The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1891-05-09 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

TED SIIIOLDE. 1 'LI idil'd on her hack, with the face out of the l water and not struggling at all. Some mon were • - • i working in Mr. A. Wine s U'. builder's yard, on the The said oseurrenoe on the Coventry *anal, near i epeeeite side of the eeivi be where witness wee, Bishsteigate-gresse on Wednesday in last week— in woman, 60, ! !I ahme eshnounteamdetaoathsokem.o. r, Acamboey tonamtheedsidPe7rannell vihieli Emma Onions, married Leicester-street, oaa found strugg.ing in the water, l witness ran round by the bridge.—The Coroner: and her bahe,aeven Weeks old, wee drowned, came Can you swim? Yes. —How far did you run round? ito4oialle before both the alto magistrate° aud the About 400 yards. He saw assistance go to the eorbnor on Monday. • . • , . . Bewail before he ran round. When he got to the PROSONER BEFORE,. THE MAtIISTRATES.. spot (near the Pudding pits), Mrs. Onions had Sire. Onions was, indeed, ha Saturday bean got out of the water, and—owing to someremoved limn the hospital . and Ming witness said—search was made for the child -charged, at St. Mary's- hall, for that she with a pole. It was found in the middle of the did,' on April 29th, wilfully and maliciously canal, at the bottom. He heard neither splash murder her radon% ' child; Sarah Oisidisss by nor cry. drowning it in the canal ; also, at the saint i Henry Parnell, apprentice to Mr. Winoott, and e tin and piece, attempt to commit suicide by living at Red-house, Folesbi 1, deposed that he drowning. She was for mally rereoAded till i was at work in the yard at 3.40 on Wednesday, leondair, and Istiged in the County-halt dill And heard the last witness about that n woman that day. Before the Mayor and other justices., and baby were in the canal. He therefore called Aar the second occasion of prisoner's appearance, 3 o JAckoon, at work in the same yard, and they -Nr. Messer stated-he had just been instructed for together went to the towing path. Mrs. Onions the 'Prosecution', and as prisoner was taken into see in the middle of the water, floating. Jackson -tweedy only on hoturody, he had as yid had no got in and brought the accused to the side and' otptsetunity of ereadgebe witnesses. Ibe matter onsess helped him get her out. In consequence of would odime befce e tbe coroner iii the afternoon, what Ward said, he got a pole, with which the -sold he proposed to ask for a remand till Monday child was taken out, and then he went for a poliesnext; by which time the police %Quid he in a man. Witness saw a black-and-grey uhawl (dry) position tone the witnesses and put the evidence or the towing path. -before the courr.--1 he Mayor risked prisoner if 106. Jackson, 'stonemason 1, Combe-terraos, she had any calve to show why the seplicstion Howard-street, employed by Yr. Winoott, &Aroshoold not be granted.—Mrs. Ossioros, who sat in hosated much of the evidence of the last two esksitisi the dock and appeared very weak, -raid, v,itnataes, and said, further, that Hanoox, the in ai lo‘eolee' "No." She was then renourded N 1,0718,11, endeavoured to restore the accused when for a itesek at Warwick prison. slos was got out of the water. The beLy's body CORONER'S INQIIEST : VERDICT OF lay at the bottom of the oansl a few yards from