The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1886-04-17 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

WELL-LAID PLOT. 'slog at me furtive- sufferable to her. I am absolutely and his son, I find Dawson in possession ingly. 'l've been standing here watch- sacrifice of any land let them ay for it. The John May (29), painter, and Her" hour 1. stolenic es indicted lodareendh, 1, a very sudden alone and helpless, and this because I of my room. She has evidently been ing you come down. You climb like a 156th section of the Public Health Act did son (20), clerk, -both of Liverp,,,,i, Were ning to us all, haven't the moral courage to walk to the reading, for she shuffles a black leather- cat! I say, it's lucky for you that the is goi n g too yetefoner, at virginopie make fkseoeci aweetl I apply ' nearest police-station and declare Mr. bound book hastily into her pocket as I governor is gone to bed. If he knew of perfect .1 ibuildingeb line,uldoeurls s ul ibeen:t a: si t 'ln't quote Hesslington to be the murderously- approach, and mutters something about this he'd clap you into a lunatic asylum Mr. Cnrrie thought that if a deputation had street, Birkenhead. SSC keeper, 1 ittoria-hat you inclined old villain I believe him to be. 'having been busy arranging my —he would, on my word. Go back attended any meeting without the consent of Mr. Roberts prosecuted, and stated that the w/ cause Can any . one who reads this jewellery.' Certainly my jewel-case is quietly to your room now, and if you the Local Board on such a matter of import- circumstances were briefly these: Ou the 'l2 the comprehend at all the strength of the wide-open, but its contents look to me, listen to reason from me in the morning, ariqritßwailLlogyaeirdytvaton,!,4 thing of do night of the 27th February the prisoners went f the resolution fetters which are binding coo? lam as I cast a hasty glance round it, in I'll say nothing about it; if you're " utor's. house and milled for come to at the meetieg eierquestion had been some therd nE.ree,eti -air alone, understand; and understand greater disorder than usual. My long- obstinate, you'll suffer.' ter being supplied with drink. submitted to and passed by the Board. It Robinson, the younger prisoner, went into a e further, that I have been alone for ing to be alone is so great that I give a 'You can't want me to marry you, was not right for Mr. MeGeoch to say that back room and remained until he had an nearly seven months, and before I came more decided order than I have ever when you see how I—dislike you,' I say, the committee wished to take away laud from opportunity of going upstairs to a bedroom, here I never had to take thought for exerted myself to give before. despairingly; and with a coxcombish builders, where the money was kept in a small ben. 'yself in any matter small or great. 'Go now, Dawson. I wish to be air that is more than intolerable, he Mr. M'Geoch: You have no right to say The prisoner May remained in the bar and any of the sort. I did not say so. kept watch. A few days before the offence \ro quite alone. I know that if I alone.' replies— This was all the business before the Board. was committed May had been working in le my uncle be can prove that he 'You're sure to want me for some- 'Don't care a bit about your dislike,