The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1891-10-24 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

OOL VIOTWDWO DT • 11101401. He was fond of horse raring. There was mars Bridget Crawley (53,2, no occupation, charged in .sbe deceased's pockets, and a telegram keel with unlawfully wounding Michael Ward, at Con- south Studds, 1,,,.a 0.4. b., IA saying ~ Be me side and Knitaley, en- ue Mb 'of October, was and come, mother is ill," and signed "Jo' found guilty, and was *esteemed to • mouth's hard Is a pocket-book wee written—" Teal WilL,.., 14 labour. be honest and to keep off drink, and be honest to yilt Ala"" 86.1111 "1"1"11C "SC " , you. Tom is trustworthy." The razor was gain • suermentaxo. ' new. A letter from the decease was that morning Matthew CallsidY (30), Meek, John Fluorin (33), received by Mr Thornton 'of South Shieldo. as ceePer, both of whom were described as well edit- follows : ' Dear Thornte4—My last request from rotted, "ad James Slater, on bail, ware charged with you is to assist my wife if she requires it. I ye "saleslady utteriog es • teiegrans a menage er ming mad. What an awful thing it is. I lore communication which they knew not to be a tedse i isiglat it on rayed!. 11 I had been as good es nic grans, at Bishopwearnionth, on August 19th."—I walla / woula ham been -a diferent man. Two Mr Joel, in opening ' the case, said that on gee oladdren, and a goad wile. Betting and 'kink 18th, 19th, and .2015 of August there was racing 1 has Imosked me silly. I always think of yea a, a at Stockton, and early in the morning of the I band, and &hie is my last dying wish. Tia 18th . a Wel stamp wee . missed from the is confidential.—J, oketnuatsok."—A verdict of Sunderland Poet Office. The stamp made the i " Suicide whilst of unsound mind, brought on by impression " SanderlapA A,' Aug. 18, '9l, in a t betties and drink," was retained. circle, the letter A being the letter for 1 August 18. Soon atter the stamp was 1 mimed, the defendants were seen together, ! THE NEW LEADEN, OF THE and in the course of the same mornieg , PARNELLITE PARTY, they were at the house of a man nareedArmstrong„ . who, be said, was "known se Swaim and there --eib.,_____ made a deposit of £5 on a certain horse. On the Mr Pierce Mahany, M.P., speaking at the 1 19th, one of the defendants went to Stockton, and National League meeting in Dublin on Wednei.l4 the allegations in the case were briefly and declared the report that he was to lead the l'or• generally that he sent by a real telegram to i neHite party was devoid of foundation. Be vu the other defendants, at the Baltic Restaurant, ready to follow a new leader as loyally as he ha the name of the winner of a race. Cassidy and , followed Mr Parnell.—Mr John Redmond, M. Finoran had given instructions that when the dressing the people al Conk hoes the wader d telegreph boy came with the message be shoed be ; his hotel. said he did se as leadee of the Paneibte detained. When the message came, the two men I party. lie canoe to Cork to fight tabu battle, mad gave the boy • message for " Bendigo." 'This Ihe at any rate could promise that it would he message purported to be a telegram telling him ! fought vigorously and with his whole heart Until to put £5 on the horse which bad won, and which l this election was over, he would not quit the eily the men knew by means of the real lof Cork, He came there to ask whethu the to have won.—At the coachmen el ' electors of Cork were prepared to lie down at the I Joel's opening, the Chairman mama whether he was ! feet of any.Englisk party. He had corm there, able to connect the defendant Slater with the : not to Agit a battle of his owe or entity lay telegram which was seat, in .any -way.—Mr Joel ! ambition of his own, but- because the Nationalists intimated that he could not —The jury thereupon, ' of Cork had asked that the standard that OM by direction of the Chairman, acquitted Slater of Wiwi from the dying heads of Mr Parnell Meal& the charge and he was ordered to stand dawn, • be raised by one of those who, Idessugh goad raped further charge being in the calendar against him. and evil report, had Mood firmly inr his side. —Evidence was than given, and the rase for the .....__ _ prosecution had not concluded when the Court rose.—On Tuesday Cassidy and names wore con- THE BICYCLE A MORAL rioted, and sentenced each to six months' hard