The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1876-04-29 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

MOCK TRIAL FOR FELONY. bility. (The jury, thejndge, and the rest of the dale Company's ironworks and Canal Side. on He-admitted receiving £9O on the 23rd December, that if the other persons named in the officer's report 'in , '1„-sis Maccabreue," and " Acie and court laughed freely.) There was one fact that he arriving near the new basin, he perceived some- 1874 (not 150 as she alleged), but she owed him shall not send their children regularly to school r On Fridae night last, at a meeting of the Law might mention to them, and it wae this, the thing in the water and on looking saw the de- ranch more than that " for keeping her house for within one week from this date, teat informations be ila .'er,'"o-choreentimbers about 101 voices•which d considering the difficult elle ,'bwlanced' a° • ' h h Students' Society-John Fell, Esq., , presiding- witness Webber had sworn that he saw the ceasers head and hair about a foot below her when her sister was away."-Joseph Nerinder also laid against them. Your committee find that a the I ' the oratorio t roue out was d the teas'', the subject for consideration was " A Mock Trial prisoner take the money off the mantelpiece. The the water, and then saw the whole body, which said he saw the plaintiff lend to the defendant, on large number of school fees are in arrears, and they •hich speaks greatly in he !e a matinee!' ffi%iotte., of a sociat„hich for Felony." There was present a goodly number prisoner was obliged to go up to the mantelpiece was about a yard from the side, and standing the daY named, the sum of £5O, he understanding, recommend that in future the school fees be due on co of the members of the legal peofession, amonest to eet his own mone and it Was for the jui •to erect in the water. Deceased's hat was beneath from the defendant's own words, that the money Monday for the ensuing week, and teat notices be etie '4 'lbibililittYhear• efor'-so' brief . a 'period. whom we noticed Mr. Councillor Nalder, Mr. believe whether the yiemptation was not str)ong the bows of the vessel Eliza Bond, and the body was a loan. The defendant remarked, on that served on all persons in arrear requiring them to nes , , t ilia were-Soprano, Miss Carina Taylor, Mr. Thompson, Mr. D. R. Duncan, and .enough for him to take the money. How did they about seven yards from that craft, between it and occasion, that she was to live in his house rent attenis at the Board meeting to show cause why the eel pled the Carl Rosa Opera Company ; others. Mr. Hemingway and Mr. Walker were know that he was not in some pecuniary difficulty, another vessel, the Esther Ann, which were about free for the interest of the money.-The Judge same have not been paid." pohvdderd. lee'hfoinuasew•ls'td_our, hTtobne,eSttcehooodelo vßeeeafrdtbreffiecebur,dvreen'f d --,, ehoroborough, a member of the fee the " rosecution " and Mr. Hioginson and Mr. eco 1g•,,, mune is very well known by all and was tempted to take the money ? (Laughter 30 yards apart. Witness, who was accompanied made an immediate order against the defendant, Ma, nsfieldpfor the " defence." ' hit ire; e the town ; bass, Mr. H. Rickeed, The President said he should like to say, before in court.) The thing was clear enough. (Re- by his uncle, got the assistance of a carpenter, who declared that "he did not think he. had jus"of '''',l--n° Schubert Society's Ceneerts, and newed laughter.) Then, again, if the prisoner had and they recovered the body. Deceased had one tice done to." (Laughter.) at the school during the past month has been very opening the proceedings rif the. court-(laughter) • unsatisfactory. The names of the absentees had 'se ler'''e a e,nber of the Choral Society. been a man of respectability, as hie friend had of his arms stretched out and thenther bent. He that he had to thank that society tor doing hies WHO PAYS FOR THE CORN ? been taken from the school register every Monday isb„. ~,inw,sl9°.".r. et-I),rnie,:eni ,d by the following gentle- endeavoured to represent hint, it was quite clear was quite cold, and there were no marks of viothe honour of electing him their first president. that when he saw this bag on the mantelpiece he lence. The gates leading to the basin were open. afternoon, and their parent@ called upon. The exj t-r;ined by Mr. Whedion :He must say that he regarded the progress of that At the Whitehaven County Court, on Tuesday, cuses in many epees were of a trivial kind, such as nett , san" air peck ; second violin, • Mr. would have called the attention of the people in Witness gave information to the police.-Mrs. societv with the deepest interest, and expressed the the case of Mills v. Jones was heard. The plaintiff not getting up, &c., and with a good many, cases of room to the fact. But what does he do ? Elizabeth Allonby, with whom the deceased lodged, is the proprietor of a store at Holborn Hill, and -sickness was assigned as a reason. In all cases r the 11';i2'ine• Hr.. Nuttall ; flute, Mr. W. 11. hnpe that their reading, and these debates, would '1,414 'l' ' 'ette, Mr. J. 'l'. Dowling ; oboe, Ho simply places the money in his pocket said that Mackereth was 58 years of age, married, L'h .; clarion be of use to them in their future career. and leaves the room, and commits the theft with but separated from his wife. Witness saw him the defendant was a builder and contractor living where only a paltry reason waa tendered the parents ae• French horn, Mr. M. Oddy, ; basWilliam Robinson, alias Captain • was which he is charged. He had nothine else to say for the last time about 12.30 pm. on Sunday, at Barrow, and the action was brought to recover have been given to understand that the children are the sum of tl4 17s. Id. for corn and other feeding to attend regularly, otherwise they render themselves ":1$ SI I,s•alters; violin.cello, Mr. T. 'I urner ; then placed at the " bar," charged with having, for the prosecution. but it was quite clear that the when he had dinner, seemed in his usual goo•A '''''''': ie- Mons. Brazellir ; and organist, Mr. •c'e on the 11 th March last, stolen a bag containing witnees Webber must haee see. the prisoner take spirits and witness could not see any reason to material, alleged to have been supplied to the amenable to the law. The report then proceeded to ess . -11,;i0liciving is the programme :£l5 10s. in gold, £5 in notes, and 4e. in silver, the defendant for his horses.-M.r. M'Kelvie appeared cite the names of pareste who had neglected to send the money. The prosecutor having left the bag in suppose he would commit suicide. He was