The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1875-03-13 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

HONEY CLUB CABB.-His lordehiPs purpo.e. They hare always known him as 1 """ ;ie 1871 the nnerber hail riemn to 45. On the preeent 1 : Mulligan is no longer menected with the institution." her. While she was at Mrs. Collinsiti, the male pri- ;Ho near gave judgment in the case of George a most amiable man, a kind neighbour, and one who Mr. Matthews Raid the advertisement wee intended soner came to see her and slept iii the same bed with : ' occemion tlmre were 25 prisoner. either in gaol or on ;ie. __eeey a meathae that . a Molded, innkeeper, Market Tave.mn. Wednesbnry th I,laintiff was unduly her and Mrs. Cellins--(serimAion in Court). On one has always stood lip for the workmen. But. without : ba'l 11 weed with various offences. the charges show- • ''''' " 1 n Frederick Clews, broker, Windmill-street: the least doubting lee honesty. they manna chi • -eot ' '• ' ' n lin a very great variety of crimes. There wv-s ono • g main for eubscripiions. Ho was quite illi to '' Wilson gare Mrs. Collina a 80sTreign. She ' w ng omarion Walsall, Joseph Dawkins, King's Hilt and their melds of the (sari that his lordship has a great in- ; grson charged with the crime of murder, three for I accept a nominal verdict. if the imputation against wont to the station with Mrs. Conine who WiAl going j mee„,,,,„ peeem, rerest at stake in thie strike, that he is oue of the largest ; Is 1 manslaughter. one of rape. four burglaries. one con. i the plaintiff was witharawn.--bdr. Powell s about to nd lur to Birminetham She 'did not 1- 1 e"--" ----"e" 22, Chapel-street, Wednesbury. nmel oeners in South Width theit every etrike entails 1 cealmod of birth, three robberies by violence. one .to reply on behalf of the defendants+. when his lord.hip Se ' . d vi us. 1 arranged Um though it ha I.ei pre o y g°,,..a,_ ;The claim was urwle for -£3 10s. 3d., being the en him a greet loss. rind did: on his father before him• , unnatural offence. two for attempts to procure abor• ! said that taking, facta as they then appeared. the should dose to prevent ' , 'her father and mother find- ! '' "e ' balance of an advance of 210 received by the 'They am waling to t: Oar hie word, mad that he 1 l tion. one night poaching, one atteuipting to blow up 1 defendants had a perfect right to take steps that none ! defendants from a money club held at plaintiff's ing it out ; " beeouse Wilson met them at the eta- , honestly believes what the masters tell him. that eon ! a house. and two with bigamy. The charge of murdor I ef the subscriptions intended for their schools should tion, and t aid .e ' had better not go. She was thee I ' • . house Mr. Sproston appeared for defendants, eannot lee worked except at a lorm ; but he :Omits • 1 veos eeriest a per,. by the name (el John Stanton. reach another eichool and rice,versa. It was an nn• ! and the evidence Was gone into at length, at the taken to Mrs. Wilson's eisteria, and the next day h••r • that he hae not examined the maeterse booke hinieelf- noceesary action and ought not to have been taken.- last tt. fth art The df s th si ing o eco . e ence was et ! for wilful murder of 'themes Nonni, in that town. plaireiff•wee eee„,ejeeee. mother found her there and took her home. Sle• 1 'they add that his views now are not the same as they . 0.....ieg e .e.y n II referred to tho facts of the case. his the money had been Reid to the secretary of the were at Swansea. where he made a speech at the I .1"" ; Lordship Baid lie was afraid the Case was too clear for ----- was confined on last St. Swithin's day. I club, who had since absconded without paying it workmen's club on the 18th January lust. which gave them to have any doebt lie to 'rending the prisoner for By Mr. Young, who appeared for the male prisoner : ' such.great offence to the misters. His letter, they ,eial. She did not know that she was eighteen year, of 1 over.-His Honour, in giving judgment. said his in hie an- . say, el just what they expected. He said . . h. two e Last December. In the the first instance her ' verdict would be in favour of the defenaants. swerlto Mr. Halliday. that if the men would glee tell