, and being pretty well satisfied wife, with intent in so doing wilfully and with of what he meant, witness went for a constable, malice aforethought to kill and murder here—Mr. but could not see one. Witness then returned Stubbins prosecuted, awl Mr. EsSiRS Bennett del en. when prisoner was "at him again" and directly dud the prisoner, who pleaded not guilty.— afterwards he found prisoner's hand in his left The !prieoner and his wife eeperatei about nine band trousers pocket. Witness had a purse in his weeks before this occurrence, and the prosecutrit pocket which contained pipers but no money went with her children to live with a Mr. Taylor, Just as p-iscner was ab eit to slip away, witn..si who keeps a beer-house in Bath-row, Birmingham. took bold of bin by the collar and held him. Prisoner went to see his wife most days, and on rrieoner asked wey he was being held, aid dropped leaving at night usually kissed her. On the 17th the pais,: inro a gentleman's pocket named Price, M.rch he went,at about two o'clock in the afternoon, of Kenilworth Witness told him he had had his but no quarrel ensued I:e twen them. He went again band in his pocket. Prisoner begged to be let go, between nine and ten o'clock the same night, and but a cor et a`le was sent for and prisoner was !K.,/ -ii stayed till abut five minutes to eleven, when he into custody.--Prisoner was remanded till Monday was told by Mr. Taylor it was time to go. Prisnner next, went into the parlour to bid his wife good night. Gervia To SE A FRIEND AND THE REsULT. —John and asked her to go to the door with him, which i Cole, W• ta , -0,-t, pleaded guilty to having been she did, having at the same time a shawl round ' drunk in the Ediscote-road, on the 27 h nit.— her neck. Prisoner put one hand on her forehead, Defendant SU/1.4 he hed•been to see a fiisnd and and with the other drew sme sharp instrument had taken a ;le-sof whiskey too much.—Dismiseed across her neck, infecting a severe wound seven oa paytnent of the vets, 91. inehes long in her neck. Her shawl was cut P ROYINE through, and this assisted in saving her from a I.ANGUAGH —Thomas Penton, labourer, Saltiefor.l, f .iled to appear in answer to a still more serious wound. Prisoner at once left summons charging him with using profane the house, and on going out said to Mr. Taylor "I language in the Saltisford, on the 24th ult.— have done it. One of the daughters, who had Acting-sereean) Whitlock proved service of the seen the attack, followed him and told a policesummons, and stwed the facts of the case.— man, who took him into custody, and to whom D-fendant was finel 403., including costs, or a he said the children had been the cause of it, but month, be had done it, and must suffer for it —The 'Pus