Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1899-08-04 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

GHASTLY DISCOVERY IN A PARSO.N.o. clothing was instantly in flames, and the couple were dreadfully burned. Mary Tracy died in every :Imo the subject is mentioned. You see, the name Of.' nv husband's rich. inbaachelomr e tinsel** .A. shocking sto.r.y„. is reported from Arlcy. s the hospital a few hours after her admission, ftmoes eveliie• vi'llms on the romantic Che•airs and the husband succumbed to his injuries some iis Ebenezer." I - s estate of Col. Piers Fi,,erton. On Friday- ltr4 the days afterwards. I Fir Cyclist: "I always crossing the street ahead of me." The defence was that the prisoner had no motive , etget nervous when Rev.' W. Pollock Hill, chaplain of Arley :lad, returned from a month's holiday'. Ile n:ii sJrin harming the Tracys, and that the crime was ' see a woman i Second. Bieychst : "So do I. They have 80 prised to find that his groom, James Fulfortl. aged entirely. unpremeditated. many pins in their clothes that if a fellow col. tides with theta he is almost sure to puncture II seventeen had not obeyed his in dructions to :2c la The jury, after an hour's absence, returned a waiting at Warrington station. Having evel,.:: verdict of wilful murder on the first count, which to the Personage he ascertained that the gl'2-.2 concerned the death of the woman, but strongly tyre. 1: bad been seen two boors' earlier. :1:,!1 , " recommended the prisoner to mercy.—Mr. Justice ;"I should like my hill paid," said a tailor to aa subsequently the rev. gentleman was hoar.. din Wills passed sentence of death.—The prisoner, on ' impecunious customer. "Do you not owe any- discoveri„I afford to wait," was the answer, as the customer Putt a few days hearing the sentence, completely collapsed, and one anything?" asked the debtor. "No, sir, I loft. At the inquest which was held on Wednesday .td to be carried from the dock. lam thankful to say Ido not." "Then you eau walked away. 1 night Mr. Bill said on his return home he learned dtaloyast the beforeladhliisa had rhifiivnaglead :hv sungince ,I,f, C i., ;la. I formerly employed at the Parsonage as cOO% oa!1 " Mother," said Mrs. Smarten, " says the smell been to see Fulford, and had induced him to 0 !,risk f stale tobacco makes her sick." -" Ah !" said a doot open to obtain her box. Leiters ital - 'nod Mr. Smarton, filling his pipe. "Bo she has telegrams sent by the girl induced ,!11,12 All marksmen mast fed inueli—Lie-r7, coneleded she says that she will stay until she to believe that the couple had gone away to,c.osr, unmixed v:ith regret, at an accident which befell , , will until,she gets used to it, if it takes her all but on Tuesday, while searching for -dead 1101 Tuesday, while shooting in the Premier Bicycle Lieutenant Bonham, of Cm neyal Engineers on summer. ' 1 consequent upon a terrible odour which permeated competition. Lieutenant Bonham bad discharged fearsome discovery "It is my intention," said a newly-married the Parsbnage, he made the • 5,,,,..5, three shots getting two bulls and a miss. He man, "to have our pictures taken with my wife's that Fulford, after entering a loft under thel_';': challenged, 'but without any result, and on thebox after him, hand on my shoulder." "And I," responded and dragging a ladder and e..,..., fourth round the cartridge exploded backwards in auother man of more experience, "am thinking had hanged himself by a rope and n ,re,Kes. the barrel. The bolt head of the weapon was of having ours taken with may wife's hand on my chief. The witness added that he found a blown off and passed through the Lieutenant's hat. Pocket-book." . collection of most pernicious papers v•!! ° "Charles Peace, hog His escape from death was little short of iniraeu- "Did I understand you to say that drop you contained such "Sins as lons. His injuries are scorching of the face and admired so oriel' to-day was a dream?" incuts. The presumed cause of • the explosion was • cptired Mr. Smut:chart. "Yes," answered his Gangs," "schools for Teaching Crime,' act was just that likely to be perpetrated auk the lodging of the case of the third round in the wifo, hopefully. "Well," he proceeded, by 3bq iciry "Poisoning." The ThecoofroanneErmsapriedssth," ...e" lideuen.teiltruinj barrel of the rifle. The annimnition is "Mark kindly, "you keep your mind on it when you go IV," and the opinion that it is dangerous is being to sleep to-night, and maybe you will dream one generally expressed by the Volunteers, who are of veer own.' --- reading pernicious stories, and the jury of weak intellect whose mind was saturated hoping that it will he withdrawn, a verdict of "Suicide whilst temporarily War' . .w....-- --... --. - •  WOMAN  11,  I