Widnes Examiner. — 1882-01-28 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

SELP-DESTRUCTION.—John Ball, a young l'Ptioe'utlY under 20 years of age, was charged with 4 n to corrit-• Mt, taq int suicide by strangulation.—Sarah Ann 4tetttlracit4rf;ol e,ieelrived with her husband at 9, Wilson-street, lodged with them. At ten o'clock on 141,4'1 to 'Nutt, prisoner came into the house very excited, oftY, and asked for a knife, for the purpose, she beatitlart :toting. his throat.' She did not give him a knife. hirapkeehked her if she had ever seen a "sailor's knot," tOr to silo-N. him one Some time afterwards he 4lethet eaot° she and her husband prevented him. kart 4 scarf round his neck and tried to strangle binsarta 't,qns!iancl managed to get his fingers between the ti ae ',",0 Prisoner's 'throat, and she, with a pair rtlatapl.,!,_str':,lQ:isfarf.—Superintendent Johnston: And would 411 toed himself, think you, if you had not done 4 'aed "a said she did not know, but she was "sadly " 11,•otli3re40 "Ina prisoner, the same night, said he would be • `ht• Vre morning, and he told her to write to his faetAllAarlerl'r saying 'that he left the house, and she and ,11t0,11:11h, ail after him and brought him back. Her arteeeistoda° Went for a policeman, who took the prisoner t-ne'et• try-0•" Prieon r had been terribly upset for the last principally,e' to the death of his brother. t .i.respe ctableYotig man, straightforward, and ?ue belieVed he harl'a drop of drink that night :541,P eat-h" 'll that neighbourhood all his life, and belonged allo;°lia faith. Witness thought if their worships i/tha'' get fe "!e Prisoner to ohe would be all right, for she itla atrier lirllnislev' go talk to him. The prisoner, .11-aela -,1111(1•!r at. Lyon's bottle works, was discharged, taat,'7° ,frautioning him to take no drink, so that he would n" t exeite The prisoner appeared rather . '4aera-u` unwilling to get away with his friends. • tterF 1 homas Gore, a young "'gilt up on a warrant in consequence of his alEaetiald rAtin a summons to appear .and show cause why ue ordered to perform his connect of apprenLNl,;4ton'n'ta J. 0 Swift appeared on behalf of Messrs. 13d t,-i`e Ipivi'citherq 'd the defendant was bound al:1;441'44 11-I,l(lontur'eane rated Bth 'April, 1877, for seven years t-ftl,llCre3', Is On On' the 24th of December last, or about L'qtr 'reEnt aaain away and enlisted in the army. On that tt'mapaiutihags-tilhaa(tl to make a declaration which said among O e u.a was not an apprentice; and in that ti:•11,4, to ,e aration was 'false. It was found that the lad !..ht.f°lls-lh'tetenciZnerol, .Barracks in Warrington. The apprenat(lrrea Of hlin9elf liable to be prosecuted under the eatlide tothe arrnv law, and the prosecutors received tokaolr, t'" offeCt that the authorities of the army to,-talf„'e action against all such offenders—Colonel d"a%Plorentice was liable to be sent to prison Ore 41dIs0 or every occasion of neglect.—The apWas will' to return to work.—An order 31artlpou tug artall•Rartina.%aco —James Finn made his 3lst "ea° fieed 10's and costs, for being drunk and aNalt4as';lll, tee'e'!ap•street, Windle.—Prisoner was five times bhers "lauaring last year. alite,el3'eaa°,ang,,ll-13 SWEETIIEAT'S BuOTHErt. James qea L'e eia was charged with committing a breach baiiadare,ool chisOetinge with another man.—P.C. Caunce '4loel'lnk the other man struck at all,bl‘u.t.itohsee heetarea Nth ee'ed man— him down The young 0,7 i Ginner.--was brother to defendant's qua l'aea.,i,n(l over to keep the peace. the g %r, I°Naa—Corneliust Finch was charged with 1111)1 e°4l ah tea .441 a testly.Mr. J. 0. Swift, who appeared taititlet att wasantr; said. —the case was a peculiar one. The tht,4le4t Slatt a lamed woman, wife of Samuel b Priestly, tleallea; ~ u°n• She left her husband owing to ad lte•q togmorendant followed her, and for some time kv'tha-cfernearTt:',".l3y him she had had two children, and a ite enoant uirth. About ten weeks ago complainant ta and went back to her husband who formilde eiotiraelltly t_ e:v Were now living together as man and '°g b• ygones he bygones. The defendant ten titte 0 -.liaised to pay a shilling a week towards ' en T ueadaY night complainant was in ChurchOh worn ere she met the defendant in the company out man. Complainant said to the defendant, blow aet, shilling ?" when defendant gave her a boa the side of the face, on the, in arma con0d nd ( to wern own. Complainant bein, • Tee len was hurt very severely, and upset 0r1(1, ha ...assault was a very violent and unpro‘lng regard to the previous relations belt et„--o,rnstu,giplis t tnever to have been committed. He ‘B,a3' anYthitn inflict a, severedt penalty. He did ery ree_ g regard .o her conduct. Per,act se" ~Prenensible, but it did not arise in that "i laer auslaue error of her former life and load now CSo 1,1'0,4, ,tand,—Complainant gave the particulars Peodluen sheralied above, adding that it was two es' way witeiflt her husband. She was now living hal% _Conon, , er husband. 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