Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-04-09 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

LLD. In 182 1,4 llled eight pounds. The fuse was so , received the degree of D.C.L. from as University ' the report and asked, "La that the murder I am adjusted 41... : {41114 it would have burned three minutes lof Disimeni, mime, we...sea Lee the rateinsey ;., jaccused of ?" He also asked witness to tell hae before exploding the charge. Tho two bombs found I carried on hill flather's school until the Taw atz.., on what day Christmas fell, and observed that ' nobody seemed to have seen the murder corn. I upon the prisoners would have been &efficient toblow 1 when he retired into private I,je. During tlie lup the whole buildings. The bombs hase not yet year Ism he was elected l'resident of the Pneeny. i mitt 's& He added that in such cases the prisoner , been examined, but it is believed /h., they iLre I always had the benefit of the doubt, and there terian Church of England. His " Handheek ---- I filled with dynamite. The prisoners were con- iof English history ' has gone tbroil.;:i mum be doubt in this case, since no one had seen ducted to the Ministry of the Interior, and there , four editions, and in 187.43 he published "'I the murder committed. The prisoner, referring, I subjected to a long examination by the Minister. , Bayeaux Tapestry Elucidated," containing • co; r to the deceased, said to witness, " She The Public lirosecetor of the Court of Appeal has 'on a minced scale of the entire i•pestam. it,. was a girl no on. could help loving." i taken charge of the enquiry into the affair, I (snotty he published 'A Handbook to Newcastle.' Whew suggested, "Perhaps there was w'aa 1 which is being conducted secretly. The French 'On behalf of the Newcastle Society of Antignare, motive. Possibly she had money." Swanston re- I prisoner is about thirty years old. Ile wore a dirty ,he edited the " Lapidarism Septentrionale " whic'• plied, "She had no money—not a perm:gime." ; old grey coat and a low hat, his general appear- I contains an accountof all the monomentsoi Itolaaa At Albany the prisoner was placed in the 1 "nit an / alum being that o: a. workman. The Portuguese, . rule in the North of England. charge of two constables. During the night he , who ia a pale, thin men, aged th,v,y, was t contrived to remove his moustache, no one could' dressed in a dun-coloured overcoat. According to ' explain how. Being asked whether he had I omitted to repeat anythiug the prosent Spanish law, the extreme penalty Swanson 'lad aald ter I which can be indicted upon the accused is penal him, witness recalled the remark that a man who ' servitude for life, but Parliament intends to reform had committed such a murder must have • ' the legal code so as to impose capital punasidneut terrible conscience, hut if he I.ad lived a geed life / in such cases.. Papers found on the prisoners li.holi up to time time of the murder he had nothing to fear, 1 that they in'ended blowing up the Chamber of and could only die otioe. The inquest was adjonrited. The prisoner is being formally remanded I Deputies, the Senate, and the Boys' Palace. The I Portuguese prisoner proves to be the author of ' at the police court from day to day pending the • the explosion at the Spanish Consulate at Lisboa. termination of the imine.t. I--- ' From the papers foon I upon the Iwo Anarchists, ' l