The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-30 00:00:00

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

MISS L. KEELEY AND MISS WYNDTIANt•
Last night these popular and highly-popular ttrtisio
again received a most cordial reception.
"The Writing on the Wall," "Ladies Beware," Oa
" Pluto and Proserpiue," are the pieces for to-night'
We heartily recommend all our readers to see tha Lot'
mentioned burlesque. It is replete with fun and igrY
smart jokes, besides being interspersed with a great deal
of really first-rate singing.

EXTRAORDINARY MURDER IN FRANCE'

EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES. •

The Court of Assizes of the Indre three days ag°
tried a married woman, named Maingault, of La Maar"
diere, on the charge of murdering her husband. She,
is descended from an ancient family of the 'province of
Berry, named De Ganiache, but is without fortune. She
married, in 1841, Maingault, who was a landed PO"
prietor, and, as he was of weak character, she not 0114
wasted a great part of his fortune by her extra'vaganee
but illtreated bipi, and was besides unfaltbfql: I 111.11
she left him, and lived apart far ton years. *le 004
returned to the husband's house, and frequently i'746
heard to express a wish to see him dead, in order thlC
she might come into possession of what reinaille4 bf .12i5
property and marry another man. Last year she repre-
sented that he had become insane, and, as she pretended
to be afraid that he would attack her, she provide('
herself with a heavy club to "kill him if 4e *Licked,
her." In August the man suddenly 4i4OPeare.ci,
in answer to questions respecting him, she at One time
said that he had gone to Belgitnii, at alialber to 4lgierst
and at a third to 'Orlearis. 'AlthOugh this was
dered strange, no investigation was instituted. Thing*
continued in this state until March last, when a bay
named Galland, who had been in Maingault's service,
expressed the opinion that the man was not so far off
as the woman said, and when called on for an explana-
tion he related that he and his master had, on the
11th of Augnat last, collected a quantity of building
stones and limo to make some repairs; that the
woman had come to them und told his master to
go down the well of the house for ,the bucket
which had fallen in, and had sent him (the boy)
to do some job at a distance, and that on his retnra
in an hour he found that his master hadap-
peared, and that the woman WO trigaged in throwing
stones into the well, boy, therefore, suggested thit,
his master had been murdered in the well by the woman,
an being eaai~iiied;
froth articles of dress on
casting stones on him. The
wiwe4lhl!
was found to be
34blaone:::111;.:hpi
and, the whale being go *1s1:01411a beneath
the 4eletoa 9( a
it, was recognised. as 'that of *a.i.n:Pult. The woman
was fonud—guilty; but *With 'extemia-tiq cirCiimstances2
and was condemned tc tWentpekirs bard labonr.

DAIWPI FEAT.—Three young gehtlowen
4,i naFied,
40scai, Wicks, and Shepherd, connected with PriFe!
Patent Candle Company, and entire amateurs in nautical
matters, determined to set out from Vauxhall ,to
gate, on Monday morning last, in a small open/ o'9
boat. Undannted by the torrents of rain, which fe.
for several hours after stilrting, they proceeded one
thewwayt and reached Sheerness at seven in the evwnug.
Setting out at six o'clock on the morning of TuTuesday'they reached Margate at the same hour iu the eveneveningto the surprise of the many persons who witnessed ,t`
arrival of their frail bark, atter a voyage of more te'
70 miles, occupying about four-and-twenty hours.

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tability, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn!_tqi,“
ache, despondency, cramps,
also ehildreles complaints. Accompanied with nuin....4
successful Cures, which had resisted all medical treatise:l;es
spasms, sinking, fits, bronchi us
been abandoned as kopeless. D. T Barry, 77, It.g"“
London.