Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

that every man Is anSwerahl

re not so directtlo;rtehper ecseniitnetrYdfo
I also say that, the experience of
irant(lhetroigthh:t

persons who

exercise of his vote

nations who have tried the ballot against it. (Rear'
bear.) In America, we are told that, the object of
secresy is not attained by it. Gentlemen, we have heard r
s to-day, that I do not wish to detain
if you return me to Parliament, I will
the representative of the landed interest ;

many spee

you any lon
go there no

he manufacturini
interest; but as the representative of all three. (Lou
cheers.) I will do my best to support Conservative pro'
ciples and rational progress, (Renewed cheering.)
Mr. Legh then came forward, and was received with
In the opening of hi
imperfectly heard, he said
during his recent canvass
felt almost inadequate to the task,
must he then feel, when about to
intelligence of the vast assembly bef

nor of the commercial-interest ; nor of

cheers

speech, which

Idressin

r, when

liences
out the county, he bad
wr much more diffident
leeted

ldress the

A Voice : Have you got your'taik off ? (Laughter.)
Mr. Legh said, claiming the indulgence of the meeting:,
he should endeavour plainly and manfully to state what hi'
political opinions were. (Cheers.) He was there as 118
Conservative candidate. (Hear and cheers.) He was 01.5 e
to fight for the Conservative cause. (Renewed cheers. -13
would, if elected, go to the Honse of Commons as

A Voice :
Mr. Legh

what (langh) ?
A supporter of Lord Derby's Governinet
-...ependent supporter of that government. He
firmly convinced that it was the only government whi,hee
was strong enough or fit to be at the head of affairs at ""
present crisis.

Legh had concluded his address, a show °'
hands was taken, which was declared in favour of Die'

After Mr

Egerton and I
A poll was demanded, and was fixed for Tharsai

morning

v.Q.VWII EDITIO&

NOW.I7ILERN TIMES OFFICE, MONDAY, 12 NOON

THE POSITION OF TIE

AUSTRIAN
-The Moniteur of to-day contaivi

ARMY.

PARIS, Monday
the following telegram .
"TURIN, Sunday Evening.—The King left tills
morning to take the command of the army.
" Yesterday evening an inconsiderable Austriati

force occupied Novara."
" TURIN, Sunday Evening.—The following offic
iai
bulletin has been published :-2,000 Austrians ocetli
Mortara, and 400 infantry and 50 cavalry
ee
No movement has been made towards Vercelli. '-"a,
Austrians, in large numbers, have quitted Place'to
and proclaimed a state of siege. They apPe'"De
have concentrated their forces on the left bank of t
Po. General Bouat died on Saturday last, at $1155.
of an attack of apoplexy." Atls"
TRIESTE, Saturday.—The directors of the 4- at
trian Lloyd's have published an official announceel,eca,
that, on account of the present political cone tie
tions, their vessels will, for the present, discoetizi
running to foreign ports.

FIFTH EDITION
NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, MONDAY, 1 P.S.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST

k. SURGEOY

At tha Police-court, this day, Henry Creswell, dealb t,
.s a surgeon, residing at 5, Harford-street, Mount Pleassl3o
°
was brought before Mr. Mansfield, by Inspector Hoggirl
a charge of having committed a felonious assault one
art,
Thenamed Ellen 8011, who resides with her parents at clots
Blackstock-street. Mr. Bluck was for the prosecution, of
prisoner was a respectable looking person, about 40 yearn
ore
age or more. From Mr. Bluck's statement it aPP
that on Friday last, the girl and her mother went t° 11°
prisoner's establishment for some medicine
told the girl to come on Saturday evening ,iv,
and she went with a friend; he took her into the P3',00:
locked the door, and, as she alleged, the assault vies es" lea
mitted. The case was proceeding, when the prisonero not
for an adjournment to procure counsel. He eeg the
o
procure any one on Sunday, as he could not write oilee
Sunday. His Worship said he mnst hear some evid„c pr`r
warrant him to grant a remand. Mr. Black tin,' she,
ceeded with the case, and said, when the girl got Op
at once told the circumstance to her friello;atri!'
also to her parents. He called the Pr°-'Bloc,`'
who proved the statement made by Mr. f Age'
She said she was a dress-maker, eighteen Tears ea pain
and went to the prisoner first, for some medicine for Boyd,
.er side, as she was confined much sitting. Jane at on
young girl, who was along with the complaiai heard
Saturday night, said sho was in the next room, en%
her crying, but she did not know it was the girl at tb id oat
When the girl came out, she was crying and Co' She
speak. She had her shawl on her arm. and
cried all the way home, and then she told her, ee!
went to her father and mother, and then girl
to Dr. Sinclair. Dr. Sinclair stated that the and
and her father and mother came to him between. sin e ffe
ten on Saturday night, and complained of the as„.e'r ,blpl
y o
was examined at some length, and, in reply to 11° . DhP
he said he could not tell if anything- ailed the Fri 'stated
was nervous and uneas. The mother of the p_!r_ent on
that she was with ncr daughter at the establol,o -soca
Friday, and sent her again on Saturday evening•ned. A
she came back she told witaess what had haPPc,OO w;5
woman who lives in the cellar under the Par' state('
she did
examined as to having heard any noise, andl. She a
that there was no noise at the time stateuchild criet
not hear any screaming or crying. If a liorue web%
in the parlour, she would hear it. Inspector e
cellar
to the place, and examined it, and saio,i th
could hear the last scuffle in the parlour. Deteeit 1,',„ warn,
Kennedy said the same thing. A little girl, 11..7 eLta the_
said she let the prosecutrix and the other of tbarela.
prisoner's lodgings, on Saturday evening ;
°nehack aric'orlt
went into the front, and the other into the the fr..l
The prisoner and one of the girls went into.,_ she
parlour, but she ceuld not tell which of the_gtihrlt:t,the st.b.Yr
not hear any noise. Inspector Hough stated and
was told to him on Saturday night, by the %id, a s 4,7 e
parents, and he arrested the prisoner,. wheormwo
ment afterwards in bridewell. Th• prisoner
trial on the charge.

in her

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