How a Obrdnet Attempted to Hush up a Scandal

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 7, 2 July 1887, Page 3

How a Obrdnet Attempted to Hush up a Scandal

We congratulate the East Anglian; J^a^y.^Time^i^n^th^^ reporter w^q at a, critical emergencyj dared in the interest 1 of the public, to risk ari-eat rather~than consent, a ■ph»sß : c6f I £ts '^vilege^ of she Press. An lu^iie^^Va^^opefied' at \Vhitton^near.rpß~wich on the body! - ot ? s'yiJnng Aady- : 6f * isrxi een J who had CDinmitted . suicide."' . Local rumouif -attribntes her death to her. sediictioai But Mr v Av»'F. r; Yulliamy, ; coroner of Suffolk, whose — conduct contrast^ signally w^th the'-^ublie-«pirfted ati titude of the! coroner of Nottingham) when he had to hold an inquiry on -the judge whodied" in the" hbusj9- of ■511-2amei de^idecP thai he -would' not allow rep,oiters.,tpbe.prfisent.. % Therej up 6n J 3fe°F. C^ l Atkhisdii, 'chief ref porte^^h^^Eaafe'jA^vglianjTijnea ref fused to leave the-raom. He eaid he .me£) iheii init disc&arge iof naJpttbCc - <luty , and-he remain- there un I Jtes| hTe(wiß ejectfedby Joicell /AIJ liis colleagues, attiiuSe. The coroner* f eiysig^upon «&me ruling . of Lord Tenterden^s, insisted upon exjch^&^^TepmmtM*! • they were ejected—by the constables! ' isC^SSP^)^ Jfis*rfi sfefuek^fTHey said they wouj|.4 Jl ng^l receive the evi|dence unless thojcfinorters were there. ' ai ftl#?sr^¥aS WSSStek Ifeesjccroner' was compej^edj.tn adjqu^n the case. i