The Potteries Examiner : — 1876-06-10 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

MURDER AND SULCIDE. Early on Weelnesti ' morning a terrible crime was committed in a v • leading out of the south side of Ilelywell.street. Chess terfield. A nailmaker named Thomas Gwynn resided in Taylor's Yard with his wife, a woman some fifty, or r sixty years of sr. Uwpou MRS an idle, wandering fellow, and on NV eiluesday morning about two o'clock, : after a more than usually bitter quarrel, he cut ber : throat with a knife in the bedroom. He then ran down stairs, cutting his omen throat in so doing, and wade his way to the peivv' alien. hi. shortly ofte,wart.', ire& , The seranan die rery shortly after the wound was in. ; flitted. It is stated that Gwyna was jealous of his wife, bet tl.e wighhonrs say that his jealousy was without mite.  Before H. C. G A ...30 NOTE war. et g • n teb,lon): E. A. A bm.il E. Tim ;Ant defer wife ,ono' aled of , int6ccpaper not soner offered her , gaged toncolteetin at thi,rl their recoil mien. but could not find the bank at Cougi. and found its nun, . I,_risonor went to kHanley, for a CO' Having paid for Peaka what she on, it was a good me, at last 1,11,1, that it to the Louse of Mr the note was a g 4.3 mond that it seem: been fousd. Mr. she found the note. whether the new account she went t. before she read the is Mr. Hammouit found the u-'e in h where I Mut bet an, to go to the owl, Sine left the shop, s . mend stated that note was A goat um to change it to. the note under a was taking. eariwts . witness put rea.:ily night of the 13th u. charqed her en sasf,:. " I did not at, s I is; back of Begnall Hu : with th.• ;nil offer. • witness took down .0 her bosma, in which officer. He vrai o; and he met the price he charged her.—P. the prisoner or don c iu Smallthorne on the saUl nothing about !: fence, argued that tb part iff the prisoner found on the proni sufficient to justify an the smsions. If 11. woman would have found the note.  A CHESTERTON P Whieldon, a farmer Fri allowing a hors* to re The case was adjou: ire Trigger, veterinary Si horse at the reques .SI &Tidy for the Pr iris evidence as to the Si fence, a man who in 11 the horse, was called, much.-111r. Smith, et was fully qualithd I draw without punk a 1, said the prepou!eratu of the ch.rde, riot a costs were Li Ds.— It working the horee, innt  FALSE PLILTEINO &MOS, lICCOLIUt4,IIE, big by fal protenc tordshire Railway Cal  charged ,rith an nut  FO'REIEMEN i Ti,ol Macdonal.l, fomeatc t, and coaductiug then +e; Sunday, at Slualla  HANLEY -( (Before J. Baker, EA., N:, n,  ESTHEIL'S TONOU ~ Stallar.l.street, well ber tongue to utter ro Stafford.btrezt, on tLe . .  A DRAPEkeei draper's ss.istatst n ii sees figbLing on tats locked up by a polio, n costs for his disorder!!  NEWCASTL  (Before M. D. IL  A POLICEMAN I officer of the county haring coanniit d at Tlure was a cres...suu assaulted :be officer. turn home from News took ho! 1.1 him in thi down, and "bobbed" The officer mid t. at d f others were making it .r went up to hiwn, Mellw • kick him—Mellor wit 11) Bishop 28 61., and 13 Am, ABOUT A Pni having committed atJones said as he e, Market, defendant, ne him, and no pusbiol hi 1 him, and cot his hesd r that defendant should and enter into sure months.  GADD,: o awl William. lion'ton mitted a game trespa4, P.C. Atstin proved t lOs. each, Jinn lls. trespass in Brad cell V. —James awl Jtem were also eharg, 3 with I pass in Spring Kehl V% )1 wee Seed 54. mei 124. lki,_eostA ; Robinson sr. 4  Hobson pleaded 4 the Stsffordshire fir and were r.quirti to p Costs.