The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1888-11-24 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

TRA D. 1•1•1 . —On Monday after noon, Mr. F. R. Moore, horongh coroner. held am inquest at the Stag and Oak inn. the Cape. se the body of Jarneg Buckley. aged 31. of 13, The Saltisford, who cornmitterl SU icicle on Saturday he drowning himself in the canal. —Sandi Buckler, wife of deceased. said her hnshand wae a bakei, and was 31 years of age. He went to bed on Friday night about half.past nine. beau. his head was had, The doctor was with him frorn half-past nine until ten o'clock. during which time he was suffering very mach. He said he wanted W die. he did not want inediciee. The deceased fell asleep. but wakened up just before one o'clock. tie heard the wind Mowing. and said he supponed Richard had not entered up the dough. and he meat go and de it Fir got up, plat his trousers on. and went dews stairs. She followed gaickly after h,n, but could not find him. She lid-arched ahnot and found the door, leading from <n« nhop and through the bakehouse all open. The hakelionie joined the garden, which abutted on the Pie wells. She afterwards saw the gate leading from the garden to the Pigwells wide open. She setit to the Police Station. She also called up the young man living in the house. and he and another younn man searched everywhere. net-Rama had appeared strange at time. Ile had complained of pains in the head. and suffered frorn sickness after meals. He suffered from rheumatism in January. and had ant seemed the same man innee.—Police-constabie Durham Mated that on Saturday last he dragged the canal for the body of deceased_ About lell yards from the Cape Bridge he fonrul the horly lying face upwards. on the tniving.puth side of the canal. He wan unite dead. He had onlv a shirt. trousers. and stockings on. He searched his pockets and fated in thern a two .Maded pocket-knife. There were no mark. of cicleare on the body. Several other members ef deceased's family have cominitWil snicide.—Trie jury at once retnkned a verdict of •• Suicide whilst temporarily insane.•  * TITE Issyrrrre.On-Monday evening the anaosti meeting wire held at the Inatitute. The 1t... A. J. Rinnie presided. and the attendance incintied Dr. E. K. Ronrne Dorretary). W. T. Farthing (treasurer). Dr. Miles Atkinson. Messrs. WE..,.. H. E. Barton, T. S. Morris, Rev. A. Naylor. Meares. F. Caere, E. Nixon, R. Skutt. E. Hail, T. Tlickinson. T. Mayea, and L. L. Smith. The report haying been read by the Secretary watt adopted. anti the Try...rarer prreented hisdn'anitial statement, which ahosseti that after paying the syorking expenses a ~,all balance remained I. hand.—The electidn of c.c.., was then prnevwde, with. Dr. E. IT Bourne was reelect.ed a.  coo. rem..., ne 'secretary, and Mr. F. Myer wae elected trregarer 1,. place of Mr. Farthing. who retires. On the motion of Mr. J. L. Smith the old committee Iran re-elected en Moe. and Messrs Morris. Skutt and Barton were appointed auditors for the ensuing year. A new set of relre were enbmittori by the revising slab.committee. and after some verbal 3,Wfstions. orggested by Mr. Evans. were paswel. Tinder the new rule, the financial year will end en December 31st. instead yf Nnvernher 17th. and il was decided thst the rates of .bscription should remain nnaltered. Varions.ggestions were made as V. the best means to he adootml by incresee the attractions of the upper morn. with a view to induce a larger attendanee. but nn definil, arrangements were marle.—Votes of thanks were unanimously reseed to Mr. Evans for the acmi. ance he had given to the reviwion snboornmiOre. 41 Mr. Farthing for his able services as treanurer. and . the Vicar for hie conduct in the chair. ! Wrerre C.:macrons. Drming the week 30 blanketa and IS pairs of bnots have been given to aged parishioners from the funde Simper., and other charitim The governors of the fun& are the Vicar and past and prenent rhumbwarden, . _  Anzanne Zottieb Denny, Church fel:n.Bodbrooke. bee been elected [roe. ed lisle  WOLVES'. A 11,ve OF Rope Tiei Mervivn was held iv the school-room of the Dentine Chapel on Toevida• evening lard "reek. After tea a meeting wee P.M in the chapel ; M. F. Tomlinvon occupied tbe Chair. The Rev. G. E. Payne delivered a. lecture entitled Men and women in general : and Pone, in particular ;" and the choir sang several