The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-09 00:00:00

THE LOVER'S REVENGE.

At the Lambeth Police Court, Decimug Doan,
beardless youth, the son of a gentleman holding a lu':0
tive public appointment, appeared to answer a suroll'"the
taken out against him by Mr. Gustavus Thompson'W
s .n of a medical gentleman, for assault and battery.
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Solomon, who attended on behalf of the
admitted that his cent was guilty of the 2553h.eeS
but said this case was one which would have "0
better settled by the friends of the parties, the° "tile
court of law. His youthful client had been for
last nine months past paying his addresses °of
young lady, living in the vicinity of his reside„or
at Brixton, and having been told that the 0:00
plainant, who was a lawyer's clerk, and a near relsti o;
of his own, had been seen to walk out with the young isoe
on the Ist inst., he went to see him, and asked for 6°ol
explanation of his conduct. At the interview his jeal°,,,i,
and temper exceeded his discretion and he struck his rhi'eeo
but suffered somewhat for his temerity, as he had let.
immediately to kled by the complainant and his brat ill
The complainant did not deny the fact of frequev, 0
Walking out with the young lady, and that even so la t,`,o:
the night before he had been in her company. Mr Nc'rii
You bear that Mr. Soloman. I suppose the young is°,L,r;
entitled to a choice? Mr Soloman : Oh, certainlY, bo(
and it appears she is determined to have a
the law." (Laughter.) My client mu t entlest'ope
however unpleasant, to forget her. And I "oat
your worship will agree with me in thinkinZ 0
lot,
his case will be fully met by my client entering 14
his own recognizances to keep the peace towards
Thompson, his rival. Mr. Thompson : Bat
bodily fear of him. He has made use of threatsd
sending a bullet through my head. Mr. Solomon sal„;
there is not the slightest danger of his attempting
such thing and as for fear, you are much bigger than rcif
is, and therefore I am astonished at your talking sb°o
being afraid. The defendant having promised 13°,be
molest Mr. Thompson or hi; family for the future., ,
summons was discharged on his entering, into bis ow'
recognizances. •

states that
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A RARE Pane —The Perthshire
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a few.days aiso, the Hon. Davidall a most
Earl of Mansfield, brought down with a rifle t in
the
magnificent wild swan on a loch at InnernY ei2le auk
neighbourhood of Stanley. The bird weighed •
is being stuffed in town.
wealthy sag
PROSPECTS OF EIWIGRANTS.—Many of the wits•
respected people in Canada landed in this territoryide foe
:Murray,asurray,
out a friend to receive them, 'or a shilling topr",,f
neA
the wants of the morrow ; and there are thousands v
arrivals who throng the quays of Quebec during the sin
and glimmer months, to whom the future seems douero
and dark, who will most assuredly fled themselves et;
years afterwards enjaying the luxury of well earned Inge
pendence, and with ample increasing provie;on for
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dining years or a growing family.—Canadian Goverow
Pamphlet.
• h have The Times examines the different theories wine tee
been broached as to the predominate influence at tot
present general election. The theory of the Times is, secs
brother o
the English people are sound at heart, and Pesad
vigorous common sense. In recent elections we haves „ci
the decision of the 'people on reform, free trade,2`e"rf
protection, but in the present, in the absence of any tYber
torturing controversy, they have gone back to what beso
were some thirty years ago, and the result has a to
disastrous to all the three sections that have live gel
recent controversies—Protectionists, Peelites, and leag
have alike disappeared from the scene. pAft
TOTAL Loss of A. CLYDE SHIP.—GREENOCK In" 01
Nowt—Messrs. Baine and Johnston, of this port, have' bf
received intelligence, by Marseilles telegraph, and alrloo
private letter, informing them of the tot): loss of their toe
b irque Eugenie, Captain Robertson, on the morning
25th February, at Flacey, about ;bitty miles froro pie
Louis, island of Mauritius. The despatch beers did
Mauritius, 28th February. All hands had reached ilrittieef
safety and without injury. The Eugenie was a fire t:1110
vessel, built here by Messrs. R. Steel and C ab)ll', et
years' ago, and sailed from Newfoundland for Mauritius
the 10th December last.
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PALTRY ROBBERY BY A WEALTHY TRADES—„I
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At the Lambeth police court, Mr. john Morse, `r
ed
carries carries on an extensive business as a furniture broker sall
salesman in the Commercial road, Peckham, was fintoel
examined on a charge of stealing a cruet st'odalt
bottles, of the value of ss. from the shop of Mr. I'3o,
a glass dealer and chinaman, in High street, Pecialtao
From the evidence it appeared that about half Pot 00
o'clock on the preceding afternoon, the prisoner or
observed by a young woman, a servant in the neighb°o'
hood, to take the cruet stand from the front of the fr 0
tb
tutor's shop, put it under his coat, and w9lk esvl bpd
it. She informed Mrs. Riley of what she bad se'ncef
that person following the prisoner took the preP",ei
from him, but seeing no policeman in sight, she all:1 feci
him to go away, but sent a person after him, who foli°e
him to his shop, and he was ultimately given into cost di
The prisoner, who denied the charge, said he 113es/Y
many years held a responsible situation in the este",ool
went of the Messrs. Broad Rood, the well tigeotst
pianoforte makers, that he has since, and f.r some J 6031
carried on an extensive business on his own acconetl
besides other property, had £3,000 in the bank' d its
Norton considered the charge against the accuse for
conclusive, and fully committed him to take his ,
the offence at the Surrey Sessions. tie
The MILTON Claire—The Milton Club has share'. rtst
fate of the Peelites and the Peace Party. The gd to
dinner at which the Church of England was der cite,, of
destruction has been in vain. The pretentious addre,:dre
the Relieious Liberation Association has failed to se:,,fot
its favourite candidates from defeat. Maynooth ;oil
and the Regium Donum is safe. The chances for al ;jlll
national education are growing stronger. A Vivi toe
check has been given to the narrowsectarianism
large a section of the Nonconformists of Great Br' b of
The people of England will not allow the sacred tore
anti
religious liberty to be held by mere destructives are
bigots. They will not sustain a band of men vvbf., tbe
ready to sacrifice the best interests of their countryrrot
requirements of a sect. They do not respect, they "oets'
trust Orthodox Dissenters as their political represecio
tives. Our only regret is, that Sir William ted,
and not Mr. Hadfield is among the vie° bio
For Mr. Miall we have the respect due to Ito
talents, hut we are glad to find the narrow 111000
Club policy deprived of his able leadership in the rid to
of Commons. Mr. A psley Pellatt no one can preterldot
care for : Mr. Milligan is, if possible, a still smaller feat
and we cannot profess to feel poignant grief at the?e. st
of Mr. Remington Mills by a Liberal Conservett"of
Leeds. On the other hand, the Unitarians in tiler:ol
parliament will be more numerous and more influe_stecl
than for many years past. To their hands is entruo„,,
the care of great principles, and noble political trwtb"ei
Their policy nill be national and rot sectarian. Itre,
will act together as Statesmen, thinking of their CO g.
not as sectaries seeking their own denominatioo3l that
grandisement. And this we can safely pronais.: 601
every Nonconformist, of whatever persuasion, walivale
his liberties better defended, and the right of P,Jed sy
judgment more earnestly and more sincerely advocate
the English Presbyterian gentlemen of the new „lid
liament than they ever were by the selfish sectarian p-
of the Milton Club,—lnquirer.

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