The Potteries Examiner : — 1879-05-31 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

AGITATION. Mad, on the 4th of March last. The prisoner, it demonstrations of loyalty throughout the country. • . will be remembered, killed the old man with a bill- In London the day will be remembered in connection I The North German Gaon, refers to the resent book, in order to prevent his altering a will he had with more important events than banquets and miliGaribaldian agitation in Italy in an article which has grade in favour of her son by the deceased, been be. ' tary manifestations, for on Saturday five more of the attracted much attention at Berlin. The writer, fore wedlock, and she afterwards so burned the body hitherto taxed bridges over the Thames were released after adverting to the demonstration made on the 11th that scarcely a trace of violence could be found about • from toll; a block of buildings, erected with a view inst. by the League of Peace at Milan, examinee the it. During her trial the prisoner protested her to carrying out the provisions of the Artisans' Dwell. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE recently published by the Arena-if' /toad, innocence, and stated that her life had been sworn ings Act, was formally opened by Mr. Cross; and rDE- AT BURSLEIL !dicta a, en which that journal sought to justify the attitude away. The execution was conducted as privately as ! the Westminster Industrial Exhibition was inauguAt the Burslem Police Court, on of the Italian Government with regard to that possible, members of the press being refused admis- : rated by the Speaker. The ceremony of freeing the morning, R•fore Messrs. H. C. GreenwoodTaaa and .li.ii* demonstration and the agitation carried on by ,son. This step was taken, as Mr. Strode explained, 'bridges was performed by the Prince of Wales, who Shaw, W illiam Jery is, a young fellow. was chararced General Garibaldi. The North German Garotte ram- in order to avoid such a scandal to the county as a i eras accompanied by the Princess and her Royal with attempting Hawn-road suicide at Burslem.-Aun [lo .k, zee the article of the Avatar with the late Signor publication of the details of an execution occasioned brother the Crown l'rince of Denmark, and the Dulse a young woman, living in the , stated minas periodical, entitled Tenriereea SL-ion m ca e, and the se of Charles Peace. The scaffold was erected • and Duchess of Endinburgh. The Lambeth, \ aux. that she was returning f rom work along the observes that it refrained from raking why the in an outhouse in the prison yard. Marwood was ' hall, Chelsea Albert, and Battersea Bridge, were Hanal-road at half-past four o'clock on Monday Italian tribunals do not take steps against the the executioner. The high sheriff, the governor of I visited in succession, and declared open to the public.. afternoon. She saw the prisoner sitting on the authors of similar attacks upon the Italian Constitu- the gaol, the chaplain, the surgeon and the warders i There are now only three Thames bridges at which bank near the MUD' Pool. Im edut tely m after- tion and the possessions of neighbouring States. The were the only persons ward ou s she heard a splash in the water, and Present- it is not known ! ;oils are demanded-those, namely, at Wandsworth, article, after pointing out that the English penal whether she made any confession. Immediately on Putney, and Hammersmith turning round saw him in the middle of the pool. male deals much more severely with such agitations, the drop falling, a black Bag was hoisted over the ea. She gave an aMrm, said two men got a rope and as, for instance, the Chartist movement, concludes as entrance to the prison. The body was allowed to pulled him out of the water.-P.C. Walker follows .-"It is certainly worthy of remark that the remain on the scaffold one hour, and afterwards it .8 During the ensuing summer months manyhundreda - arrested the prisoner, and he go ve English Government, notwithstanding the decided was cut down and placed in a rough wooden cell. said that he arres :their holidaysof English people will be spending in no account of himself. - In answer to the monarchical views of the nation, does not so much An inquest was held on the body subsequently, and a France, . and the majority of them, doubtless, will Stipendiary, the prisoner said he did not to, rely upon its moral power only as the Italian Govern- notice was affixed to the walls of the prison stating proceed .. d thither in Use belief that passports are no inclined to do in regard to that the sentence of the law had been duly into the pool.-The Stipendiary t You got in anent &ismer, .. political. y earria ! longer required for Englishmen in that country. prisoner: I had got a pain in toy demonetrattone which de not keep within constan- mt. I From the experience, however, eta Mr. Frederick S. somehow-The head, and accidentally fell in.-Ann Jervis, mother tional bounds. All friends must desire that the I White, who writes to the Timer from Longroy-Gamof the risoner, said her son was a wheelwright, i Italian Government may not one day find its con&