The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1903-04-18 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

THURSDAY-I:More Air- T. Russel, loss At noon witness persuaded tlecseal ti 3 diture of a little money on the part of the Colonel if. Stitt,V.D.,and Moser,. out, suggesting that, a wall, on the :sea. Corporation to achieve what other town* George Wall, and W. S. J. stage would do her good. The &neat all (either small or hove than Birkenhoal) English. stating that she was going to vide e:nerc have achieved long since. Now that the Riding Without Reins-John Devotes was at New Ferry. 'orporation are empowered to expend the fined Cs. Gd. for hissing ridden seven hun- Ada Emma Morgan, sister-in-law sr ui "payers' money on the provision of musio dred yards on his lurra without mob to deceased, deposed that the hiller, a r les seem a little remarkable they are guide the horse, at nine o'clock on the morn- months ago, wrote to her, sailing LIM ~7,1 ackward in corning forward." IL it mg of the 3rd April, in Hoylake-mad. Bids- had gone to stay at her sister's house •-"' oth while obtaining permission to ton, she was suffering from aa• on •. ..ail tial . boo `he music it is surely worth while her sister had called in a doi•ar, o t waa No Light-For having been iit charge of e, act into force, anti thus sup- she said, " This is my sister, who le get'," a horse and cart at a quor' a onist ten, on is more and more being morn- the eye lIIR ot the 4th April.tlilithout a light, mad." The letter further sietel :lasi! ‘Mfelt went. if the town cenn- Thomas Corlett was fined 2s. sa. doctor and deceased's sistcr acre toti, -,. give their attention to the ing to make people believe she age MA' , hfully carry out the wishes Dog at Large.-For having allowed her also that deceased wits being 'totaled. i' 'lm f their electors there can dog to be at large. in Morket-street,Hcylake, followed, and that all her let" ~ that this summer will mitt the w e '-'6,,,sth Marsh. Hannah Lawrence pe was opened. The deceased reenested two' ' `ormances in the parks. "awl "s• " seal all the letters addreend to her. •:, Square gs.rdens se. Alleged Frequenting for Betting Purposes. Thursday, 2nd April. she visited vas' we a band in? lu Two men, named George Williams and and appeared to he suffering from delsell.' ends committee go Thomas Rutter. of West Kirby, were Man- 14 the street she pointed to two 11'4. • ' selection or the mooed for having unlawfully frequented and she said were dogs set to Iva(h he • • 't is imperative used for purposes of betting Dunraven-road, left the next day, without sa:ang w 1,...., es of proper West Kithy, or the 6th April-Police-con- was going. She had never one one desires stable 158 1 Yule, arid that about twenty intention of committing suicide. oleos, pain- ?Pinnies so one on the afternoon of the 6th Margaret Prince, matron oh ihe t to thou. April he was in plain clothes ill Grange. Nursing Institute, stated tha tla ilasa7, a plenti- road. Vu-it Kirba, when he saw the defend- took up the position of 11u-.5e5 That isal,...' t these ant Williams come mint of the Dee Hotel, tion in December last. On the , per. and followed him. In Dunraven-road Wil- deceased went to nurse a ease ..t acorn hams met the defendant Rutter, who handed and when she returned to the tnal.,n., at him a slip of paper. Witless was about 20 the lot April, she appeared to ha mos yards away et the time, and followed Wit. from the delusion that someone ole Items into the park, where he accused him to poison her, and also that ohs wet of betting. He also accused Ratter.-Mr. suffocated with the fumes ot sulllinu• ". F. Lees defended, end submitted he had complained that she could not resent' case to answer. hocause the officer had bailee without protection, and seal., ano evident* of frequenting. Williams would send for the police. When 1 tatting man.-The magistrates dm- lett on the and April she i•eemai,t,'"--; the ease, ea there was insufficient spoke rationally, and witness on as ' eider it necessary to forcibly dews t' 'shy Temper.-John Carman was John Midgleti of Ela'aleier-tMI• it having ill-treated and beaten man at Lore terry pier, state.. .. floylake-road. Morton, on the Saturday, 4th April. he WaS OU dt,ao. •ice.conototoo 232 ~ooeteo.. stage, when about 8-20 p-.n. j.a,,,27. about quarter past one on woman attired in a nurse's 11 She 2nd April he was in- stood on the stage apparently ow:al?:._!:•i„. .. is on was ill-treating two boat. When the 8-30 boat O ad, Moreton. He went arrived witness lust sight ei ue` air ~nt, in charge of two the boat. had left witness faundatioova,o aaure too, we wits tug room a nurse's cloak. boum„;. 7t: ip. ‘,......" id found several search for the owner a:is I.l2Saa a belly, as if it buinne°' ; ,r• are were also ems) :needle.) csa • • . Captain li , „ r aa, • .vge Evans mission hiunch "Good Ches..... ' on Sunda, sth April, r'- ',.... a dle. cormsaw Setho body of the deceased 1.. es. ---, --a t strike about two hundred von,. :Is 1... ...., s.saa Rock Ferry pier. T ahe bo. „.. "''`'" and conveyed to the mortu,r). , neive the -.Evidence was given la, Ps'--'--"-;' I - -I. - -----"l ' ''' ai Chum es, si •o took pea-- •" ticles found on the par. Dr. William Iser ;as, pit'' •a".`" genii. of Birkenhead. este! do aide a posomorice, eximareatoe, ' 2,,,,„. eased, and Omni that she re '-osPhyria, through inuoerrou. „ eines of the brain adhered. '2,1,i; -kelt, and in places to the 04.`isi -.hint arcs degenerated. ' • his sate the deceased. 'Z,, dd ,l be hilt reelooo,-; -a the ecoditien we" V. as 'd that the 4"s"---whilst itoor as..ra_S-..........-. tatal, • illieaf_!•;., esiO saaad. . iiik . . ,