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Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1902-02-14 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

DOD- indictable offence., 285 perrons hove bout apprehended. and 1.679 have been numnoneil as follows :—Adulteratioo of food mid drugs. 8; assaults on constables. 19; common amanita'. 70; creelty to animals. 7; cruelty to children. 1; Disease of Animals Art. 9; Explosives Act. 4; night poaching. 1; hay poaching. 17; Poaching Precention Act, 5; iiighincye. 173; locomotive. : 13; bicycles. 17; drunkennem.. 606; permitting drunkennem, 6; refusing to quit. 16; offences during prohibited Inure, 20; Mines Act. 8; eactory Act. 2; offences in relation to dugs, 118; faernen tory V.:duration Act, 141; malicious damage. 54; deserting Army. 3; Sunday Obrierviince Act, 10; ' Town's Police Clauses Act, 97; county bye-law e., 298; neglect of family. 2; paupers refusing to do task work, 3; railway offences. 4; Revenue laws. ' 2; Public Health Act, 6; steeling animals. 1; stealing growing fruit. 2; begging. 17; sleeping out. 31; gaoling, 158; on enclosed premiere. 6; frequenting. 3; other offences of vagrancy. 4: Wild Birds' Protection Act, 1. Of the foregoing. 1.745 were convicted; 39 withdrawn. 177 dismissed. and 3 otherwise disported of. Fines weie imposed in 1,703 cases, and imprisonment in d 8 Under theleading of quaa-mimitial pn:credings. the report records that 138 applications have been made; result, 122 orders made and 16 applications dinnimed. In addition to the foregoin.;. 2.860 summonses have been served for non-payment of rages and other civil matters and ease., not included under the preceding heads. Thirty-two warrant', and ZO moramonses have been desk with fir other forces and divieions. Inquests.—During the yew 31 inquerte ho-se been held. The came of death may be chuoriflcd as foible.: —3laneiaughter, 1; suicide. 4; colliery accident.. 3; accidentally falling. 4; accidentally burnt. 3: accidentally poiiioned, 1; drowned. 4; cold and exposure, 1; run over by train. etc.. 2; . migoested. I; accidentskr killed hom injuries 1.-mired. 1; and natural causes. 6. In addition to thew. 43 caws were reported to the Coronet, in which he considered *sesta iumereirmity. Fire—Daring the year six Ares have occurred. &Mg damage to the amount of £3OO. Insecure Property.—Twelve dwelling-houses. *tr., have been found insecure. The population of the division at the preeent tune is 41.530, and the area is 52,069 acres. The strength of the constabulary in the division is 50. consisting of our superintendent, one inspector. one detective-sergeant. eight uniform sergesnts. and 38 conatables. and one supernumerary constable employed at private ousts
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1902-01-24 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

NUISANCT AT THE OUGHTIBRIDGE GREAT CENTRAL RAIL WAY STATION.- -Sidney Wrtgg. a mini...-. of Oughtibriclge. was summoned fix commi:ting a nu•since on the Great Central Ittilway Station. at Onglatibridge. on the 24t11 Decemh,or.—Willter PcppJewell said that he tries the statienmixter at Oughihridge. and at MAO p.m. on if hrislmaxeve he Was in duty en the station platferm in plain ekithes wailing for the %at down train from &ref& A. Win lid in the office he heard someone trikitig very loudly outside. end fecund three men on the platfoim. He saw the defendant. who acted rather suspiciously. and ei:g.mittelthe • nuisance he was charged with in fee nt of tie.ladies'waitng-room. Wailers went up to him. and asked him what he meard by such disgusting conduct. Defendant thra b--gait to use bad lan• guage, stating that the witness was no -- good ' to the company awl no -- good to the country. ; Ha (defendant) followed witness all over the pla•ferin. and sued very bad language. • A young man named Dawson corroborated tit- station. master's eyidenee.- -Freddy Smith stated that he I I was with the defendant the whole of Christina:. -Ye. and he committed no nuisance on the Statioll is COMp:ailietil of.--Croseexamined. witness said 'hat he Wan in his (difendanes) cotnpany when he offence Was committed. (Laughter.)- Defetihalt wax fined Ws.. or 7 days. ATTEIIPTED SUICIDE AT BURNCReSs.-- •  Tuna M. iii a labourer. of Barnenwa. was charged. in custody. on remand, with having at tempted to commit suicide. Superintendent Bielby stated that the prisoner had been under the cure of the dortor at Wakefield gaol. and the brother ef the prisoner, who keeps an inn at Bunwross. was present. and he atited that he would look after the prisoner as well as was able; and. rattled Mr. Bie!by. "His only failing os drink.!"—Th, prisoner premised to keep off the drink in future, and he ants discharged. A
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1901-05-31 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

TUESDAY.—Before Ald. 8. Roberts (iik sod Mr. R. K. t3tephtetiou. i  ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT WINCOSANIL • Hall, Joseetie serveet, Wirmbask was with haviag attempted to measatt Weide :tar ineobaak on the 27th May.—Wea. Piader.• awalder, residing at 2. Johmass street. Lower Wineobeek, stated that on the 30th April the priamer, Nellie Ball. sow to lodge with him. It was is seam of wassedsg aid to hist that he took her Is. At 11.15 cs Weds, neraies the prisoner had a fainting It The whims assisted br outside 11M. aod afterwards read ler os the foie. While he ma going to fetch INC • drink she seised • bottle earstaisiag same kin 3 of oil and drank a parties et tlse matesta. The witaese took the bottle out of leer Mad. and fetched a neighbour in. A doctor was hamedietely masa to. and he gave her.. emetic. Tbe vitamin mid he heard that the prisoner's =other had tamed her out.-21se father at the primmer, who was now sdied, seated that he fitly named what his daaghter MA been trying to do. 'The primmer awl hoe mother had a few weeds, sad the beam draw said she would go to the Weetheme. Ma was 41 quite willing to Ulu her heck and War after hr. but he hoped dr would do dilbrent.—The Chairman Ito the primmer) : Tau bay this is a arleaisel atom. and it is our isousdes ditty to see due repie des% do it. It we allow you toga. will yea prembe you was% arid waist—The ries. mr : Tea. eir.—The Chairmes s Vew well, thin. yes will be ebeaharged. TED IBM Timm /elm ryas, carting twist, ad filseSeld. was emmesed ter having bees amok sad dissederly at Nilleisare es the Oki d May.—PelimusMame Simpeas and Musgrave roved the esee.— The daft/Meat called several artamems. who gave evidence to the alert that he me perfectly ober. —TM Clbeirma said theta was • coatiet of Massa to the atm. therefem they had decide.) to dimwits it.—Jemees Jam, hbourer, ad as tied abode. was charged with Will bees drunk ad disorderly at Deepear on the 26th May.-4'.c. 67/ mid that at 10.40 p.m on the With of May, he me on slaty in llesehester road. Dupes, is company with P.e. Orseldtheepe, when Jones war sees Ole drabs eaulities, behaving in a discaderly sty, with several new and yams nand ma Challuses Have you saythial to may?-710 miaow!: I dm% _hasow awthieg Amst I well ao shesek.—"lfted you duet misbehave mermen sgais." mid the libellous ; and the risme was "dame
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1901-05-31 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

BIIROLAII.B • 111•11ftg. Kest. Mee- esters ea isterday. Merles Imes. alas Delft wee cheated with WOO IAMB( • S reeldswee of Dlr. Seates. la= Iderlfter el Os Adrift. the pewsI witsr • wefts ft his •••••1111 sketly atter seithdpitt. sod WNW, it was his ftwakter. asked •Is that yea, Weibel • Moose= replied la • soft eters *Yes.' The rwroftear wimp wet et bid sad sifted as prism" wift .1?.,• Wed reeisiftes. said t ‘Dowft lftirsit eft lifts is up.. Or. lisater. with tbe semliftwfts el kis datable% *Oft* lows's hew& hefted Ma awl tisk blee-iledike paler statift. Ow him wow haft geld mg Aver breaftft. odd aim ka.. whieh Its had eftfteetsd hews sewerbe ihs preestatse's Wrests. the Weft* the pleassater's beans Orb re lesr=ft es • III•• was td. wind* teed 'I haft- after lied • geed 'phase ft psnow yet sod I heft ma • wares ewe sow. It is only ler,the likes el yea is pet • Hebei by tainsg lies. win. 'Ask wed It Ora bs sifts yea. seek sad ye sheU led.' Let apse oak fre Warily ft Y. Would yea phe *so tag P Tea would set. Twe des% are if wdolics • hailer Orem. tea sheep ha welfts' ?mos'. ril= OB.o—wiress. who tweftptsar. wee  Peribee, Igo pater ed the °festal hien es "the mow sr" MR higiy* was piss thumb lb Wise Int Ilesibr ~woe the I•••• •INIPMA Ike usefermst wilini• • braes ▪ sed sirs blade& The eibosaic Bdistod boy bes whoa et ilailfez with a mash et 15.154 suds. Ibis le the WC Nee id IN sods is that elder be mg to Link. irigerli"Lfor the Juno masa Aa Apilsala dastsaarlArmy suicides priosile In Sipa et the guise* time. Is ems sees two Wen, karosteSarsi • ski at tweedy-ask tied =and them *spieled • dew thews to pieces.  leselle ohm ee lee War Ofllos la imminent. The ortedureeelt bowstliption has completed ito mos. sii%lllo6 aro strongly condemned. beedes le mew • heat. mom which le Mb beer Wait. le le Wilillirg. TIVIreISCUTO Ea*. a. U' a 11147. thatylf tothLegiceildssal bt to IL. haa heam grawaneo. UAW 011Wrat militated to the University et Lillibli. MS NOSivild a very valuable legacy teem this Is Mame esiree. comehedee et 0,0:41 ere • lege wren el WM. *Ws NA whew weeks of let. brokie• • esholies eelleeties ta relorml awl mineralocical specimens.  iiiNli
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1901-06-28 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

STIFF FINE FOR GAMBLING.—At the was a patient requiriag special care. and eri ry Bettatry Borough Court. on Thursday. before the mine ire the inatiestinn had signed a paper Itltivb Mayor (Dr. J. F. Horne). Wm. Foulstone, tram stated that she wail suicidal, said a...ht never met' Daf6eld• wan lined 2).' and ensta for haying gambled st pitch and tens, on the 9th inst.. in he hot sight .4. . fledworth med.—Dna:dant had given the name Tlw Coroner said there weisid prnbobly he a of "Jnhn Demand," and the police bad had greet set,- oaric,.tent inquiry elsewhere with regard to difficulty in tracing him. the monan'a escape, in addition to the inquiry be was nnw bolding. He ilia 04:t want hinted( or the jury to take advantage' of being 1.114. after the crtut. If they had men the place before that woman eseepeal. they would most probably have ...onside's:l it safe, in tlw *arse way as did the &enmities who lank the yard. and ordoed the patting up of the railings. Dr. Kaye mid the ;streets were mot outside the I.:bugs daily. Each individual patient. whither if euieidat tendenciett or not, had s walkout in parties. The chief thing was not to confine pations. Ina tit give 11:0•41 *n much fancy a,  • The jury &Demerit& inapeeted the yard bum oiler, the woman ...rated. On their return Dr. Kaye wet Pworn, and I.:lid decesaed. when direb.ogel ifllo3 the Arylam five fears Ivo. had recut tied. Ititettly her rskupe on Tuenclay because haulm art...R.llpda were taut out to ucour the neiglile.dthniel. Whites. could girrno explanation am to how the wane nescaped, and b•• slot not [dame anybody in ocianeetiins with it. The jury ritarned • verdict That dereane.l wie I killed hy being ran °Vet by a train on the (treat initial Railway near Waileley Itriagt. Ale being at the tinir a lunatic and having eiutiptd front the linstli Torkehhv Asylum; but ae to bow deceated e•cait,l their in not etiflleient • \ +des, ta. hoe."%
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1901-06-28 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BR.U)FORI).  In a sad Cal,. ;thick came hefore the Bradford City Bench on Honday, Polly Turner. 26, &meow servant. of 601, Otley Itoal. firaiford. was (barged with having attempted to commit suicidu tin. maned weak and ill in the dock. where she was accommodated with chair. andveren a drink of water front time to time.- -Mr. W. U. PurnelL of the Tows tlerles Department, Yaml that the prisoner wail • native of Rotherham. where her parent* lived. lb. 213th June she went torten. and, cat her throat with a knife, inflicting a wound and ' entwine nicking tbe wiailpipe. Tbe pain of the nature of the act changed her mind 4-und up the wowed and went downstairs to resume bst houselintd ditties Sidnequently abe was men by a doctor, on whose directions she was conveyed in the ambulance to the Brailked Royal Indrnanry, Dr. }Libber( said he found she had an incised wetted acmes the throat 24 inch long. She had washed the wound and bound Lee neck with an handkerchief, so that the set did not transpire an 11l some hours later. Si... seemed to be very &messed in mind. He asked her why she had dime this. She replied. "I don't know; I have been so ineretir."—The • r was ressandnd until today, the tk4poLl remarking: "Very liken eonsesweethosat is at this bottom of her nalacia • Dose.  PRINS DIX SOCIETY DINNER AT 141 NOMA NS The animal dinner of the Lord Milton Lodge of the Midfield Equalised independent Druids was held on Satanlay evening. at tie Talbot Hotel. Wincobank. The company numbered about 60 members. Bro. Joseph Phipps Cymru! vice-pesWenn presided. an 1 he was supported by Bras. '(1. Allaop. Dr. Toyne dodge surgeon). .11.mrkinsi (lodge presidenti. J. E. Davison (lodge ascretary),. an dother officers. During the evening the Chairman, on behalf of the lodge. presented ma ilnoted framed emblem to Dr. Tayae for his airrioes I to the society during the pant seven yews.
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1900-05-18 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

UNFORTUNATE WOMB WELL WEDDLNO SPENDING THE HONEYMOON AT CATO/FM.  A oomaiderahle ti-Za-wee oc7c-ie.on Monday, at the Rotherham West Riding Court inquiring into the cdrevismetances of a case of 'matrimonial infelicity from Caitiff,. Wilfred E. Wilkinson, sun of the landlady of the Plough Ina, Catcliffe, IMP enviumomed for the desertion of his wife, Dottie A. Wilkinsoa, oa July Srth Wt. Mr. Leonard, Barnsley. appeared for the complainant, and Mr. W. M. Diehard defended. °complainant's case warn that she married on May Bth. IBA and went to live with her bullhead at the Plough Inn, Oitc:iffe. They lived unhappily together, and between the time of the marriage and the month of July be sauce than once attempted to commit suicide. in consequance of their relationships they left the public house and went to live at Poplar Cottage. On July 26til the defendant turned her out. saying he wen going to sell the furniture, and he would not provide fur her. He pee away the food and part of the furniture, and pecked np a portmanteau with his clothing. Since that time the complainant had lived with her father Defendant had offered to take bar back, but it was argued that this wail not bona-tide. He made her an offer on July 9th to allow her El per week, and half of the value of the furniture, which was to be sold, and for them to be parted for three years. When they married ft warn expected that the linebead d bemuse the tenant of the Plough Inn, but this aveeweit had not been carried out. Defendant lad since said that he had broken his mother's heart by getting married, and had more than mice, by taking up knives and going into rooms, led his wife to Wire* be was g= commit suicide in the house. Owing to his the complainant dared not live linger with him. -Samuel Doak, greengrocer, father of the coinplainest, also gave evidence—The defence was that there Lad been foolishness on both eides, and that the wife wee not content to stay with her bastion& having left him three time in the first three moths of the marriage to go home to her parents at Wombwell. The (Inertias was denied, aid it wee stated that the defendant had still the home with the furniture read,. and had repeatedly *eked his wife to come back. Defendant was • and denied that he had attempted to cos. it suicide, or that his wife had sera him with • penknife or a carving knife up his sleeve for that purpose.—The Beach adjourned the cue until June 11th for the parties to Dom, to an agree. moat.
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1900-08-31 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

WEL HAI-WAI. /yeah/4 °meg" Mu" even ''''' w" e"""" withdrea utterly dammed at the cowardice of FM/wig , v English' that his camaltiee in occupying this place of the brain mel • fractured skull. On bearing Of this port, winch was considered b.•• Very well," I replied. and as I went forth I awe off arr./I-the bread Pk" in the direction of filo sad we were all very agreeably en .trisol to tind , .., , a on the threshold a a... Maid in tlee Renal livery Moo Beriaeotommaewed ck• itukusa-. . _, yeaterday were _Wounded, Deeded, Lieutenant W. G. of the brim., condition of Lowe, Juice committed men to be an invaluable acquis.i.tion. two or trine* bed come to; sentient, the trusted Ilitustee to another too or iv, ourdoers. ' anu ereamod vengeance nu I bet env lip, for Meted of giving me an-rZne; to the biding-place army meant wife. Talbot C Lieutenant, W. G. Tarbet), Ist Yorkshire suicide by hanging himself. year` ago. Mr. Walton sap: It ta Pavevt'Y ar- 41110010 e with his Sovereign. that am a ""a wu twirl." Tbe Ita3 w" t's le inir a le. 'naught ue the false tern. his words tidy tended to increase my mistrust end petty full al ma. Dot the shell and opiate. kad bel February. 1900. Nothing animal 5._.,. Mounted Infantry, slight, and 13 men. We bad wai 13deg. ei knit led night. Health of troops in the _ eessilde to torpedo bouts at any point, which Vague:, hail me miseionhotof ttleee eteathiLfeeZeof dee drama. H... ao.„ heeteem hie wand moo what makes it comparative.v airless as a naval basis eccentric old statme.oin. w i . . night love expected! I lose and slowly walked P•psel as though guided by the hand el,.l_ari. newel. The Boer. indulged in about eat hoer's. from is wiry g,,, ..,,a .. eemeoed. lea thank.
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1900-03-23 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

CHAPEL. no objection to the rules then.-Robert Beard said entrusted with the approval draft of a meet important earn, tasty with a Pour. It is in a sealed The Sunday school prise distribution of the baonderwauaaanamagel*Yead by Mweaaras his Crowley Yon maths ICia.oth, slot envelope .and he dose not know its nature. Whits it above place took phice on Saturday night, in the February, to tine ti, defendant 2e. 64. for a mob ell. Mt A. It u.P°6 ws "Mu la, friend Dane' °gla' whh "awl Hut?'" strict '''''utruMa' W- -11 ' , breach of the compaay's rube. On this oecarion he Is Merin' • eattager_e ter" 11,__•olFtm'cut",____,,ThuatuNi__,..., ,_i_tulb J. Wrue presided, and distributed the prism at , „,_ „end., pee in his notice, but ofterenenhe to a. him, 'and '''''a '' arm..." ''' 7.. ''''''` ''''"-' the thee of a very saccesdul come Art given by the I ""." "'s .)‘. withdrew it. mein' be would pay the floe, which am'ile rate- dOcidtba fcsafraPlooraabemdadacaawatoeco iwaililstbaleothaest"efte• Sunday school scholars' the maw" Part °I —I be did-Frank Turner end he came from Lincoln. osbut7. Haase sod Geoffrey kutob together, but ffratennotraawar h'isil 'and". the dim*" °I Mr* Fef• . About six tie ago he was employed by the the Was retains to the Yemen Offies he dame= i , and the drills under the =roam „ gm. Ha months ee, be nbnine abb day a deg tam o his honor that the draft treaty hes either been Miss Durham. Lome, merry r... ther...* by gnat awe.. gainh, theF.ehdd.romeenli., erzgee.t.,,,Daainareffedee end . 7reormdsks. sa.laLiwngutheill. foreman told tot wzi: ho: ..the stolen or las teattat.d., he know. that if that document fana into the bands ohoiaing manner. Nine A. Tonanteen. Dimplate.nitad .a.;37 Irmo! fr,rom_wo_rk..i:kg..acoryt a mainatte's notacee. when He at a earl" amba"Y' KaFiaaa will be inevitably fu-'ia-it'sUde- with . PrewWw' Aw via not PP the h -The solicrormirepreselibmtileiga endeolled in war. Recent lurid tearees, the . cleans. en &sinews work for firm- . that most fall upon him whoa the lose idion. mut "Little_i _e A. the company said that the wormy wax repeatedly loPC=ausad the maddest endues of his Mare, 'mad • rut .... ut am te Muttro .‘" warned for Wag late, .6 be knew yellowy well ilia Lang, • ' of neeptimal beauty, with when Clark, W. Athens, and Misses E. Ward, E. Law• ~_, „._ ,__. _,__ ___ ,__ working. ,_ _. be is lin lore. dam him to Molair. OM 40.41, A. Tombeau/lu, M Club, and E. Fairhurst 'a.' aa...rnWilui-Ta —,...-_--.., di.„d a_cm, 1 the sane afternoon, on his return to the =Pap at being lb. performers The children then pee • i____i. h;ed the defettdanri-i2 1,.._ j„,,,„,„_ ..,.. Hampton. be contemplates suicide. At the mooing demi, buldrill, in which the Ter: seemed to "")Zi"..ipm-ift Denkt, wt./more' Lia--3,-7414. _ when he is about to take his life Dudley enters, ray take a ~,,,..at delight, and a e.g ~ .a gy _Ws_ . and light-hearted. se must. Geoffrev es:plena his birdie' .o- " ." Many Ripley, contractor, Waddey ; Fame R. tem, but a k rote clear ;bet matey In. ',coin, by
Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1900-11-09 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ASE. .. IT II DRA W li. -Wm. McCellan. a moulder. and Margaret SleCellan. his wife. and I John Mt-Cell:au. his use, labourer. of Slackhills. Bartiooley. were commune,! by Walter J. Harrison. : Louse agent. of Barnsley. the former .or trendies lently removing garde, aial the other two for aiding and abetting hint-Mr. J. Carrington (solicitor'. asksd for the cue to be withdrawn. He stetted that they were serrol with notice to quit in May last year at Wombwell. but on the 5111 of that month thley went away early in the morning to Barnsley. Since the aummonerx had been mined the woman had sommitted suicide-The ease was iellowei to be withdrawn. SELLING BEEIt TO A DRUNKEN PF:IIStiN AT 1140YLAND.--Corneleue Nightingale. miner. oe Platte ('onion, and George Hinchlilie. landlord of the Rising Dyer Inn. lioyland, the former was summoned for bring drunk on licensed premetes. and the latter for selling beer to a drunken pennon. on thin' 28th of October.-P.c. Baldwin stated that on the date in questinn he was passing the public. buns,'. when he NEM the landlord at the door telling Nightingale to go away home. The landlord then went ingitte the house, anti hen POP came to the door. The defendant I,uoiaed past him and went into the taproom. Witeiesix then followed ham and saw the defendant had been served by the landlord, and had paid for the drink. He told the landlord about it. and he replied that he did nnt think Nigutingale was a• bad as be was. He hind not taken particular notice of him when he served him.- Inspector Birkett corroborated. -Mr. Carrington stated that the defendant pleaded guilty. and that on the date in queetion his wife wax ill in bed, and, and that left him with three rooms to attend to. and when he served the men with beer he aid not think he was an but as he really was-The Bench hum! the landlord 10s. and recto. the license not to be endorsed, and the man 5.. and cede. PEOCI,LeII