The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1888-05-12 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

MURDERER AT SEVENTY. he has ts derson is touring in the North and . gates were both open, the man who had passed entitled I sgagemen . roads in the hands of the County Councils, for delighted audiences in Sheffield and in he believed that the District Councils would deal . with the t having left them, • throughwi e empty car ______ sufficient i 11 was the so, for the convenience of deceased. Once before ' Barnley as A shocking murder is reported from County Tyneside with his slapdash and reckless with . li main roads more cheaply and better than the I p 1 deceased had bad a narrow escape at a crossing Derry. were worki was the County Councils could. (Applause.)— rofeseor It appears that while a young maim talk. This combative Irishman has . lower down the line. Witness had nothing to do named Francis Bradley, f lallaghloon, about y, o that salvap • the • Hess. addressed the meeting at great length. If in with the opening or closing of the gates. In labouring w been accompanied by some of the minor every town they had a Farmers' Club or a three miles from Maghera, was working in a field tier answer to Inspector Rathie witness said it was the on Wednesday his uncle, Patrick Bradley, who and if the cr st shining lights of the Tory and patriotic Chamber of Agriculture he was quite sure they different 'H would have things in that House where using the crossing to open • duty of those gdisputed his right to the possession of the field, was only foi and close the gates. Any person using such if they were party, the number including the Marquis they bad such long debates. He pointed shot him dead. The police, on being apprised crossings and ueglectine to shut the gates were all the timi of the occurrence, at once arrested Patrick BradIf Carmarthen and Mr Ashmead Bartlett. out the importance o fgreater intel- liable to be tined.—Joseph Hutchinson said he! ley, who is an old man of 70. He denied the the people.< ligence as to the purchase of manures was an ergine driver in the employ of the North.lion, for the 1 charge, but a neighbour who was attracted to the. ‘eir speeches are not difficult to answer. and feeding staffs. It was the ex- s Railwayc id •1 ''-' ' • Eastern Company. e was in charge were.—Mr] , spot by hearing the report of firearms states that , teem with assertions of the grossest perfence of practical men that there was a of the engine and train leaving Guisborough t and I wan great sum of money wasted as far as the farmer too accused walked calmly out of the field with sit of arguments they are innocent. for Middlesbrough at a quarter to nine on i - Strachan, ii was concerned in manures and feeding stuffs A r . . . , the gun under his arm. • Tuesday morning. They lett exactly to time. i - - time the m swever, impossible to read the proper expenditure of money in artificial All went right until he was about twenty! of perfect s )(inures and feeding stuffs was the wisest and LIVELY SCENE IN A COUNTY of these peripatetic orators n -yards from the signal-cabin at Nunthorpe . - there could dithe f most remunerative expen i tire that e farmer Junction, when he saw a horse attached