Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1887-07-02 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

CLOGS FOR FIGHTING PURPOSES.  the Ministerial side of the spirit of protest against the conduct ot Mr Balfour, Asylum, which on LO patients for two years At Preston Quarter Sessions on Wednesday, bewho on this occasion amounts to £2,860. It dto them the profore Mr Higgins, Q.C., Thomas Kay, 23, hawker, fined' vision or chronicharmless demerits might he was nowhere to be found, not even in his usual refuge behind the Speaker's chair. Mr Smith was charged with murderously assaulting Mary more readily, less expensively, and as etfiI thought to escape replying to the Ann Crone at Fleetwood. The prisoner, who WAS inconvenient cientiY provided by each Union in its own question, of which he pretended to take no notice, only slightly acquainted with the woman, and when reminded of it by a Liberal member, kicked her violently with his pointed iron-bound workhouse. If additional asylum accommodation had to be provided one of the following three ! he could only say that he regarded it as one clogs until she became insensible, and for a time , , courses must be adopted :—lncrease the aceornshe lay at the point of death. His excuse for which needed no answer. It will probably be 1 modation at the Winterton branch by erecting this violence was that the woman refused to give two wards for 125 patients,each at a cost Of found, however, that in future the Chief &erehim 3el for drink.—The Chairman • said ~.15 coo . erect buildingf lacy will see fit to attend during questions, like,for, esay, 50 on land at iit seemed that makers purposely do- "' We; torteu Farm adjoining h Asylum, stle cost all the rest of his colleagues. In any event, Mr signed the class of clogs the prisoner wore in of about 5...50,:e-e , Hsnbury gave warning of his intention to take ow • or build a separate asylum in his I order to provide the most deadly weapons ' the northern part of the county for, say, 500 further notice of his practice of devolving possible to conceive. They were not the good, • duties upon a subordinate. patients, at a cost of £75,003.—The Rev. J. hiotted, honest clogs such as one found in i3URDON moved that the Court receive the rep ort, The Egyptian Convention gave rise to some old.fas i the North of England, but such as seemed . • oross-exanunation of Mr Smith, the" ambiguity" -- not necessarily that they should act upon it, felt If designed purposely as weapon!' of offence. Tne of whose answers on the subject Mr Gladstone I prisoner might easily have killed this wommeand they had to build, let them do so.—Captain BeCRWITH naked if the Guardians would confelt it necessary to "clear up." The First Lord of ' be would probably not have cared twopence if he the Treasury endeavoured to make it appear that I it was merely the formal act of ratitication or tribute more towarde the maintenance of the had. The Court meant to teach such men that I super lunatics who had been seat to Preston.— ,if they wore such clogs and in their passion used P., si ;nature that had been postponed till Monday, e:he Rev. J. Ituitoosi said they would not.—The but he admitted subsequently that the Sultan them on poor wonten they would pay t the , CHAIRMAN said it had been suggested to him that had desired time for e farther consideration of I penalty- The sentence would be five years penal .. . i would be quite legal for them to build a de. the whole subject." The replies of the right 11011. servitu separate asylum, into which they could take me