The Potteries Examiner : — 1879-07-12 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

SAD TALE. At the Liverpool Police Court, before Mr. Clarke Aspinall, Lucy Williams, eighteen years of age, has been charged with having attempted to commit suicide by cutting her throat.—Police-constable 756 stated that, having been informed that a woman had attempted to commit suicide by cutting her throat, he proceeded to Travis Street, and found the prisoner • ,  thee with a wound in her throat, and remorved her to the East Dispensary, where the wound, which the surgeon raid was not a serious one, was dressed by Dr. Limerick. The prisoner then stated that she had . ~ • •  been brought away from Bristol by a man who represented himself to be unmarried. She went with him in a ship from Bristol to Cardiff, where they left the ship. Having but little money he and she walked from Cardiff to Bristol. The other week they started . . _  the --•ourt  ~ , s from Bristol to Liverpool. and she then ascertained deeply regriU that no effort was made to rally the that he was married and lived in Premier Street. She escort and show a front to the enemy, thereby pen was completely astounded by the discovery, and did sibly Menne tlio-e who had failed to make good their she had done, and would return to Bristol if she were tine Dernaiii 1,01‘.1. pkviiilet, Lt/ be one of the beet not know whit she was doing. She regretted what , retreat." No lotion has yet been taken on the St. Petersburg. discharged.—A woman stated that the prisoner, who remembered by the present generation. was accompanied by a man, had asked her to direct European poliiic accepts the same views of the her to lodgings, and she allowed her to remain at her ' cotheurts'esapreereadt. ro‘.Vh.eia.thert.LibeeutsCeesirisy Wwihlletbehermatehlee The Russian Academy of Sciences proposes to primary error or not. I maintain it consisted in ate. house in Travis Street that night. The man called establish a hydrographic institute for the empire, at taching the Prince tothe department concernirift itself on the following day, and promised to pay the witness , with recennaitimmo work. The weather is cold, and for the girl's accommodation.—A person of respect. ' From the let January till the 30th June 171,252 the health of the troops is superb." able appearance, who said her name was Mrs. head of cattle have passed through the Belgian rail. Dobinan, and that she was the wife of the man re. way station of Erquehimes on their way from Ger. 1 The Webs learns from St. Petersburg that Catania ferred to and had six , hildren. stated that she had many to prance, - ' gence has been received from Rare announcing the sent £1 to her husband to enable him to come home, arrival there of 300 Stundistand Melokans disaentera, and that hie brother-in-law had also sent him money, The new Belgian Royal Observatory 'to be constructed at Isieken, on one ofthmiosst elevatel'euni.inght,ttiti:eyeobl.tcfroh If 2so,oootoh PeßlTtowhkeeao are eeeiato fbear which he must have misspent She believed that the points in the neighbourhood of BrusseD. Tile cost girl and her husband had walked from Bristoi to professing evangelical opinions. of construction is estimated at 1 00 noOf Liverpool. The witness had repeatedly asked her - : .-0 ' The liens of Connaught has promised to present husband to let her know where the girl was, in order Mr. A. r Arthur, MP, has laid M memorrug wen that she might make some reparation to her, and at Portsmouth, but no date has yet been fixed for Me when he told her that the girl lived in a house in Leineatert of a new Methodist chapel about to be c ected 0 ceremony, new colours to the 12th Regiment, which is stationed Pravis Street, she made inquiries there and had writ- The Committee of the House of Commons to inn talismans on evacuating Djuma, handed the ten to the girl's friends in Bedminster, but had not quire into the Law of Libel have appointed town over to the Bulgarian Militia, notwithstanding rec&ved an encouraging reply. —Mr. Aspinall spoke Attorney-General as their chairman, that it belongs to Turkey. in terms of commendation of the kind conduct of Mrs. • , -. hingtou The Vatieen intends establishing an apootolic dw During the late session of Congress at IA dB Dobiaan, and said that he would remand the case, .. .-, • - 1 bew • -6,r, legationat Tirmiya, the capital of Bulgaria, and Prince 3,2 e, bilis were Introduced, 7, on y . mtug , the girl to hem the meantime taken to the workhouse, , 0 • till next ion. with a view to her complete recovery, and in order '""` that further inquiries might be made with the object The Hull Town Council, have by 37 votes to 7. the. g,mg 0,,,,, theAlexand..y.er luta promised out to place any obsteele id A buy named . •ibson, while walking along thl of rendering her some amistance.—A gentleman in carried • resolution to petition Parhament iii gieesr canal bank the other day at Climate; fell We VI court, a missionary, who attends daily, also premised oi Mr. Stevenson's Sunday Closing. kill. - ---t water. and was drowned. . 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