Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1909-01-30 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

SUICIDE. these old singers, and amongst them I must N riot omit old John Stead, who, in red waistellie Rookett, a married woman from mon g-oat, and with whip in hand, always accomßotto -Dearne, appeared before the Don. . I ! ponied the hunters, and carried the dead , caster West Riding Bench, on Tneedee, ' hares, and then at the close of the day, gave... y taking charged with attemptinglandan. to OCalkZilit =Oleo ' , standing on a chair, part of that old eking p 1 ACOOrding to the evidence of Nellie Steles i of the hunt, "De Midhope of Langset," but i seldom got beyond the second versal the defendant is housekeeper for Mr. .1. The Penistone and District Choral Society I Mrs. Siddons, as before stated, died full ofI (Anat. farmer, Bolton. On the morning of , d eat. the 19th witness called ter .up an went have always something good to place before , years, but Midhope described in a poem by their supporters, and usually cater well in the . 1 one of the Posville's, some 200 years ago, an I about her work. About half-past six she matter of principals. It was very unfortunate , ~, '. . ~_ __. I heard defendant calling for her. and going for them that during Wednesday a- delis. fog I ' wilderness." ' ' I,lldh"Pe-a garden. 'h h - •isno i to her room defendant said, " Oh. I've done prevailed, this being practically the first ap- ea for the longevity of its inhabitants. aome i to ~ Witness replied. "Done what)" and pea-ramie this season of this very unwelcome 1 40 or so years ago I could count from out at I " I &feuds/at said. "taken laudanum," arid visitor. It undoubtedly affected the attend- 1 the sparse population of the district. 20 or i , pointed to an empty bottle on a chair widen ance at the concert on NiVednesday evening, in 1 more upwards of or near 80 years of age, and , had contained laudanum. She had got the the Assembly Room, but the surprise is that so I at one Boardhill Hunt, when the Ashton I many raced the elements and the number \ Barriers camp to I present was very encouraging to the societs• laudan from a cupboard downstaira De. join the Penistone Pack. I 1 i. dant, oci drowsy, and witness wooe, recollect seeing some half-score of these old len seemed .y' 1 she 'nut id "the It required a good deal of courage to take , ~why she had done it, an, ea following the chase with all the up a work of the character of Sir Edward ' veterans - was upset," amid told her to fetch Mr. John • eagerness of youth. FagarSt "Banner of St George," but they set' Gillott, jun. lie was in the yard, and when to work with the right spirit, with the renal tip to the beginning of last century, many that their effort was marked by considerable farmers wore cloth, and one of the above old witnesis fetched him she said, "Oh, will you , ~...._tre me for what 1 have done. / have got A young Berkshire bride was launched . success. It San certainly not an excellent reni : bunters who died at the age of 89 years, . '``ri, some twenty years ago into the world under ! &ring, eome of the more difficult parts beine ' ined to tell me that he wore the cloth for a to know Mrs. up the street, and I have given her a bed out of the house" The bed the dead weight of the following names: i left to a few, and enunciation not always tr,ing , serviceable blee coat with large brass but, belonged to Mr. Gillott, and she was troubled Ly Decirsa Veronica. Esyth. Rowena,: clear. Generally speaking, it was a most Pleas" I tons, which he wore up to the time of his , ,__ , . _.,_ •a. n u given it to the woman. A -°lna' . Ursula. 1.: d- aseasa 1 ing performance of the work, and had much . death, for his first marriage when he was . "'eau.'" a"' for, and . attended to her. Viola. Adele. Thyra, n Me. _ . worthy of praise. There was an admirable pa i doctor woo seat tor, and nact i HYld Ysaltel Blanche Lelia. Dysart, Plan-M years of age, and that it did service ' - a. ' ' -di th din f and a unity of action which ' , 1 hien c o tone. a his second marriage, and for Sundays. Mar-1 • 1 Defendant admitted the truth of witneaem i tagenet, Tollemache. If her go a er s , proved that there had been complete sempathy i istorY, and geld she had been very much de. . It' ht f fancy had gone much further. she I woe, singer and trainer. The unison pas ' ket days, and other occasions. eight o i pressed about giving the bed away. , would have been a complete guide to -charac- i sages were broad and very effective, and m One can hardly fancy w hat was the state i Mr. John Gillett said his father was will' ter in the Classics. I would cheerfully have: harmony the voices were very nicely blended of the roast from Penistone to Yorkshire . ing to take defendant back to his service, i • for the thoughts of the nurse ; Mr Cooper. the trainer and conductor, anti' Bridge and Derwent before it was widened : given a penny d she was discharged with a caution. She hold the much cognomed baby , the chorus, ihre to be congratulated on their I and improved by a contractor named Mor- , 1 who had tole tteerpt such an act againout ; work. timer by wliose name it is often called. No , promised hot ha a I while its multitude of names were read , at the Baptism. . i The Mexbore' Water Company are publishing handbills. urging somebody or other to ,