The Forest of Dean Examiner : — 1877-03-30 (Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England)

ACC LESFLELD. • dinal Antonelli—the examination of which has just On Saturday all atrocious murder was committed at been concluded-5 number of great Importance have Maeolesileld, the victim being a girl eight years of been found relating to the personal efforts he made to age, the daughter of a widow named Halton, residing arrive at a solution by which he could have preserved in FSHOB street, Bordstield. It appears that the temporal power of the P. pr. Among the letters Halton, who only two months ago lost her husband, Is one from the Emperor Napoleon 111. worked at Mr. Bamford's silk mill. Poole street. In September last Mrs. Helen Blake, widow, of The father and mother of the man in custody • Kensington, died intestate, without soy known reds(who is a umrried man residing in Paradise street) tine,leaving personally of the value of 1:140,000. live next dour to Mrs, Halton. On Friday the 23rd I The Crown Solicitor took poesession of the Witte on Mrs. Halton was in prisoner's parents house; behalf of the Crown, and issued advertisements for the prisoner was also I here, and Mrs. Haltou made a next of kin, but up to the present time none have am remark to the effect that she was so ill that she would peered, and letters of admintierat ion were granted to nos go to the ntel in the morning, but would send her I the CFJIVLI Solicitor on the 14th inst. only daughter, Mary Ann. On Saturday morning two boys appeared at the mill with a note purporting 1 Fifty or sixty people (a correspondent of the Pioneer to be signed by film Halton. requesting the manager • 'totes) were crushed to death tat the religious fair or to pay them her wages, 12s. 3d. The meneger, 1 mile held at Ajoodiya, near Fyzaead, in India, on having some suspicions, refused to do 80, and in a !Sunday, the 25th of February. The crowd of [tam few mieutee afterwards the girl appeared for her I Pilgrims from all parte of India was enormous, en. mother's money, which was paid her. She left the I ceeding half-menlhos. Owing to a rare uonjunction mill, saying she was going home, but some hours of the planets, which occurs but once in seventy years, afterwards her body was fouud in the canal, near the I this festival was of peculiar tanctity. Hollins Bridge. There were several titlarks of violence I A 81•11GICAL M Van:RT.—One of the chief subjects of about the body, and the pocket of the f rook was I discussion among the medical faculty in Dublin Is the cut out. Front information afterwards received by , prolonged existence of James Byrne, who was stet bed the police they went to the homte of the prisoner, tient,' on Wednesday week, in some six different places. lii or Lees, cotton operative. The prisoner's wife's sister, near the region of the heart and lungs, the stabbing Kelm; the police outside, madethe remark thatthe pot cm being alleged to have been committed by one or more were in the street, and asked, "What wae up?' The pri- Italian sailors, The wounded man is understood to !toner thereupon rtmhed f rout the hou-eend settled await, be breathing through the wounds inflicted on him and and wae not seen toe several hours. is, the interim eonte through time, almost excluslyely. Altogether the cents further evitleace Wad escertatned, and the polio, went to one of the most extraordinary on record. apprehend Lees. He was not at home, but they found The details of an extraordinary attempt to commit him in an adjoining outhouse with the door locked. It suicide were on Monday made public at the Lambeth Was burst open, and he was taken into cuetody. The Police C where st man named Smith WPS Gh two buys whe applied at the HIM for the motley identified with that offeourt,uce. The landlord of a coffee house in the prisoner as the man who sent them with the w blaoklea note, which Wal written in pencil. Weetroineter Bridge road, where the prisoner had .9. d pencil as found upon the prisoner. Another boy epe lodged for sone time, related how he was startled by ale to seeing an explosion of gunpowder in Smith'e bedrootn, and the prisoner walking up Windmill erect, leading to the cruel, in company with a girl who upon going thither tound the prisoner ranch burned whom ho describes, and and the room consider the damaged. A paper ael.nowthe clothing of the deceaeed girl answer. the ledging an intention to commit suicide was found on description given, there was found on the canal bank, a few yards from where the body was discovered, I the floor, written by the prisoner, who was remanded. a basket, hi which was a dish, and which one of the I