Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-25 00:00:00

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`MANGE PEKOE, ®(ALONG, and an other FANCY TEAS
. in Stock, afaluality sure to please,
qPsmilies at a distance should scut their -orders by port,
ling a muchiotter plan than giving them to parties calling
rupan them, astVacoaxpenss-s incurred by travelling, &c., have
:tobe paid, and an ADDITIONAL d'Rorn is therefore laid
rupon the goads, andathe customers have to PAY -MORE than
Alley would base to•dc if they adapted the plan recommended
:,by us.
The same inrcernittiag attentionlis given :to orders by post
•*-11s to those .gimen iatco.ur establishment.- which has- now been
cidoing ONE :(dF-71-IECiARGEST AND MOST. RESPECTABLE
~TRADES Etklt 40 Y,EAltS.out of London, and eten there
«surpassed by Sow-as .regards extent of business, and as to
I .quality escellod by nose.
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' Cash as ,thilieverynf ;goods, or a respectable reference-AN-DI be
:satisfactory. • Yourobedient servants,
DOUBLEDAY AND CO,
TE.A AN-I) COFEE.E DEAL.ERS,.
IRA NELAGH-SEREET.
Liverpodl, (October, fl 859:

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NOW SOLD RIMUCTION OF TVVENT).* PERCENT.'

THE 01BAGINNAL FO.OD FOR CATTLE-
:lnvaluable:in promoting the condition of
H0.11.48E-8 A.ND .CATTLE..
(Gee Testimonials.)
I.NVENTED by Mr. J. Fawe€o, Albert Works,
Straimeways, Manebester, and MANITFACTYRED BY 1
M during seventeen ,months, FOR "THORLEY." £lOO
'reward wolf be ,paid to .any ones ffording any proof to the
400ntrary of fthe.ab;ive,statkenient. - • --
Trial Ciesii, at 1,06. .and. 20s. each, forw,ardecl on receipt of
illostkaiiii Order. Carrlme paid to any Eaßway *talon for
44`s. cwt. Casks cisatalinp,g44so Feeds; 46a. cwt. Casks
.ocntaining (50 Feeds ip packages:
• , Tilt ROYAL FiVEENT CANE FOR CATTLE
Will be found. superior.to:4lil Cake, or any otter Material for
leeding and fattening. Stock. _Two tons are:e@al to three of
~,,,EAllseed Cake; and its ;CUTRITIVE value, as compesed with
-W.hest Hay, is as Eight .to ,fine.--{For proof :see Chemical
Analysis and Tt..,stimonisuls.)
Price £l2 10s, per Ton, .free to Rail in 3fanehester.
TRIAL CASEd, containing laffi cwt., including ce.ie, FOR-
WARDED on. receipt of Post-oce Order for 20s. ,
AMMONIACAL GUANO, in Bags ...£6 IN, per ton
BMOSPIIATED AMMONIACAL 8 10s
:in Bags
SUPER-PIIOFI BATE OF LIME, in Bags .... i 10s. -
VJTRIGLIZED PERUVIAN GUANO, in Bags, 12 10s.
Agent in Liverpool : Mr. R. PF.ARCE 58, New Wapplmg.
.Afekars. THOS. RETIGAN & "CO.,
Sole Inventors, Patentees, and Manufacturers,
Albert Works,;Strangeways.
*Coes: Albert-buildings, Corporation-street, Maiihester.
Influential applications for AG EA CIEs front unrepreSentc.- II is-
t - cts will be entertained and Liberal Term% accorded
•

WAKEFIELD ELECTION COMMISSION.

SATURDAY (FIFTEENTH DAY).
At the eenclusien of a three weeks' investigation,
little more a electoral corruption should remain for
revelation by local witnesses. It is true that some
individuals continue to cultivate retirement, who, if
produced ou the arena of inquiry, might be able to
throw additional light ou the dark practices by which
the :Wakefield, like some other elections, has been
characthrised. Among -the absentees, it'is said, several
of thelgentlemen could give important evidence, if they
could be induced to give their attendance.
Mr. Henry Benjamin Yardley Hickman, commercial i
traveller, said—l. canvassed Tate, and offered to pay one
year's rent (£2O) if he would remain neutral, or give '
him £4O to vote for Mr. Charlesworth. His wife said
she was a "Blue," and thought she ought to have some-
thing, and I said that if her husband voted I would
stainl,a new dress. I also canvassed William Newsome,
but ,-made him no offer.- Infterwards-heard that- lie
received £l5. . •
Robert Spence, a non-elector, deposed—Mrs. Beau-
mont told me that her son Thomas received £4O to vote
for. Mr. Charlesworth, and that Robert, another son, had
returned £2O which he had taken from the Leathern
party, because he had got more from the other side.
Thomas Beaumont, tailor, recalled, again denied re-
ceiving anything from the Conservatives. He never
heard his brother say that he had received any money. •
George Oaths passed the night before the poll at Mr,
Thompson's house, but got nothing for his vote. Jo,u
,
Crossland, a few.days before the election; said if he'would.
go away e might have any sum he liked to name, but he
declined, ;saying that he should vote freely and honestly.
George Clarkson, Lord Rodney Inn, was offered £4O
by the• Leathern side, but voted, fOr Mr., Charlesworth
without money. His eleetion hill amounted to 188. 6d..
s.
Mr. Samuel R. 'Green, ironfounder, recalled Said:—
, The last witness left our service a day or two after the
election. We knew bow he had voted. I believed that
•Thomas bad promised not to vote for Mr. Leatlutm, alid
I mentioned ,the subject of his dismissal to my brother
on the Polling night, but not because ho bad iited.-.
About a month_ before—the-election, we 'had ieduceif
Thomas from the rank of a foreman to that of an ordi--
nary workman. Thomas complained about it, and there
was a rumour in the (min that ho was badly used. '
Thomas said he would vote against us outnfopposition,
and a day or twn after the election I told Sykes, the
• foreman, that as Thomas was dissatisfied with WS situa-'
tion, he could tell him to leave.
Mr. Willes-4f he had not voted against. Mr. .Charlea.;
worth, do you think you would have turned him away?"'
The WitneSs—l do not think I should. We haVe
since engaged Thomas; and he was at his work this
morning.
Mr. BdWard , Green father of tho last witness, said he
was not consulted when Thomas Was dismisie.d;- bit
after..what had passed he should certainly not retain
him longer in his service.
The Chief Commissioner recommended Mr. Green not
o decide in haste, but act torwards Thomas as he would