Denton & Haughton Weekly News, and Audenshaw, Hooley Hill, and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1875-08-27 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

LIVERPOOL., , 7- :  .A t-f6e :Li verpotel polieeeeour t, ydsteritty;_i li man named Matthew Cunningham, who had been previously convicted by the court was coininiiled.Tor.-trial` o_o4 the aseiele for robble:g n sailor natnOsTifitir;?.B , to.(mlpti . of 7s and then cu'tiang his throat. .., : A. brioklayer's labourers nametljtobert,Pereell, Note oharged with 1 a ferocious assault on his wife.; TA. ' ~, , „ prerner:raturned.home drunk on Wednesday night 4 and, bolting the door, knocked,down-Abe peer woman, 1 Who was. near her confinement, and 'kicked hersabsfat the stomach in a f rightful: mane me. : -Ho , then called „ his little boy.-to bring a. light, 'fia lee heakille'd his'inaL ther, bat seeing terencleavouring to rise liti-exclaiiff 40h, she'snlive; :I'll kick her dead." • lie then relfnewede his attack iii`tilt-- inattiatt 1-!,:,=.4eti'de. She 4: J last escaped into the heiroom, eu , got out of the win-, :.dow,. fibril the, '. ail-I of-- which 4e Tiling, or tboMe" minutes, until reseed,.-ii!ileii,eeilitt*ttiefs, . Whet:ear- e.. :rested, the' prisoner reniarked" I'll hang for her ye vet 1 and I don't • care how- Setin."-L-The',liiite4o:Was 'of mended,' the injured Woman. being in a 'dangeromiel . . k Oondition. - - . -.-.- i . ' 1 -r.- -, eil ebeei.eteent oti I e1.A.1 A--OliTielA vi ' ' _rbasOfi , .ere 4. tek..l Hier Lel etaiveiw A. .; V v H el ' STR A:NE . iS4Eriensr.:°W: :tr ' ' 'I 1J .., /1. 1!...:1?...i ineene'„) I,ooe 4, .(1: Te-e. ' ;eel eigoA—.Lnele"tee7-f-"-J7. n 170 D ~. ; ftlo-11 An ineneet was heldaktel.3utneyeeteeMonclity, on AO r.)4,04r0g ,Els.'44-51.1.47§1-11#13,114kpaT1 6'Years', Pf.4o,Canteri ~....i..", 6ereelteeele-.Jiillenreai :whir 'Ayes. found drowned In Utile I' reetericereStitardarbel,ttioses-Gib.On,'ft ligifterMaiiil,l.T3 ; ittg Ueriii• '• mnitMitiitent ffied `the'ti. ly 114-tll-alt".~ aaughter. Ile last saw her alive about, Tievieex- ~,, .e. agkattdohe kttd-i# nOtiiiiik of her death. . ' 1 4 i Chailß'Reid, e,f3roung 'Men, living at HammerscAlaen iheving been duly cautioned by the Cormier, elect,e.d. be sworn, and iitated thalThe hed knoivn the decesaW by sight for -eighteen mOntha;;.bgtethat he had known-:. her to speak to her and, be in heteompany fifteen,or:-,7 Sixteen daxeetHe last saw her alive on Saturday:morn-if lug aboutteventy minutes. to five, when. they stood tO•s• e gether on the towing pith of the river ,Themes at Puttr'`.l., hey. ile met the deceased on the, previous night (Friday) about twenty minutes or a quarter to nine, at the corner of Langley Lane, Hammersmith. She ' said I have-left a letter for yea, one feretnat fa.theilig.:,. and auother'Auc c,ny mother. au I it is the last thee yon will see Me. Witness asked her why? She. repliedlot ' • time will tell; you know in the morning. A min.:7 ee ute afterwards she met efeir Alert-0 Harboys, whom 'ahe suddenly kisseq,,aminsaid, gefleleley.tiel4lieWeetet ' : you no mote:. She tieee'seat,4,eclio.it'oy:cr.:}Tadmil.e.raiAitti. 'Bridge, witnees* following her, \and eventually walkedelt' c ' on to the towing path. Suddenly she made a Attila tó' get into the water, when witness Aeized her hYSith'ilii;,o :.. arm, And prevented hee.:Stie biegeol"..hitti to let. heeko,_" 7 ' and said that hdr reaSoh for doing so Would be'fouiiall'i if he.went to a Mrs Lircreie;eiellatindress,.who- hat:lib*" `;l' likeneesofi a yOttiig Men named Hedlani. 'She 'then. 1, , ~ , • elle istrugg-tertkiitleWlNAl Tor about h tlf-an-hour to get 4into_the water, until she wee at ierigtli quite worn ;ere out,tellell dOWifdninting. Shortly after reviving she' again tried tTice to junipat4e the water, but was „restrained fife i4.l2FriOless, Nvliq fat length tried to in- e ) duceh'eetcl44'iloine. She consented to go but decided to •' walk_) ,40i Putney ' :1811 44r/towing path, and across Bridge, and 'through Fulham Fields.. They walked ' alOngethelSowingepeth, Medina to go to the centre ofPutneetartageewhee thial!deeemed jumped upon the, Ifiridka fiettpet; :but iiaT hulled back, ,by witness, whe:',": then threatened_ to call soma one unless she carne along.,-,..-1 home.- 'They iOniiiitelon the bridge Until aont hatell, past tkieetoritt qua ter to three O:elock Wale moeni4t,..ie, %Then slie-sd'ine hack on the teiting., path, and begged itness to let her go, as she could die happy. She also 4ttemped to get at his kni_gedeteleeeked him for it, but he refused. She afterwarile asked for his scarf, as shee_,-was'ebrdi and nPon wituess giving :,it her, she tried tau strangle herself With it, but he aealta . frustrated attempt. This last time was about, twenty minutes hal. five in the morning, and she then eNeressed her inteW,e-oi!' .tiorof going straight bane. She begged him not teitti,i, come with her as people in Ha-minersmith might te-.: mark it, andtherthen' .partedi-aboiat ,50 'yards below' 4 the first itott bridge on the tovTaela from rutaey, de- , e• 3ased refusing to go to litsqnol,h4fis::Vyise ..t.114 havei, 9 Jreakfa.A. She thanked 'Mat fg-l'-' looking after her kissed him, and left, arranging inii' eet himi' in the ~, Grove, Hammersmith. Ile never again say . her until,she was found dead., lbecealtedpaid her own. toll, and ,!--r-- : witness his own, in coming over ilaarikuirsatith Bridge.By InSPector Rowe:. Witnesi took no steps in preventing deceased committing snicide by calling the . _ constable on dnty.or.the 'toll-keeper. 4 P Mr Arthur Edward Stain.forth, an officer in her , 'Majesty's calvery'(_caleTre.nquillit 'rerrace, Hammer- : smith. indentified the.4tly as that of a domestic servant who had lived WWI his fi'tinily for three or £914 , ye4re. . ~ .he last witneas prOdilleetlidtter in the handwrit_i_ . ing:of the deceai6d, i`Oii'd' in her box, in which shteral expressed her intention t.1(1 6,eFoirflivine her andg suicide, 734-i-Fris..x Praying to thevAl6igli , .. ents and biiiiiii!!l3.'!.l Ili -o,:l.t.ter, which as ti. yery,elA lonk one, also conteiVelphregraptui to the effect that ',elk-- '.-. she had a good masterlandmisirdes; that She Was 'act V '7 Of her rig" 'nig di*Cr---ga ' QIIIY Q4e friellel 14 the V-9 41101444./tl44t' 31" 8 bl4litt- meet ,; all her friends in 0 heave:al e 1,., , —el-. .T.., t,e.-. -. , ..r . •".::: L1..).1.::;:gei .401. ~aloliee-Jemstable Beale, 12-f V, said tliltiliViigeitil -•-•'''''' ' -.L'd Y 14 ''.l-1.'t400--str:adet,,l Blithey, he ilotietedia Aalifii• 0 woman, Wi.1.00 4,4l,bigiAire&-lii,. 0,1) iftkif*lltr, .prii§ied,oeg • through all street Cato WatieWittiaaild, ''o,la eiiia"" back.agaiu. to thelfoot of P AinW) SUlge andi get/ail/I Windsor-street;',4he Was tti0124./1i Jt , ' ; r.r...ffjil,‘ . Y - ,The jery, after 4 short deliberation,d returned :diet Of ":Snicidei Wai '6 6."4. 'l"4/ ttliti Itiiit4 • It: .' ' ATTAB tw ri • • Ille:COr011:01,0" the witeiesee.Rei I ttigilfligird*e bad not been' f9ii6Ll...!e :It is not milliaiii'64ohAtlP,:klil = ' woeld have 'beei--i.llO iin; a veri t 'loyewar.4. pqa3tiAllt an he was much to blame for not (selling the ettevi or the 'police' tio'tteit 'at6aind. ' '-'' .' ' AS tsll I a -----7-sr—k .., 7.--7,--,77---7------,---The . %ellen:nea tit eeiage; 4 2.Teeurnal tee qaemeeta wee, LA, ) : ..uogiste; rt.;rers, ere., is now publishedeata. e7leeitgbeel.o7,. ,' Holborn, London. ee'-' '  '-tYr'  Zit _ (Robe gives promineape to 411