Widnes Examiner. — 1889-03-23 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

TIER WREXIIAM DISASTER.—INQUEST, this point. 1 The Coroner's itllilliTy into the Pendwll pi Idisast Itu,yams or war Horm.- -Mr. 'W. 11. Sarni movea Twe,dy II at preeedenre 'shotdd be given M the sopplementary 1 linen and lan, WNTO killed by the ex los which estimates, the yote• on aventint, and the variety, stages of ' Ike Conselidated Fund Bill, and that the consideration oceurreo on tin, 13th inst. F.xtraordinaryPevidence was of [Due silbjects should not be interropt.sl by the stand- , given. tarry, the fireman, said en the moroing of the he' heard ga. blowing e Cm PIN' I,f the ing orders regolating the sitting, of the Mara, Ile .1.1! `,;.‘ok brow. hot ..do° ,o„otio, of it io hi, it was necessary that the estimates for the year should Mr Clayton agent at ths eollierv, said ho had ;weer be einnpleted by Thursday. He apperdetl to Mr. trail- „icie t„' thi„e , the d,t, laugh not to Wand in the way a simply with hi ti expl Wat tercolated th gh ti 0 s intkil for the abolition of religious prosecutions, and anis- e osion. .er iroue en:, Pr'"''''." I and that caused a hissing neiv;. Henry Dodd, a filler, Mr. hiirt a In,val Cmninimion tono) II adruitteil that during the last six weeks he had seen a Mr. tlcantartik prirotested against the taking away "f ciier had gone 0 g nto Marri th ll ereeier m get vate memb p ers rights. Sir 'W. lIANCOPHT .61 4l whose lam t hes thi was in tsam ukow the etcol 'press:km fin wkh the vote on arrount. was a new and e " ' , • ' _ . . .  oby Mrs.Vameron, a „ ..... daughter. Butterworth, the landlady of the hotel, who said that the !dere:vast did ma give any name when he mune to the ' hotel. and she dhl not ask him what kin name wan. it was usual to tako it, lodgers without aikino for their 1 names, and no n " visitors' book was kept itlw hotel. 1 Witness then depmsl to the previous witnem having I ... v •  convict prisms, and asked for information an to the i TUE SUICIDE IN A WARRINGTON dmiinas of the head 4of the Criminal Investigation . Hi TEL sik,!l""i"e"t will,' Mr' M""4"n ,and l'!. e'!”.!"' —MI' 1 On Sat Imlay morning Mr. W. T. Ifusban,l, the oat-num:4 said tna, ltr. liar...bad men exp..' Matt... ; „Alt, in, ~,,, „is pe,,,,,,,,itamea, ang hortonr sotto, • deputy-I'ol,mm ferSout hsWest Lancashire, attended any man might well regard 4,4 calling for some answer, 1 at the Ram', Head Hotel, iloreemarket-st„ to hold and that it was not the Chief Secretary's business to . an intinirY into tin,' einiuMstanwes attending the inquire whether Or. Barr hol made a emunnunivation to tragic death of a matt then unknown. who was the 11.. e office prior to wilding theletter for publication. ! found poisoned in his bedroom at the Ram's Head As to the facilities given to the •"fitnes" witomests, let Hotel, where he load hen lodging,, on the Erblay challenged Sir WillMs, Harcourt, as an ex-Seenlary of evening previous. minter ein•timstances reported in 1 ' State, to my whether in the circumstances he would t,,. tnst t „„„ of ti,„ of.7,,aminer... have refused then. He jte,tified the action of Mr. THE DiSeOVVIIV. Anderson it, permitting Le Caron to refresh his mennory Tine first Wit ne,, railed was Mary Burke • I by reference to his correspondence with that gentleman, e.hatulter.md at ti t., Ito,t el, .d she demMed the. i'lle ' and said that Mr. Anderson, could not be held respon.ible for the use Le Can,n made of the documents. sir it'iniitrvo cam' i 0 I."' not° on th" McliitlaY night W.,1•11.31 flatworm. afterwards further enticing) the Previono. lint did not give any name Ile Appeared condor( of the Government in regard to the Special to heabout tilts years of age. She had never seen Commission Amonot Ono., who followed in the debate . him before, but formed the impinssion that be was ' was Mr. 'P. Ilvaly, who said that if ever a Commission a commercial traveller. Ile remained at the hotel 1 was badly wanted it was one to get at ° Walterism and on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and on the !Crime." ; latter day he appeared to be in low epirits. In the , Tile HOVE Sgrarrs.s SnlAnr.—An amendment by 'seams of that day she ventured an inquiry as to 1 Mr. Latxtuelson to reduce the !tome 81.'retotY . satiny his health, and he replied than Inc was not well. Ile by £lOO was negatived without a diwsion after a. O 1 lio.l a rest On the sofa, and soon afterwants he went I ........ vngorous diarmsion, in the coursed whitth the Attorney- , , , , , , ,e to nett. At Atm. nao-past eleven on the following , lieneral Vehemently denied having been favoured by . .. as guess knocked at the door of his bed- j - ' '