Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-19 00:00:00

another man praise thee, and not

lie defendant then thanked his lordship, and lef

the court

3IANSLAEGIITER OP A WIPE AT LIVERPOC
Thomas 3tereu,3on, aged 53, was indicted for

means of
the renhtatathtande

Ir,ce co

house, and that his object in tendering
tinie he did was solely to avoid the expens,
been unavoidably incurred. 91—

1 voyages for the general purposes of trade

rrover bs•
thine ow]

wishec

that will render more rapid

The whole of those lette-rs 'are written by

to mention, and tt

bier uninfluenced by an

ry gave a verdict for'

Ibring c

s one subject which he

riven t

treets towards the Cattle

persons

(3ii.)e;ie,...;li;;:wie near the Old Swan, to the danger
-than
He had had a conversation with the
—",uu toe most distant u.,,„
tt
nt the
had
poweratter, andto
fr
frame
owoa shny
eo-t
_j other motive this
parts of the globe and the mother country is a national —that they renallysufceillt
athdeegbreenee,fitthaotftpilery.
thought it
sTuoir
w-hcleetrhkeii.nthreefeeoriyenoerei;
iim to state their opinions, not in words law to have a certain number of drovers to a certain
. ---07 the piamtitt, 1;30 damages for the house, and £62 19s. boon. The Great Eastern will, to a certain extent, do invention toanhd
d number of cattle, and not, .as at present, have human
Liverpool, on the 25th June last, feloniously killed 9d. damages for the wrongful seizure of the goods. • this, but at what an enormous expense ! Her first cost only just •
and slain his wife Mary Stevenson. .
M'KENNA V. HARRISON.The prisoner and his wife had lived happily together and current sailing expenses must be enormous ; and, merely, but also in writing-.
No 7 •
as a commercial operation, will she pay ? If it be •J. Gorsuch, Hair-Cutter and Perfumer, • , life endangered.
for nineteen years, but on the 25th June last they both This action, which arose old of the last case, was
true, however, as we have no reason to doubt—the Parker-street, begs most respectfully to thank his _ Mr. BECKWITH said he should be exceedingly glad
got drunk and went to bed (the husband with his bouts brought to recover
ecouipetnsatiohne forl an assault on the
plaintiff by the f ndan T
and pai_ i _ _• i led with fact having been vouched for by such eminent men friends and the public for the liberal patronage be- if some such thing was done, as he was pinned to the
on). They then quarrelled, and it appeared the priso-
y :113S s‘s
eC nes ,
,aLlANTazriit,,reelm;
~onen clitn4dift.,,,ol9! as Mr.- Napier of Glasgow, and some of our other stowed upon him during the fourteen years he has wall by a bull in London-road one day.
ner kicked his wife. Tlfey were both found in bed b
—that an engine of 100 horse-power been in business in Liverpool, and, furthermore,
+
at work on board a vessel of about 700 tons, solicits a continuance of their favodr, which it shall SHIP LIFTING.-4 few
days back the public, ladies.
`ly between 8,000 and 7,000 ever be his study to deserve. He takes the present inclusive, were called in to behold an anti-launch, with
I miles on a consumption of coals only one-fourth of that opportunity to announce that the, late . partnership ex- the usual paraphernalia of spread tables and the eternal
sting
_ between himself and James Wynes is dissolved ; champagne bottles. The valves of the huge tray being
and for the future the business will be carried on, opened. it graduoliv ~,,,i, ~,,,i,-,,• ~,,,,,..- ;4- 411...1 1,...---,- _

inagnoour, tne prisoner in the stupor of intoxication
and his wife in the arms of death. Verdict—guilty.
Sentence deferred.

for a person named Bennett. Plaintiff desired him to
i wait, whereupon the defendant made use of abUsiVe
TIIROWLNG VITRIOL ON MAN AT WIGAN.
lanomage towards the plaintiff, and then struck him
A
Mary Norris, aged 40, was. indicted for having, at with has umbrella, and dragged him along,. in the
Wigan, on the 15th May last feloniously thrown on course of which he tore his coat. The plaintiff, Miss
William Taylor a quantity of vitriol, with intent to Clarke, and another witness, were called, and deposed
• to the facts of the assault. The defence was, that the
burn him and do grievous bodily harm. .
The prosecutor was desired by a woman to look over plaintiff was the aggressor, having struck the defendant
a shutter into the prisoner's house to see if her husband first'
was there. The prisoner observed the prosecutor, and
' a
room window.
in deploredilritrying
ri ni; o thatrsduschhti ph
Ca itni m
trumperyes u ofm utl ihnega courtetuiPo said
. 4 '
immediately threw upon him a quantity of vitrol from
The jury found the prisoner guilty of burning. Sen-
tence deferred. plaintiff—damages, one farthing.

lhould be wasted
Verdict for the

JOHNSON AND ANOTHEF

GARVkIt

ff I first---claTss-eng'liee-rs'

is now

STABBING AT LIVERPOOL. In this case the plaintiffs sought to recover damages
Mary Wilson, aged 22, was indicted for baying, at for a breach of contract, and also the return of £75
Liverpool, on the 15th July last, feloniously stabbed which the plaintiff's had paid to the defendant under
Esther Johnson, with intent to do her grievous bodily the terms of an agreement which the defendant had en-
harm. tered into with the plaintiffs, but which he had failed to
The offence arose out of a quarrel. On the 15th carry out. Mr. James, Q.C., and Mr. Deighton appeared
July last, the prisoner had been fighting with another for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Pickering, Q.C., and Mr.
woman la Ford-street; she then went .and got a knife, Henderson for the defendants. The plaintiffs were
and inflietad a severe wound on the head of the prose- father and son, one being a warehouseman, and the
cutrix, Verdict—guilty of unlawfully wounding. Sen- other is a shipping clerk in the employ of a merchant in
tense deferred, this town. The_defendant is a corn broker, ar ,lse

MANSLAUGIItER AT LIVERPOOL FROM FURIOUS

which has run satisfactor

it we must be on the eve of accomplete revolu-
4-ion. What - -

tion in steam naviz

occurs to one's I

,Ae.,. , a
cartowner in LitierpOol. In February last, plaintiffs
DRIVING. agreed to purchase the defendant's carts, horses, stock,
Thomas Linford, aged 41, was indicted for having,and goodwill of his business for the sum of £lss' in
a'i Liverpool, on the 2nd April last, feloniously killed consideration of the defendant transferring to them the
and slain Joseph Fallows, business ato, connexion, his principal employer being
On the 2nd, April last; the prisoner was in charge of . Mr. Daniel Powell, ' The Bum of £75 was paid on

_ .. au the ram-heads with the gridiron.
......., ~,, craft from Aberdeen, called the Jason, light in
_ ..... ~..,, ,y,ut,eu on as usual at ballast, and feather-headed, with a multitude of
_.. _ ___,,,,.. uiltllll, ana that the tear and their residences. An experienced.. assistant will flags, of between 800 and 900 tons burthen, was
The pumps were
her keel, when a
wear would be great. Such, however, is not the case. be sent round once a month to the following hahled by a rope. forward, and pushed by a steam-
hauled
gl
the and
tray ni 9
touchedvin g.
The machinery is quite as simple and stroll.. if not places :—Bootle, Seaforth, Waterloo, Crosby Huyton, tug aft, till her keel ranged fore and aft over the
stronger, than ordinary marine engines ; and the boiler Rainhill, Runcorn, St. Helen's, Seacombe, Egre- centre of the tray, carefully adjusted by' measuring_
is far stronger, and likely to last double the time of the mont, New Brighton, Birkenhead Park, Claugh-
common marine boilers in use. 'We have heard a great ton, Oxton, and Rock Ferry. J. G. may be consulted tplineliels;
deal lately about economy by ." superheating," and, no personally in all cases of disease in the hair. He calls series of huge chocks were llauled by ropes and slid for--
doubt, coals are saved, but we believe not money ; for it especial attention to the stimulative
.i.,renerties of his ward on the transoms of the tray-till they formed a cradle
etwtiolillevoil-ikftti
is very dangerou.s, and the absurd temperature of such " Circassian Balm, " (where the hair I's fallingt off,) of all round her bottom. Then the rams were again set to.
steam often cuts up the parts, and may in an hour ruin the which, and the Milk of Almonds, he is the sole in- work, and up went gridiron, tray, and cliper-shi
machinery. That true honest economy is only to be got ventor ; and, no other is genuine unless made by J. her keel stood some five feet above the water-level,p Land
by good pressure of steam, is admitted by all engineers who Gorsuch.captain and mates could walk round her as easily as a
understand their profession. In ocean steam-ships, to Crucuint.—Exchanov Hair-cutting and Sham- ' shoal of dolphins could swim round her in deep w„ter.
use steam above 30 lbs., surface condensation must be pooing-rooms, (over thec' shop of Mr.. Turmeau, cigar Then.unmistakeablycould beseen the traces on hercopper
adopted, which Mr. Rowan has provided. for by his new merchant.) No. 11, Castle-street, Liverpool, August 5, of all the ricking and straining or scraping she might
patent condenser. Rowan's boiler, again, can be used 1859.—Sir,—In handing vOO. the inclosed card ermit have undergone. As the tray rose, the water fell through
more safely with 100 lbs. pressure than 9-lOths of the me to inform you that tte partnership hitherto_ sub- the valves, and when clear of water the valves were
ordinary marine boilers with 20 lbs—hence the economy sisting between myself and Mr. Gorsnch has terminated closed, and then the great tray floated with Jason and
of fuel. With Rowan's engines, the Great Eastern by mutual consent. I shall for the future carry on the his Argosy, and captain and crew, and what golden
might have been a third smaller, and have had the same rooms situate as above, where I trust I may be favoured fleecery they might have, all on board. . The vess'el was
capacity for cargo, &c. ; besid6 this, the money saved with your patronage. Nothing shall be wanting on hoisted upon the tray for public inspection as deftly as
in coals alone in a few years would be as much as would my part to deserve your conadence.—l have the honour Raines of' Buckley-square eo-ald hand up a letter.---Ohce
build another ship of moderate dimensions, ' to be, sir, your obedient servant,' James Wynes. a 117i,,-k, .

mind, on hearing of these patent enginesOißOwan's, is, I superintendence
.•
that there will likely be somethinliahln to one
/Int of mnnth. Priva

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