The South Staffordshire Examiner. — 1874-06-20 (Wednesbury, West Midlands, England)

THE THEFT OF ARMS AT CORK. , perience, would see clearly that the advice he gave a husland'a petition for a dissolution of his mar- On Saturday, a can't-martial Was held at the would, if it bad been aeted upon, have been for the singe on the ground of hi= wife 'o adult, ry with military barracks, Cork, on John Keane, who was i welfare of the entire class. He expressed sympas time co.revpondent. Neif•her the respondent to' the corporal of the guards on the night of the goo h , thy with the struggle on which the Kilsath men co•responttent answered to contest the suit. May, when twenty stand of arms were stolen from t are engaged, their employers having desired them Mr Hayford, who was counsel for the Isetitioner,l the barrack of the city of Cork Artillery Militia, Ito work nine instead of eight hours a, day. Iles stated that the parties sore mnrried at Shetlield on ;at Elisabeth Fort. The charge was for neglecting I gas-ding the Labour Commission which is now the S.3rd of September, Isiah and at that time the ! to obey the standing order of the regiment, by not . sitting, he said be felt satisfied that it would on. petitioner was a fish hawker, and there was butt having patrolled the barrack and ramparts every earth and bring to light certain things that would ntthedould that the r. spoudent committedolulterY ' hour. It was proved that the sanding order in astonish the &Aloft in she couaimnity. Erma with different men during the cohabitation. In July, qu,stloll was issue-1 by the commander of the fort what be had hard in regard to the manner loe!s, the petitioner too:awed to Langsett road, in consequence of arms having been stolen from in which the great unpaid perform heir duties in where be had a small shop, at which he carried on other barracks. It was not in writing, but the order, questions affecting the labour laws, and par. hi, business. At that time the respondent gave thoughe,outiolential, wasregardedasastemdingorder ticularly the law of master and servant, he leeway to drink, and stayed out at night. Her hon. of the regiment. The sergeanimajor deposed to lieved that when the Commies-on presented its 'attend tow her in the streets smith different men, havinggiven the prisonerorders onthe niglotin quee- port it would have done a work that would lead to anl there was but little doubt that even then she lion to visit the sentries and patrol the barrack.: the deatruction of the unpaid magistracy, and the we, behaving in an itmaorah means, when he , The witness admitted that prisoner had also charge j appointment of persons qubitied by their expe. I,...,trated smith her, ase eash she should doss I of two Privates who had been arrested for insub- t rienee, their independent and impartial action she liked, and left him. In ISOM, the respondent ordinate conduct, and that the door of the room O and position, to decide queations between capital was found in Hanson's Building, carhrook, atid where the men were confined was broken, and a ; and labour. on two occasions aer hesl,and wont near the hosose person might escape if a constant watch was not ---w--- -and saw his wife cleaning the steps. Was She maintained. The finding of the court is not yet was living tharing Ins , ROMANTIC SUICIDE OF A LEEDS then wife. There had not bereeenwith made known. a personal service of I __es__ _ ,