Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1876-02-12 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

SAD SIIICIDZ.  De. aanford Thomas, depritp coroner for Central Middissen, hold an inquest at the 'Coroner's Caret, I:ding...an, upon the body of lairtha Hormr,.aged 10, a domestic servant out of place, who drowned herself' in the.lbereentle-canal. When fomsd she had Ay in her poaket. In answer to queetinso put by the coroner, her fa:dier eaid that he was net aware that site had (either situation. ill) had :Mined for three years at • horse where the anoommesialion wee ; sad whar.decoased was out of sitaratMn he warv.tmable to take der M. Some two years ago, when in dirffi. o ultise about a situation, she said she would like 'as. (*.VII houtelf. Mrs, Garner, Yeah-road, Is. lingtoes, BOW the .Gattle.mariret, from wheso•cersioe demoted Jaii been .dismiseed, said she was with, her t,hrea or four 'seas as servant, but as she &NI, not gait, he paid her •and sent her sway wibrmt notice. Dec...mood was diery and ntrange in her manner. On lea-ring she rammed quite sensible and said, "Where am I.' to go? Where ma I go? I bare no plaee to WI, k,." 'lto nest Ore heard wee theoS deceased had &owned Imrse/f. Der Wilhinson sold deoeiseed. roust bare .been in the water from, Iris to elght days. Farther or:dance shored that deceased kept company with • young, man, bat they quarralled, an cb this disturbed her vor y much. A. juror said Diet tho. ooneoct of 31Se. Garner was oessurable, me she had acted moat onfeelingly in framing deo:rased oat without Lot ascartaining whether she bad anywhere to go in. He thought •miaareames should irr artist themselves in their servant*, sad consider where they were going when sent away in thin manner% After oonnultation the 'gory astarned a verdiot of "Suicide whilst is • state of temporary insanity." Thu °newer,. addressing. Mrs. Garaor, that the jury desived him to 0.1111.70 }Aee for her oesduct. Is this wee moral, if not legait responeibiliiy attached to bee. She hed turned decreased out et doors alosoat at a Moroonlib• notice, and she sq. sew the result, which must hero happened soon after leaving bar how.. This sconerence ought ta be a great lesson to her and other mistveasse, who ought to know that much respoesibility rested en them in regard to their servants. Mrs. Gamerretorted,ond objected to being leotared. She did not gee test the matter ought to be a lemma to her. It was no business of hers to look after other people's children. Tho ooroner threatened to immmit her for oontempt of court. The inquiry *ea atoned.  A PENSIONER FOR SEVENTY Yu.—An offieer who served in his youth under L,rel.Nolann has just died at Old Brempton, near Chethsm—Mr. Edward Nelson, who bad attained the ripe age of 87. Mr. Nation entered the Eayal Navy at the end of the last century. and served for sane time under his illuetrioue namesake. Ho woo a midshipman at , the taking of the Cope of Good Hope, where he reoeived a gunshot wound in the lef t leg while in charge of a landing party. Thia wound neoesaitated ampe. tation of the leg. Young Mr. Nelson was peosionak and he res.eived Me penstod for more than,7o years. Wewmtvgit we drink tee cesep o pleueuew, we find a sedimental the bottom, whioh pollutes wid, embitters what we relished at first.  •