Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

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sanction was given to the proposed lease of the Kendal
and Windermere line. The proposal to lease the Lan-
caster and Carlisle line, with the Lancaster and Preston
and Kendal and Windermere lines, to the London and
North-Western Company, moved by the chairman, was
opposed_by Mr. Kynaston, who urged nine per cent. as

the minim-am diviamid.
was carried, there being

The proposal to

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—At Lincoln, on

CRIED MURDER NEAT.
Friday, a girl named Sarah Ann Bellamy, aged seventeen,
who had been engaged in the service of Mr. Capes,
with having, on the

in: the 30th of

prison6r, at the request
Al gust. lie asked her what N
she replied that she had a pain in the back I
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whilst in her last place
nd had been takink sonic penny-
she was

She also

either about to
ingly attempted to make an examination, but the pri-
soner resisted, and as ms one was in the room at the
time he did not make any further attempt. On the fol-
lowing' Wednesday, however, he was convinced from
her appearance that she had been delivered of, a child ;.
and the police, who were ea/led in, found a dead male
child in her box. When he drat saw the child, a thick
cord, or tape, about two-thirds of an inch in
which extended round the neck, excepting about an
inch and a-half, was embedded- in the neck,' and all
around the cord there was a very livid appearance.
On Thursday, Mr. Broomhead, assisted by Mr. S. Lowe,
of Lincoln, made a Post mortem examination► of the body_

He• accord-

they gave it as their opinion that the chili, which

was a remarkably fine one, was born alive.' The cause
of death, they believed, was strangulation. Whilst in
she admitted that
t did not cry. She

the custody of the poi
the child was born aliN
wrapped it up, and put it a
examination of the evidence, the magistrates.committed
her to Lincoln Castle, to take her trial at the next assizes
on the charge of " Wilful murder."

OPPOSITION TO CHURCH RATES, DEFEATED AT CAM-
DRIDGE.—A large meeting of the ratepayers was held in
St. Edward's vestry on Friday morning at ten o'clock,
for the purpose of making a church rate for the ensuing
year. Mr. A.
,Deck, churchwarden, took the chair.
Estimates of the probable expenditure were laid before
the meeting, amounting to about £lOO, which included
To this item Mr. Whiblev ob-