The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1891-04-25 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

SCHOOLANG." SAM : add the brewers, but the principle, but be should Mr. BLOICHAN moved, and Mr. Knitniani . ot •,„,7 city rOd y.gorly Ihi ~gs *hoot thewe seconded, the re-election of Mr. Loudon. - lie-puns. Strong drink separated him from one Mr. Facto said the board might be congratulated (If,tim best fathom mid mothers malt ever ha I, on having two such excellent leaders as 1"1"1"' from two.loving brothers, from a dear wife for Beami-h and Loudon; yet he said what be had 12 years, and took him for mooch', at a time to always held—the desirability, in a bit] like Tom Hide's lodging-house in Mitch Park-street. Coventry, if giving everyone a chance of obtaining No, he shoun, nut say any wee things snout she high bmioars (Mr. Stevens, "bear, hoar)." His publicans and brewers. It was w4r to the knife friend Air. Loudon some years ago lilted the chair with strong drink. The remainder of the and made the remark that he held the address was booed upod time Aural* of a docker's second positian of honour, that of Marr wife in the Pfset encl of London, who was killed being the first, and such positions, ii some years ago With a crow-bar by her husband some-at-able by any member who came upon thc whilst he was drunk. Just before the murder. board, would no doubt increase the interest of on. &neap the litis.band etaggered into the house, members in making themselves thoroughly and the ' wife, iiteppiug np to him, put acquainted with the administration. He was, her hand on his shoulder and said, `herefore, glad of the suggestion of chairmen of „ .m 1,, i darling, give up the drink and committees. it will be better for us all." Five minutes Mr. LOUDON (the proposition having - been later the woman was dead with a prow bar tensed) said, as had been the custom at the first' embedded in her skull. Combating the statement meeting of the new board, he desired to say tt few Mutt • drunkards were no one's enemy but their words to the young members. Poor-law relief was , own, he said that persons who believed this had not the dry, uninteresting subject it was B° °h.'''. not so 'much seine as a tomtit. A man had not considered to he. In a short time the gentlemen to beat his wife's head in to be her murderer, bold, he had alluded to would feel great interest in cruel neglect, and absence of the necessaries uf their work, and he was sure that if they would life were responsible for more murders than the search into the history of the subject in the crow bar, and the thousands of wives and children Middle Ages they would find an interest such as who were slain in this way each year testified to they never expecied to have. Guardians must the pernicious effects of drink. Five hundred remember that they were not there to distribute girls under 10 years, 1500 under 14, and 2000 charity, but simply tc meet cases of destitution. , , under 90 were found in the streets of London Mr. /PARISH : Allow me to rise 011 a point, of helplessly drunk in one year, itod in the face of order. We are not come here to be schooled, but these facts he asked whet was to become of old have come to do our duty. Consequently' we England if drink was claiming such large numbers require no information from Mr. Loudon: I speak of victims among the young girls of the nation. for myself; others can speak for themselves. Mr. Cook narrated several stories and finished Mr. LoutioN : We are not sent here to be dictated . a werfal address by an earnest appeal for to PAR& The CHAIHNAN : MmtLoudon is in order. .. or .e • will go on. Mr. STEVENS: He is treating as as if we did not consider at all. We understand all that. I understand every word Mr. Loudon said before he finished. There is no necessity to go on. He LB treating us as children. Mr. KENDRICK said Mr. London had been a member of the board for a number of years and was only giving the new members a little information which they ought to be thankful to receive (cries of " Oh " and "Bosh ").  Mr. 13toaaar said the woman had long been ttying to. get into a certain home, and the papers for her admission only came lvat week.