The Haslingden Gazette. — 1903-02-07 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

THURSDAV.—B-fore Mes,re. J. E. Riley (chairman). Wm._Senmleinau, M. M0r1(.3., L. Wilk inaon, and H. W. Kearns. His Thirteenth App.aranee.—John Hindle, a coal dealer. residing its Robert-street, Accrington, made his thirteenth appearance on a char,;ei of heinz drunk and ei,orderly on the previous night in Lord. etre,t, 03waldtwistle.—He was fined ss. and scats.  The Attempted Suicide.—Henry Brown, of Union-road. 4 k,waldtvistle, was br:•ught up on re• mend charged with attempting to commit euieide on Monday. the 26th ult., in the Bottoms Lodge, o.,waldtwistle.—Prhotter. it will be remembered. was last week remandci to undergo a medical examination to determine the state of his mint—The magistrates asked if there were any of prisoner's friend§ in court—Mrs. Brown, his wife, said nom. of her husband', friendt could get off their work, and they had no elliklren.—The magistratto told her to go and get one of her borland's friends, who would undertake to look after the urisorier.—On a man named Robert Burrows. of Albert-street, promising to look after prisoner, he was .i.hcharged. Cruelty Case Adjourned.—Thonom Mannion and his with,. Honora Mennen, who reside at Warren Court, were t.ununotted at the instant, of Inspector Broekcr. the local inspector for the N.S.P.C.C. for neglecting their children. Mr. 6, Sandeman appeared to • .prosentte. The female defendant di I not appear. Askrd the censor the male defendent said they had only got one shawl.—Mr. Sandernan said the children- wee at. precut in the workhouse.—Mr. How.,on (magi. trates' clerk) asked why they were not in court. ' —Mr. Sandeman stated that dining a lengthy experience he hod never been asked to bring the I cliddrrn into court in a ease of that dmeription. —Mr. Howson: I understand there le smallpox in the workhouse. and because of that than- are not allowed to come out.—Mr. Sandrman assented to this, and the ease was adjourned until :unit time as the ehildroi could arpoar in court.  Young Couple Diagree.—Jeseph Clough. of Church-lane, Althorn. was summoned by his wife. Edith M. (lough, who liven in Union-street. Ateringtom for deeertion.—Cr,mplainant said her husband put her out of the house on the previous 'night. He only got work the previous day. and as he did not come home on Tuesday night she went to look for him. When she found him he was half drunk, and on the way homewards he called ha. He went into the home and slammed the door in her fare She had to go to a neighbour', lenses-, where she stayed all night along svith her ehiki. Defendant never gave her any money for thirteen weeks. and she wan living with her parents. —Defendant said he Mel not fasten the door on the night which complainant alleged that he biked her out. The door was wide open on the following morning. His wife brought the key to him at his work. saying she was going to leave iliaL—Witne.sei were called by both partie, and the evidence Was of ouch a very conflicting nature that the magi. testes suggested that the parties should go bit 'finer again and try to live peaceably.—This complainant said was impossible, hut after retiring for a fey.minutos with her hinband complainant ,aid the had agreed to give him another trial.—The ease was therefore adjourned for a month to see how defendant behaved hunself.  ROYAL CoURT