Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1914-08-08 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ANOTHER PERSON'S PROPERTY. Disinfentort, and an inquiry has been re- ----- Wilfred Belk (171, a rope lad. ot Warren, . Before Mr. W. A. MILNER in the costs. .... imp..d. wag summoned for doing damage to growing (*iced for the supply or these for the Continent. They will lie of the portable typo, 1 John Albert Riches, corn miller, of Nor- glass in a field at Cha ltown, in the oc Springs, was charged with attempt- cupation of Mr. ThomasPeßiehardson similar to those etipplied to the British 'Ma NOTHING TO LIVE FORth.e chair) in uttOucoitsuicide on Wednesday. Jule The youth was seen to walk across. the Government for use amongst our fever- 29 gli.---P.r. Morrell sun,, called to the house field on July 21st. An officer on ditty at ridden temps in South Afejed during the at 10-311 p.m.. and on arriving there he found White Lane went up to hint and esker! him Boer war. ,the prisoner on the hearthrug in an uueon- if be had permission to go that way, the lad Ohapeltown'it qnota of army and naval re- a,iOUS state. Ile Came round in about 15 replying that he had creased the field several monists have left for headquarters. That minutes, and witness administered an eine- times and was not aware that he was do. thore may not be the necoesity for action we tic. His wife then sent for a doctor who ing wrong. kttended to him and witness then took him the magistrates dismissed the all sincerely hope, hut in any case we trust ,--6 custody. 1 At the Woodhouse Police Sta- payment of costs. "unuar" on ' , that they will return 11. sound in wind and in e corged tom with attempting to limb as when they left their homes. 'commit suicide by taking a quantity of rub-' it For the first time for centurios the Chapel- tong oils. Riches replied, "Yee, and I will' NOTABLI BATTING I town furnace of Messrs. Newton. Chambers well do it right next time. I intend I PERPORmAncas. Among other things, the bottle contained Hartshorne, Dinningion Res v. ...mum Sr and Co., Ltd , stands idle. Until a few to kill myself. I have nothing to live for."' Thorpe. Mextiore v. Rotherham .. , 644 weeks ago some hundreds of men worked there, but these have gradually been with drown to their new shops at Thorneliffe, and for what he had done. If he was allowed to Shipgood. A. 5.011 S. Dinningtou Rea ammonia.—The prisoner said lie was sorry w Rowe. 1...t0ne Y 4. , I.W. V. x.thorpe I would see that it did not occur again. stasalturn, Nortontherpe v. ?oilstone the old "furnace "is now deserted. Ac' , Inman, eLY. as nun v. Oughtibridge Ch 4B Y.S. and I.W cording to till late Mr. Matthew Habershon's noner's wife that it was not the first time go tie said lie was informed by "Chapeltown Researehes." Chapeltown fur- he had attempted such a thing. Some years R Niv..hol.oa. itY,,b,.,vo. v. bwin,,o. ~~ SI Onpeetake. Amnon v. Dinnington Res 43 was remand- J Efinglet.on, Bullcroft B. v. Doucaster T 4IP Muse Was in existence in the reign of Charles ago he attempted to throw himself into the olfl.,thaet Duke he otf.imNeewictm iW. Bolt. Shiregreen v. bliellield United d.. "who mthaedeliacnadnaedrivetroraat ,sl:tvorkk..—The prisoner non and other implements of war thore.''