Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1897-09-24 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

OOO. It is to be erected on the market ground in the centre of the town, with a frontage to the principal thoroughfare. This chem, in conjunction with the new recreation ground recently determined upon, represents the town's eommemoration of the record reign.  John Andrews, 60, marble mason, of Overbury Street, Clapton Park, who had been remanded at the North London Police Court, on a charge of violently assaulting hie wife by hitting her over the head with a bar of iron, and thereby endangering her life, was on Friday sent to gaol for five mouths' hard labour. The prisoner had previously been imprisoned and judicially separated for a murderous attack upon his wife, but when he came out of gaol he got her to live with him again.  At Sheffield, on Saturday, Mary Jameson, respectably dressed, wait charged with obtaining charitable contributions by taloe pretences. Prisoner represented she was collecting for an aged lady in great distress, but told the detective, who queetioned her, to mind his own business, whereupon he arrested her. Fined 20s. One magistrate saidAs penalty was not what he should have fixed, buffs bad not adjudicated, prisoner baying obtained contributions from him.  A very painful incident occurred in the Glasgow Sheriff's Court. Jane Feely admitted having on the 2nd of August, in the house of her father, a miner, at Cariwaith, Lanarkshire, concealed the birth of her child. Just before the police called shy placed the child's body in the fireplace. On being sentenced to six months' imprisonment she fell in a faint into a policeman's alms, and had to be carried out. Her father was in court, and shouthd something at her. A man summoned at Blackburn for wife desertion leaded that it was his wife who deserted him. A year ago she went to a fortune-teller, who told her she would make a fortune if she went to America. So she went. He refused to accompany her. and mid her that if she went she would not oome back to him. Prosecuting Counsel : If she had medo a fortune you would not have °Limited Defendant :No ; but she took a good fortune £l5O with her. Ordered to pay Ss. weekly. A boy,fifteen years of age,nained Cecil Berryman. of Wooblink, was returning home on his bicycle from Marlow, when he was was al teekedby a bulldog belonging to a visitor. The animal 'Tiling up on to the boy's shoulders and pulled him off his machine at the Same time severely biting both hia arms. A farmer ran to the boy's assistance and haul the greatest difficulty in getting the dog away. Berryman was conveyed to Marlow Cottage Hoepital, where belies mu a serious conditiou. The dog has bass destroyed.  At the Liverpool Police Court, on Saturday, Sanaa& Barnsley was °horrid with wounding her eon. The boy, who la twelve year?, of age, said ' oarue home drunk and naked for a cop of -•, gave her one, and naked her to go to b. she threw the cup at him, wmauliag • head. Prisoner: I cannot get hiaa in o'clock at night. The Stipendiary • don'i when you are drunk the hiuy natural'? urn, out oat of par way. You must go to month with harplbours _ _  At Marlborough Street Police Court, man, 'who refosod to state hi.. uftov. _  oupoition but who had Tamed ea 'Berm: Bacon liodeelmax, was charged w-all Inolloy by balm pretemece, When arre.ite4 Would rearm ererythicg ; the pce migh; . or eentence him, but he would never ge magistraW, and he further tt.vsatened to • aulaide• Ho wee remanded end sent to Io..• • cab, the inspector who apprehended Wm thht he meant what he said at= he thr tuts away with himself