Cradley Heath & Stourbridge Observer. — 1864-05-07 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

FITZGERALD. remain in bed RS much as elle could, for she WAS more comfort- • The pristoner followed her, armed with a double-lone- mmehstrated the mints' y, gentleinen became highly indig- ' nide there, and when she was asleep did not feel miserable. relied pisttol, which he dehberately tired at her • but the nant, clattered their swords, and thivatelied tho •wring , Sir Thomas Nutikiri Fitzgerald, the descendant ttf When ehe went ont she WU poorly elfid, and the cold etteted • woman, seeing her danger, atruck Ms arm nawa.rda and hodividnal who ventured to insinuate anything to the slim ' a man unhappily notorious in 1798, committed suicide h,e: very much. when the wee font ton the TtteeiMy she got :it is supposed the ball rniesed her, although this at pre- errdlt of ',he civilised seklNre rof a We'd bower. At a gMfl- on 'Tuesday naglit in last week by throwipg himself f m some one half a pint M beer, a thing that Ow hod tot , sent mama hro ace t 1 t ' d are e y asear are . eata ..r.ac-tr - 'Pt, , ; ~, seeth's they teek two mohntea pipes, but roi Oflk., fortn- lntothe river Suir near hi:, own residence, Golden Hills. born able to get for months. coming by, conopelled IMm to restore their ilegott en . , attempted to dlchelece Pea eteer teurel, but ii: missed: l'a"lT It appeere that he seem eeTPrelo pressed by pecuniary The pmt. mortera examination of the boay showed , fiee. Ile then noea 'l tt k d h ' I k 1 ge y a ae e er wit iapo er ant imoty, under threat of punishment. At a turner's they • difficulties. 1-te had been in Dublin the greater joart emptied the whtee ehop, ueat the owner and Ms wife aud • that there Was not a particle of food in the et me h ' heat her dreadfully upon the head. The immune of left the spot with shouts of trituneh at teeir heroic7deed. 'of the previous week, it is supposetl with the object irtestines. There tiwe no trace of fet in the seateen, ' the poor woman brought a man named Wihem, a Many paid only a tenth Part of the price asked for an article of effecting an arrangement with some of his creditors. and the blood wag like water. The jury returned a 1 neighhour, to the home, and he courageensly assisted and went off grumbling as'lt they had been very hardly There he wail met by several of his friends, who found verdict " That deceased Woo found dead from the I the housekeeper, and prevented Wingfield from dis• done hy. These few specimeus may serve as a type pt the him in his usual health and spirits. lie returned mortal effect. of bronchitis, and that her said det,th I charging a pisttol at her again. Wait:field then pointed general behaviour of the troops, and could be multiplied home, and „as in cjenMel on Mouday. It appears WRI aceelerated by want of nourishmena clothing, and the tont, Aat Wilson, but it happily' missed 6re. He twenty.fold if required. The 011:ere were no better. 1 hey ' that there was an executhon then in his house foe warmth." I denmeded of the "ooksellers ail the maps of Denmark that • hollowed Ids housekeeper into the Imam. and there : were to belted, and wein notteh exasperated became Mangan - a debt of 3001., and the Moth& were in nosiest:in. He