Widnes Examiner. — 1889-09-14 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

WOMAN. prisoner we fined ss. mid costs on each charge. Yesterday, at Runcorn PoCOlice Court, before Major hnenntn at. Hin Wrrineenees. HattleharsCand Mr. G. Is Davies, Catherine Shunuitt,it At the Howell Petty Sessions, on 'it ,lot lot re married woman, of Back Cotter-A., was durrged under Major lielchure and Dr. stele, tht.irgt. waten , a warrant with assardting Je,lm Ingham, petnian. cress salesman, was summoned for doing &nee, at !Ingham wrid Ire lived at the Ferry aml on %VednesNorton, on the 30th into bY gathering, a quantity of ' day afternoon, hearing stone falling on the ref, ho watencree, growing in a ennal belonging to Sir Richard went out t. ascertain the 4,lltlSe, and a stone. thrown by Marcus Brook, Bart, of Norton Priory. Defendant ad- • boy, whined past le head. He learned that the tted taking the water-cress, but denied stealing was the son of the prisoner, who, was in the yard, and he Joseph Jones, a gamekeeper in the employ of Sir Richard. asked her bin name. She refused to tell him, anti maksaid the watencree Wa, gneing near what Woo known !tog ust, of te„rha lantytage. site ntuned hell of his an hog Wood, at N'irt.tit. nisnit frini any , whiskers with leth hands. lie held her wri,ti to try road. In to seven, of contouitas which had been land eau, the pain, anti she communed to bite his hands. made about the defendant gong then. he had to hi; near I Eventually he wired her hair, and field her away, hut the spot at all hours of the night. Defendant hail been I she tore his whiskers oat. 'Hey then fell to the ground, frequently cautioned, and had been before the mete and an genie., up the prisoner swore she ac•ontld take hie that, Ofliy natattly. The water-ere. was preserved for 11u.,.; drunk.ri the use of the house ; but the det'ondant hau gone there ae. fined LI, anti nets 11. n. 61., or ill default 21 so often that there OV3SIIOIII, for use. Witnria saw the 1 days' hard lahme—The woman wont to goat. defendant about ten minute past six on the morning in tilts ere.- Gehunt, Wire Marker. [Mitzi-oh-a...J. War; muenien, when Its tid ia mach water-cress as he could ; ringion, carry away, and tin o Oyu the Wt 'OO one shilling It aum.i.ai F...,,aAa.—Ophie, to the if he 'in II him carry it away. Six works ago ruccaes of the ensue,i„,, flit' Weaver valley. ;a month defendant was More the magistrates for doing damage, ago, the members an ifriends ettnnected with the Fr. I the ea."en'''''''''intee'd• ht the an:taint den:lane sham Wesleyan Improvement Class had on Saturday was not proved. Defendant we fined 20s. and 95. 6d. afternoon what was termed a fieltl nattiralists' ramie ; costs, or one montir's imprisonment. across the Royalties. The party, numbering nearly 40, RUNCORN lielOAL BOARD, met at the Schooletom, Fluintlane, 31141 I/1111CM, The nein:illy meeting was held at the Ctonetery Office ally at half-pet two o'clock, accompanied by Messrs. It. on Wednesday. Mr. IL Morris presided and there were Holland and T. Sant as conductors. Arriving at the itt,tt prewnt Rev. " Dr. Getahli, Messrs. J. Handley J.P., E. of the [Welton Hill, a brief ell was made at the hones, of , Iminon, H. Colehurn, W. Whittaker, W. Mellor, W. E. Mr. W. liObill4oa, and with the aid of his einem that (neeretary.r—The Finance Committee; reported gentleman saenwstally photographni thee com g priein that the secretary was instruetel to give mite, to the the party. The ascent of the bill we the next item 011 overseers for £5O on sinking fond account. Interest fall, the programme, and this having been aeromplislied the lag due to the extent of £5850. at, was ordered to be road leading to the eannion 0:10 user reached by pre paid.—Mr. Handley moved arid Mr. lini.ar seonoled the ; everting through the Mersey View pleasant grermin. adoption of Ihe report, and the motion was carried.— I Attention was then at once Oven ti Oh,' nearch for and Mr. Mellor said the other day he happened to go to the 1 eollection of plants MIA flowers. Under the guidance of new building ill Norinan-road, which is in course of the conductors and Mr. Robinson, many of the pictureserection for Mr. StairM, mai he found a cesspool leing me anti lovely viten of the nurnaindingn, distant and inade ogairiot [le. °puling of the Cemetery drain. That rieAr, were liointed out f nen tine, to time, thin adding • drain to carry away surface drainage lustre greatly to the pleasure of the j mess-. After spending, the railway wan ntmlo and it was never intended for about three hours in thin in oilier, the party returned ; hon. .Iraniture. He thought it won't be a most homeward laden with spoil, f.;,,itt ..1{1.411,4, and Nether- ! unhealthy ectitlition of things tr allow people It drain ton, the ,clitiol-rooni hem:: roaeled soon after seven ! into it under rite eircuinstances.—Th• Sterstaty said it o'clock. A capital tea had Den pr tvitletland there in no was not for the Burial Boartl to interfere. It was for the I need to say that under the eiretilliAances it W. expediCommissioners to deal with the matter. —After further I tiously dinposed of. The following it the result of the: diseumnion Mr. Handley prolor..l that a cominittetheon- I temperition for the bmt arranged hteowts of wild . sisting of Mr. Mellor, Mr. Coleburn, Mr. been, himnelf I 110Wer% found during the ramble :1, Mine Proud l 2,Minne ; and the secretary, deal in tin, question of the drain, and Bowden and L. Bowden :3, Miss Nellie Firbank. 3lessrs, also make inquiries as to the trapping of the grids—Mr. Holland, Sant, Rol:aeon, anti Dr. Robinson, rwain been ne.ondtal the motion which was carried. lexamined the nevemi collectiore and arranged them in Ar 't it S^lr 1{17.131(N. 'order, the number gathered being an follows ,—Miss C. ttean l. Andrea,. 113 Mha Riede., 71 t Miss E, Simeetck, 70Ni : At tile Rnlncorn f,tty . ;Mha'''l,,.'T.,l'..'re I Mi. Nellie Dunsfoni, 65 t4ise Littler. 49 ana Miss E. 1kft1z,1411%;:',.';,„1-ir,,',,....;;;;-,t'kuer,eumS.:;llke'itrurin"; Kent, 43. The pr. warning, of the day being :a an end, a !linear in the river Mersey, and attempting to commit Irene vote t,f thinks woo accorded to Me. Holland for suicide, ter the 7th hot.—A man natned Levi Knowles the v;lteiltle information given to the members of Mr ; In. tiMotion Mr. Sara. seconded by Mr. It afinstated the he wan gale, a l ong Ihtiveleretr.M. when lie, , alit, A senile' vote WitA ale given tilt el:idea who had saw the prisoner and his wee wretling together on tit.'‘, bank of the river, between Or. Itobineetin erriery and !neftis!',';;;;L';'Ve;,„,..rere ere, ma„, the ferry. Prison, 'malted 11 41W11 into tlie s„nkera.. wurd„e,„. mud at the waterside They had evidently sealed the , A Clll,llllll,