The Tamworth Examiner and Working Men's Journal. — 1874-09-05 (Tamworth, Staffordshire, England)

STAMFORD EACVS.—The Marqu home. His wife had been waiting for him, and ABOATIoN al Error has intimated that he is Prepared to she was sitting on the door step. The quarrel Am? ie tee ef Stateford rapecoorse and sten& to ok place in the middle of the road, the poor t i',l to eive a subscription to Stamford races for one woman havi,pg been aeraid to enter the house err only, bit after leiet he intends to devote the ow.ne tombs tierce and threateaing demeanour of :tits and stand to more useful ,eiepe„.. under 1 her llabanci. lhe servant, who is a middle-aged at eiremnetance -• it is proposea to abandon the woman, beard the screams, and running back she i 'wing etegether. saw her mistreat: lying in the road with the blood streaming fro= her throat, and the prisoner standTile i Serie tr/ Heraldstates at r that the i Peeee ! ine in the door way. The neighbours were attende, Ztit.s of ippenzell Inner lehoden have issued 1 lug to the wife as the servant ran across the road. en by which youths under le years of age I and going up to her master she said," What have d,n either to smoke or to frequent you done S" He replied, "Oh. I have done it r ~freoa b _ e ore ob.rets. The proprietors of the latter ; now e, She made an exclamation of horror, and writ ubjected to severe penalties if they push, d him into the house. In the meantime a youthe under the above age to frequent ' carving knife, with which the crime was committed, r esial,lirhmente. was found in the readway. The prisoner was 2.ILT rile EX-KING OF Heetovene—The . formerly a bargeman, but some time since became a angrier, according to a letter from the owner of three or four barges, and was well 7,t,latislil, has had a slight relapse. After being known amongst his comeenions as Captain Hole. led to his room for week., he was advised by Hu was in very comfortable circumstances, and did her to take a little exercise. He accord- a large business.. Per eye years he was a teeto,Y ascended twe eights of stairs to visit his taller, and was a member of Counterslip Chapel, .4 . • ,• , This prod treed an increase of suppura. , and re,:elarly attended a place of worship until 1 tne leg, but there are no dangerous symp- , veor eir years ago. when 'ne gave up his abatis, - nen,* principles. His wife gave way to drink ,ll.teini;•eee attempt was made last week by ' still more frequently lately, and it was in reference ssoe • • , to this when arimittine . ,at the police station that .rer . amed itedbourn, to murder a young ' lin it Brise Nortcrn, near Oxford. Rnofbourni be trail cut bi-, wi'e's theist, he ea d, " I have done iretse.d by his addresses being rejected b it ; I have suer-led from a drunken and incorrigible .1 PIS iBD er, the unfortunate woman, and forme • wire for months." The inquest was adjourned. :Issign re murdering her. Having induced her • _.--.iscorepany him out for a walk, he stabbed her' teb4, knife in the throat. Her cities fort, One of the veer:nee-, auiono the Military i sag ht assistance, and the man was appre- Knights of Witidser bat treen accepted by Lieut.:sled. , Cel• F. P. Lea, late letrrackmaster at Sheffield. F" Per k that His GL A