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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT Sentence on Parents |
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Rose Mayersbeth,
thirty-seven, and Charles Price, fifty-seven who
were convicted early in the week of neglecting their children were
placed in the dock for sentence - In Price’s case owing to
the neglect two children died. - Mr. Justice Hawkins
commented in severe terms upon the conduct of the prisoners,
and sentenced them each to nine months’ hard labour.
This terminated the business of the Sessions, and the court adjourned until Jan. 10.
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There appears to be no report of Rose Mayersbeth's trial in the Daily Chronicle during the week beginning Monday 13 December 1897.