Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

.The,sante answer will apply to. the whole

!HAT:Z3fAN

Mat reason haveyoulcstate that
he is the owner of the house in Chataworth-strect ?

WITNESS

.1 found it out at the parish ofinre- this

morning.
The CRS

Dirt this letter 'V

writ(,.m. before

that time. What wu..
that letter va the 27th.iktigust

your authority when;yolt wrote

WITNF,SS

-WelL?' had heard he was, antij went to

tale parish office to:itzqu

Ton found he,was'tlio owner.
The CumirmAN,-to Mr. Williams

Do you pay the

OUSE

Mr. WiLm.t..-3ms.--4-pay the rates as trustee for four
orphan children, but not on my own account.
11r. Asnsk.T.J. to Mr. Rimmer.—What are lyou?. I
am a clerk.—ln what,iiimation ? I am .ent of azituation
atlfresent.-0b.,.1-see, Toil are a clerk without a clerk-
-ship. Is that acet-so'.? am out of a situation.—You
have a faniiiy ? 1 havea wife and four •children.—How
ilo,you live ? Me best way I can.—Yes.; I live that
way t° ; and I suppose %you live t

;be best way ;you can
Well, I do the best 'Lean.—

under any circumstance

'What have you earned

lately ?

Mt. BILETHERTON objected to the. question.
ASPINALL tQ AVIIII.E.SS.—Do you know Mr. Bhm-
(dell the publican ? i do.—Did he employ you in get-
ting up this opposition? Not at all.—Did you ever
talk-to lira about this opposition ? Yes.—Did he know
'that you*vere writing this: etter to their worshipo I
W.—Than was it

by his !directions that you wrote ;this
Jolter. to ,their worships ? Zro sir.—Do you know Mr.
Dieksow? Yes.
Mr. WYTERGH.—Is Mr. Slundell's house near Mr.
.Not far from it. •

The think it is the opinion of :the
bench that -this letter is not prmed, and you may let the
matter stand.

Mr, JEFFEIIa.--I think this Utter is an abomination
(Applause,)
The CHAIRMAN said he must u'oic
applause in a court .of justice

et to anything like

..
Mr. AsprNALL agired permission to call Mr. Lathem
to prove that Mr. Williams had never told him that he
had told the magistrates lies.

Mr. BRETHEATON wished to ewamin-e- Inspector
Duggan, but the bench refused to go further into the
case.

The magistrates were about to retire, when
Mr. BREMNER said,—l hone your venyimy

retire for a moment. I see by -the papers of to-day—
and they are the best of all possible instructors—that
with respect to the case of Mr. Oelilhaffen it is stated
that there were—

The CHAIRVAN.-Will you tell us the point.
Mr. BriummEit..—The point is this—that he applied
for a license, and seven gentlemen voted for it and eight
against it; and that' two of the gentlemen who voted
against it were not qualified to vote at all. I have the
act of parliament, and I will first read the clause of
Nualification. It isthe 'William IV., cap. 4.
lawful for his
-ny persons

And be it enacted, that

as he shall think proper, his Majesty's commission to act
as justices of the peace in and for each borough, and in
and for each of the counties of cities and towns. respec-
tively named in the said schedule A, and in and for
such of the boroughs in the schedule. B to which his
Majesty may be pleased, upon the petition of the-eouncil
thereof to grant a commission of the peace ; provided,
nevertheless, that every person so to be assigned shall
reside within the said borough for which he shall be so
assigned, or within seven miles of such borough, or of
some part thereof, during such time as he shall act as
justice of the peace in and for such borough." Now,
if any gentleman who voted against this application does
not reside within seven miles of Liverpool, he has
no more right to vote than one of those gentlemen—the
reporters.

The CHAIRMAN.—This is not the proper tribunal.
Mr BREMNER.—I think this is the proper tribunal.
. The CHAIRMAN.—This is not the proper tribunal.
Mr. BREMNER.—I am sure you will do justice to' every
You have a higher tribunal, and we decline entering
into it at all.

the license at your hands now.
The OHAIRMAN.—I presume every magistrate votes
on his own responsibility.

The magistiates thenjretired, and on their return to

The CHAIRMAN said

icense was grautc

sr,-• J. 11.411,/0 Irvv Liu, upper ;AMU-
ment-street, and the rest were refused. A license was
also granted to Aaron Williams. (Applause.) • lie was
desired by the bench to say, that they condemned, in
the strongest manner possible, the letter written by
NTT•111• TS • s -

w imam rummer, anc
he had entirely failed to prow
tions were refused.