The Warwickshire Herald. — 1892-09-29 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

LIII. Ta • 1,0.11 •1. 11111 - 11: a tattle ,a 1 aam,alt -ee, aad el. on -tall •eel • I -ac C 'a..S and eve:de_ a t waier i ia •,a. .‘ A, • r h ,! I.or .•at fUliti i. Mr. a _ e• i" • aloha Baelel! a 5,..: fevein in of :iC a .. aaae- a:11 Li 'la: a- a'a la as.•': iaose ianal ‘kri at die IV...l:het-ea, •'"" I '''" ii"' '!`r '" •,I I I -cv.: . 1 'laa ¶iialeesrteed oy elot ll,' I i,ll •S' •1 t 11 Iti lOt‘o sincik taaa 0 a riao,Si ho .I.e. 'as eta: attl'Ot“ i laO ale-C., Mitt ala at Out a'aedd thank ,l• aS IPr."-, "'' '1.:".1 she the Silo then: : ice t .e.a•tr a:oh', 7 ::. tli.::1 it. ,I 1•1 re. 1.2.1 (3.2 ,ti.l It ~y hanl who, in a:a aa. .1110 1101114 i't their 'at at „,11 but it as, hail- ale! 'Salti..:ta otie ta ,V 111•111 sitteth l't..e.,i7t; I t11;11 went rata the el •set :in slid: the • t: a•• i ae a • ,!: • I. :nib." door, and she did :tot azain -ee 6110 rao &dines) sv:': Lad I:aHY 'lo,'""!.' .lii not in lea lau I.—ln r the and speaial hymn: :eel 3.lth -,114 C.,ronce, Nit.. Hoe: t: !.e. said a •1 cc iced 1t..1 be.,11 in tho II nt•ae since Apt ii. lie:. In .I.l,ekel .0) ii.ll oar 6 la .) mllll she had hever laO 1 n vs.:: be :rat lie ca. r thr,,ten • her life.—Eleanor E iasa,:al-, depcs,:ti cca-e.i. 0a S 1 evenWiLliess Wok, to the ela,t2E, and a.:l .ieatting the deor she foam! the deceased ther.:. S -juke to her, .but aas.eho a'i.l not an-wer becauto alatmed, and cal! al :d r,. Parker, anoThee ihmate. Nit,. Parker afterwards went with her to dO-et, Anti en lightino a match she said, " 011 ! ite poor .!.larta %Varwiek, and elle ha.a cut her thro Diteeiltk?d WlLti sitting on the seat. le the afternoon she &Of deemsed coming put of the e!..ier, and she th,:t compinined to her V( someone gettiutt her out of ti-c tailor's shop, adding " that it was more than she emuld bear.' She seemed in , very low spirits, 'iii,! burg out eryiug. Witness left her cryiue. and did not airtin see her alive.—By the Cormier : Deeensed dial me enelein of any ill. ireatnwnt.—thrai Pratt (inmate) Abe knew the deco:end, and on Sundaty meraia:g she saw her eharpeninga kihife on Vie step. She said to her, " Are you sharpenino it to cut your beet with,- and she replied. " If I don't want it for my. beei, I shall want it before the day is out." She then tried it on her thumb, and witness' warned her not to cut her. self with it. She did not threaten to cut 1. -r throat ; with it.—ln answer to the Coroner; Mr. Hogg said several knives were kept in a drawer hi the old women's room. —Dr. Machin, surgeon, F.rdington, aed medical offleer at the Workhouse, said he had anoern the deco4sed for some years. Ile W.t.4 sent for on Sunday eveeing by a messenger, who said that deeeased lead committed suici I:. He :weeded at iitilte and found deceit:mei dead. She had a large a wound on the left Side of the mek, %Mai had divides! an artery of considerable rite, and the loss ' at blood from that caused death.- -By the Foreman: ' deceased had been in fair health, and there was nothing abeut her to lead tiim to suppose she would commit suicide.--In reply to a jurymin. Mr. Ilegg said deceneed had been employed in the tail ar's shop until reeently, but in consequence of her tr.),liehri ehanteter and her treatment of another eld woman, the matron told her not to again go to the :Moo but L's remaiu in the old vromea's roem.---.t verdict of Suieide while temporarily wae r .turnet.  so II ILL  4, ,t•rV.,O Wt.r, ‘,21. I At Soc. I.ill Chapel u Sc .'v. the p.-or hoth in the morniog• and it. t 'hark. Loa liee (jla.ter). The t' c' i.•.• tast• fully thourzh t q prefug ly de.crated ..eors, fruit, ev,.rgreens, and r The ,o_t ;;Oo•ry •r ikdt With cer.ials :tad Unit, retie,.,l w,th sit!flon • rs a 1 se trlet . gtelloli,: the pulpit with cereal+ grins and other trait and step h.d b.kt ot tie, ci, while the : Communion table was col:SlP:al:ins by the presionv • several large leav, s, aiOuna Which Were tasterully :,rringed fruit and flowors.: Ou- either side et th • hollow pyranfidg, &eked wit h f ujr, wers !MI cvergri•ens, thee:icily tv-ingoixeipie.l wth whit if+. The galleri., a-re it-.'.. .nea with ccrealo crergreehs, and the a, .s brark,ds wore ern tmerited with ,ivreath6 Ilaa trlanglts of a like n..tute. The whole produced H eery pl,,tsifez oesl tho,e woo were iespoasilde for the deCorations aro to .: e congratulated upon the very satisfactory result of their labours. In di: morning the preacher adaucea lessons from the parable of the sowsr. Having related the circumstances under which diA, the first of Christ's parables was mld, the preacher said that ! although Jesus Christina not sit in SO many wmas, ! .• [am the sower,- lie came to this earth to sow in , men's hearts the