The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1890-08-23 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SUICIDE'S LAST LETTER. cutting bin throat with • mane Elliman had ti'irtli'e*oroC'tl:!7ll7raiiC'tgnirt:dlr;.:a‘.‘ the death of hi, wife he had been in a very tow mem of mind, snd had on several occasions :ritt.....'Zta".nrinTatr'er'y'lrtZ,VgetiTV"ett the body wse removed to'the deceueda maiden. to •wait au enquiry. The inqueet wail held at the Vine Inn, Went Street. on Monday afternoon. before Mr. Wore. borough coroner. Mr Richard llotahkim was te717117. On the eth in.. Mevlset saw him slim, when he visited her at Leamington. Ile reumined about tyro hour+ with hire. Ile reined in hi• nsual health, but wee somewhat eseitcd. Ile .3111. Obilled Of Wt. alone, hilt that was nothing minimal. He never wanted for anything. wanes§ "Plan'hotin377tg'o"T;Rwl= h" Intridegaitrd"V„intcleit'Zr7."Tr= would excite him. and she had heard him niany ti=rthree,ten to take life when his teinner ed hm. Ile had th, eatened this for many years. and Mr had reecidly heard him in, , would take hi. life. If tiny little thing ;vent wrong he would threaten to do so. She wrote him a letter just helm, his death asking him to 17:2ez:evisit:d Leamington, but ehe did not F . .  vV;i,i7 ;id thbi at twenty minute.. put eleven on Saturday morninll . 411ty W.e.t P...117et. yrs, ull,l to  nst‘a7l',Vii.:ri,"7l;":l'oo';.Z.zi:t7:clte:l7l;talsn7f:l;i:d on trying it that sornethin4, very 1?e•v y 1y,1,110{ it on the mind. ith assistance the oor was forced sufficiently open for hint to get sod when inside he found the deceased on the door in • partially sitting petition. quite dead and cold. Ile found a large wound on the left cide of the mck. and s. raltor ing between ▪ 6,41.1. VIC blood on the ror wag quite dry. Y:;tred wer..., the housy end were much blood stained Ile searched the baly and found tic. 9d. in money. • knife, and other articles. Ile sent for a doctor. a. had the hotly I,inoved the decency., house. 105. West Street. In the kitchen a the house be found the tea thin, set. and on • chair Le f °and • slate. vibicla contained the following :,  Tem &nemeses or Ilacemenimm.— Alf red Fir hard, miner. riedworti, wee summoned for ratim.—lle wee given mad drunk on •the highway. When halting this man into enatoly Keening interfered with the one• •Whie. —lle occived • general bad character. and wan described am • nuisance to the village. -AA floe ilehodent denied the riffenm. wit were °ante. and the Ihench nonvioted hirn, and fi,.dhj,. sm. and coser. gl 4s. 11. m o gn  "S;;;;. C7a 75;a7;71; Green. Brook etreet. was •aminoned for being drunk and disorderly in Folly Lane on July Police-constahle Smith said he heard the defendant shouting and making a great nog., ..4 helped him part of the way home. The defendant waked him to Ira:k him up. and, cursesi the beer he los I tsken Ihe defendant to d the nmstable whilst giving evidence to tell the truth. had met with an aemdent. —Walter Paybody. 7rOntre'rCetl.ti:"(');. rd".l'l.l that the constable picked him up twioe. —The defenclant alleged that this witnese slap wag not telling the truth. and said that when going home he met with an secident and pot hin •nkle out. ea. that a was quite true the defendant hod met with an Resident on that night, •int the proceedings against him had hoen atotirned in eon., quenee The Bench &minuet the ease on pay.... eaneneee,  The following in a record of the Mtendances of Warwick Mire rnembtry (c'mnty and boroughl Coanty ...alone: Nuneaton 'Narth-Esetern), R. Mandate. I.; Nuneaton Rugby. Nonth. Eastern). W. H. Cobh. 151., Ntratfunton Avon (Roath-Wmtern). F. Tawneend. EnY Tamworth Tyit°=7'ihr- tirm'inTiferr.. taTeel'e;."rise'ne Coning, 54: Central. Jahnfl Bright. ; Right Hon. H. 111Mthewn. 20.; Edgbaston, Deem. Dixon... North, W. Kendriek. 1M , South, 7. roweil Right Han. L Chamberlain.. Coventry, W.ll. v., 74. Warwick md Leamington, Right Hon. A. W. Peel (Npeeker). The Kitchen and Refreehment Rnoms Com. .44.. ,t the Hons. of Comm m• Mice presented the following report .-.••Daring Me present Semion op to the week ending Enamit a• ..401 Inachimn• •nd la."12:1 dinnera h•vo been sera. in Me Member, Dining Romn 1.1. 'anthems •nd LI. dinner. in Me Ntrange. Dining Room ; and tt: luncheons and 1.6. dinners in the Terraes Dining Ilmta.- The last-named apartment. it may be added, wan opened at the commencement of the Seenion to incre•ne the stemma...a for . . .  ..... A r.rli....ury cantai nine • reigns a x., • ,pulation 0fY25.1171.-1:111 there were 160,V119 conviction, whirh 15..3 ca....er occurred he=l7s about .12 ....nun. were csnvicted for drunßennese. and that t) • per cent of thr,e convirtions were for Sunday druntennewa. 'felting the countries eeparately. we find that in England alone. with • convictions. of which I.l+l were on Hun.