Widnes Examiner. — 1889-03-30 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

PARTON.  On Mundey. Charles Parton, trader trealtence Of death Knit:ltile Goal for the 'murder of liti. John Fletcher in it cab in Manchester. on Februery Iteth, had a short interriew with his father, nmther, ?Satter (Maggie), and tondair (Augustine). These pursing left Manchester .luring the In erritru, and wrce admitted into the gaol abont four oittitck in the afternoon. They were escorted tileng FfVera dark corridor", ant ::Itimately taken into an uninviting, diamsl apartment, and in a few ..noments the V (hark" was put befere them. The agitated and pair iut exprussion on his fan changed to rim of ream, and surprise aleOa he entered the tiara and unlnnted his parents. hut the change was endy tem terietnry. Tle seemed to have forgntten his Ma an for Or time, but wan painfully reminded of his eireurn,aricen when two Warders standing* him trtridly detotted him from arproiching his roktioes. Mn'. Parton ttinet ivety advanced teivards hoe son, sthen he ens zlrer.ll berme het, and. etecked naddergy op another wsneur, she burrt into tear, Tho. Niter, brother, and err( were deeply nffectiel, and the erndemne I youth went ty for a while. Then thrn conversed fur  Ow micittea, Carnet: IPSO tAri toonneetEd with the rate of. Tito prisonee swain denied that he he ovor atile a etinfossion, and he appeared to to hopeful of the intim de resift of lito communication Witil the 11 nne Secretory. Ile WA his mother that in• ass edif. melt, hut he Inked very pal. There ROA another et.thurst of erief em both aides when tile parthO catne Mr. Parton pa- :tined fa Liver!, of through the night, and intonds to io,it hi ,n daily. The convict her It privilege of eroing friends every dav for re,hiwire. 110 in ViSi.i miii:a the Ronetn Catholic inapt:do. Seat-rid cot+, ot the petition have been pr'. fired and they have limn ittottled Over to MOO who ittond .n the streets of Maredneter and Liverpool and sienattireit Me. Winime. lideton, the prisoner's Oil Monday made the !,'flowing statement I riot recitiasi tide morriez numerous letters from risizoncn, ladies, mei centirnen, and other& expresscielheir. to petition and in favour ci t comnintatitot of the. he ti. sentence. The petition !its Itten extensively M Liverpool already."  I:IPLE ItunDER AND SUICIDE 131 A  316THER,  A sh..kirlg murfor And isuiri.lo occurred 7initwhist!.., in Nnit:f. •Arrl3n,l, nii Sunday nizht. A • 'al purer named V L went on visit, and left his wife itiel • pi 'i, end a hiPti. C ire's at !p.c.: o o'clock Mrs. Nicholspo l sent hill) ant hr tiii.ee to ensue. So for that the woman Was open le,ving. her p her youngest efoit,ngedsin •iiiii.tho, i! p e.s,i walking nionso'.le of her, and going in th- • -- • ~1 of sOrest,, wilich flows into the Line. Ali., Mr., Nicholson s,rno f.,nr years ago not been an • .5 ! I' onto v linde Asylum, •  tt, • • • _ oirot_t to th Lin rait.g. 1,1 . ' water to ahsnnt, wt the n.sitonv- , • , • . search Ittoo r a ~nt.• soareh the . 't• • . irn3 found in the ove.ter. A • .•.• rat Later in the days shawl • ' -. ob.detn's was found, altl. on Tuve' • .7 at a Lv arta recovered. . . . . .  : - r for Sotith Nr.inhenn.hriland termed an in! o•• r• sto the deaths of famine, Nieholvon. egod m ooni, and John Nicholson. aged four yeato, on i,q.dar. Tb father. Jim Nicholson. ideatitied chiiitron. to hint not nntioed mythinn reealiar Mout his wile. Six years ago she was in a lunatic aoylnnl. bit reete,ret .801 5,0000 home. sin, "i hat time there had ooen no recurrence of the afflaviwi. Evidence was rages, to allow that Mrs. Nicholson and tho children were sem walking toward') the mill dare. The inquest nue annarned.