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Mother's Grief.

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Mother's Grief. BOY CRIMINAL SENT TO A REFORMATORY. Montgomery County Bench decided last Thurs- day to send William Broxton, a little boy living at The Pant, Old Churchstoke, to a reformatory for three years He is a schoolboy, who does not go to echool, and the previous Friday morning he stole a number of articles from two children's jackets that hung in the porch of Churchstoke sohool. The missing things included a knife, and empty purse and nine marbles, three ha'pence, and a mousetrap, together with the dinners of two children and part of the dinners of three other children. Mrs Annie Marston, head mistress of the infants' school, who lives with her husband at Glebe Farm, Churchstoke, said the boy had not been a scholar at the school. P.C. Edward J. Lewis, who conducted the case, said he thought the lad was getting on for 15 years of age. The boy culprit cried bitterly in Court, and his mother said she hoped the Bench would give him another trial. The defendant, however, had been brought before the same Court last summer, and bound over on a charge of housebreaking. Mr Stafford Price-Davies (Marrington Hall) now observed that they considered that the boy should be properly looked atter. Hence the sentence. After the verdict the mother (who had said that she and her husband-a Shropshire labourer —had tried their best and done their duty by the boy) took a seat in the Court, and, with her boy in her lap, burst into tears.

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