The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1908-03-11 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

FINDS 141, BON -STILINSUED-11). itasetioni he said he alga they would asehgresar " cegATH . -:. .. -: .." menthey irenbeato a eektleraeonsys • ,-. hear). What . • A terrible discovery was made by a men A NATIONAL, SYSTEM named William /3ristor, the lodge resident —no our to any party (hear, bear). The quarrel between eaciseMos on the matter it "Glentwribtull," Rako'llane• Balibbnin. of educatka must, in the interests of the an the &h Mat., when he found his son ebild. ozone to o eke. (hoar. hear). In bine *strangled an a hay aatet on. the Pre-. Moreno* to the new Liceasing Bill, he exmins. premed the wish that they could have menplete Sunday closing right away, or at sap The inquest on the rain( mac. whose..,-- "' tate no dtiaki,g tar liceaesd pxwanises on. name is George Bristow, eg years. of age* Fund,o, (....abarao. who 'worked on the grounds adissintalf The R.v-75 w.‘Emiag followed. and de. " Gilenniceiston" as a farm labourer, was voted er tor L-art opeoth . . to an exposition of held by Kr, J. C. Bete (West Cheshire Free morel p.m. a...pies. ard to showing Coroner) at the Stanley Amon Beatham, the importance of the obligaiione which yokerday morning (Tuesday). wake= Briajece rave erenee. end wad rested upon ~, all yrktrholyheu•cold ntoyothmnosepeopprinlo-. that his eon was formerly a Meek. At ". were too often regarded 10.45 a.m. on the gbh inst. he last ow his •'"Let_Lt son alive in the house. He spoke to him m ""'t; 'l°. 1111. emitice °Oainat ethers' it end did not notice anything amiss with _____,lras ectirtm____,,r°rWtt,k__ _rernottthat_ thei. ha'......! hmi.e., At LSO pan. witness wank into the tiresle Pestt,=.3ll; as ‘``'.e mailior,7:e hey loft over the statie at the house, where P",-...1_,..""ar 11.°1nt.:.-fitM the church ot he (witness) was amplcryed as oaaohntan, tO rntr_t_ 119=7_ ______,_ ~_. ,„„,„„ look for deceased, who, ethangely enough, had put in no appearame at dannee tune. .„„`""2".,e_Wels I'Llt.""e7 et_."7" e_t_"er•....2t"'.e.2 Detninewt "B namillY in tle habit a'gving .wlm' vu're iTo revesuseweh:set7..ll=r7ind tat. into the saddle room to feed a oat. On will 0, t Jam chTift was „mowed for going into the loft witnese la people in the New Testament. Mr.. LOOKED INTO A CORN BIN, Ewing went on toy that =pone bolding' the lid of which was shut-an unuenal to these pemoioles,• if he was to be tegical. thing. He was horrified to find kis eon Toost'say that a epiritaal Charch, grwerned lying face dcomwerds on a quantity of oats. by Oigriet, and based" upon the New Testa. Witness at once called out, and jumping neat, must be separate from the State into the the bin turned his son half over, and please). He WM firmly ocavinoed that the found he was ouite cold. He then ran. and effectiveness of the Church of England informed Mr. Babington, and returned would be increased by such liberation (snivel him to the loft. They sow than that please)* there was a Mum round deceased's neck The Rey, Dr. Leash said he was proud to and also a handkerchief tightly twisted helmet to a system of religion which could round his neck. Aleut eight years age, produce each men as the chairman of that continued 'witness, deeetieed was low- meeting (applause). Re (the sPeakar) spirited, and he lea has work in come- wanted that evening to affirm what was the quence of a return of this depression *thole object of the Free Churches of this land, three weeks age. Since that time be had aa he understood it. It yes to promote the been working on the land. Witness had religion of the New Testament, and to renever heard him threaten to commit move everything wheali hindered the re suicide. • gress of that religion. Primarily, there.ore, John ailliad Bthinglort said he had their work was spiritual. Dr. Leech went known deceased for some years, and: epoke on to show- whet naturally followed from to him recently. He then said he had not the affirmation he had made, and he Pointed been well. On Sunday etterstoen the last out some of the hindrances and disabilities witneds male to him and intformed him of that had been removed by the /shoats acid what had happened. Deceased's face was menifieee of Nonoontormiets .in the pest. IN THE CORN, He obsereed that at the leepmnitig of the eighteenth century the Nonoaciformiets {-tntdtharbinciale body "grecirsounnot quitemr..2'lialliome. tim,They, thwieTeineasianingono in twelve cdnineteenththe population; at but all tO MP aTall.. Dr. Sett, oe 'maw *mean, gated thateral they_ weftirezZee Vet; at-the beginning a the t effityt Mere • had been attending deoeased for set years, and about a fortnight ago the young - • ONE TO ONE men came to kite adir complained of feel- aposeeee). Prompeding to refer to the 310 W tag ill. -He was, however, only suffering j,eaasjng WI, he said he was glad to have from a slight cold, and witness was our- lived to see milk a bold and drastic Inesprised to find that that had caused deceased sure introduced, and he appealed to all to give up . his work. On Sunday :ist he Pree Churchmen to vigorously back up the was celled to MT. Beibingtone home, and Government in getting it mused, ......,e lon examining deceased found him to be liquor interest would fight against that quite dead: There were no marks of vice nwaantre to the utmost, and he hoped every lance other than them on the neck, and his ohnreh, temperance and trade arMati would hoe was blue and livid. Death was due to give it strong support. There were many suficeaticat caused by stannoiling. points that could be strengthened in the In gumming up the Coroner brought Bal, but their duty was to take the chance forth the suggestion that deceased was of that God in Hie .. provide. had given them --------- - ---- ' ' -;-.-- .. - •  lI,