Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-27 00:00:00

I IMPROVEMENT IN—GENTLIMEN'S HATb

I Liverpool; April 15, 1859.
1
Messrs. KINNEAR and SIMPSON, St. George's-crescent.
GENTLEMEN,—The Hat y•u sold me three days since I pro.
nounce the most easy and comfortable Hat I have ever pre-
viously worn—in fact, it is a luxury to put on and take oinks
head.-1 am,
Gentlemen, yours truly, --..-

Bootle, April 20, 1359.

Messrs. I(xxxr.A.a. and SIMPSON, Hatters.
St. George's-crescent,

GENTLY:3;i;
is more comic

—The Hat you made for me fits me better, and
rtnhh,

new Hat I ha

you success with your new

--Yours truly

This letter was accom Commander Ship
and Parried with a present o 1 a very rick
hc.,itiful otter skin.- - -

KTNNEAE

DEAR. SIRS ,—I have great pleasure in bearing my testimony
to. tdhye
weather
rt
itaffhofildsedcionmeftyrta3b•oly a
urifd firm iprovicidy ltloatht,
and in
Yours truly,
Gorec Piazzas, Liverpool, April 28, 1859.

line 30, 18.59,

the 1.-ad-lining
Messrs. KINNEAR AND S:aosoN Liverpool
GENTLEMEN,---I have much pleasure in informing you that
me HmatewvehliTchrlesrepecceLivedlfrhoemimyopuretvhermouegnlti fir,satisfics
renders it, in my opinion, one of the most comfortable and con-
venient Hats ever yet produced ; and I beg to assure you that
I can confidently recommend it to the public.---Yours faith-

The above letters, with numerous others, in reference to
SIMPSON'S EASY-FITTING HATS, have been received by Messrs..
Kinnear and Simpson, and may be seen at their shops,
6, ST. GEOLGK'S-CRESLNT, and 9, DALE-STREET
• Li.VERPCOL
• . _ 4t

It is a well-known maxim that "time is money"
are relative; so to save one is to save the other

'—the terms
We, save

when we have a good PL.:2a Vdtine upsetsbpatience and
temper. Preserve all, then, by purchasing your steel pens,and
other stationery at E. T. Hall's wholesale steel pen warehouse,
23, South John-street. John Gillott's, Thomas Lowe's, G. W.
Hughes, and other maker's, on sale at Is. per gross. Gcod
Pen Holders, 2d. per dozen.
THE MARRIED RE-MARRIED. A ROMANTIC
SToRY.—It will be in the recollection of our readers
that in the summer of 1854, a young girl, residing in a
boarding-school in Appleby, disappeared, in company
with her music-teacher. The young lady's age was, we
believe, thirteen or fourteen, while that of th e gen tlem a n—
who then held the situation of organist in the parish
church—might be about twenty-four. Pursuit was
forthwith given, and the electric telegraph put in motion,
but the parties arrived at Gretna, where the Gordian knot
was tied ere a veto could be put upon the rash proceed-
ings. At the Carlisle Station, on their return, the iron
hand of the Superintendent of Police was laid
.upon
the arm of the happy bridegroom, and he was consigned
to durance vile on a charge of " abduction," while
the young lady, his wife, was straightway hurried
to her, paternal home on the banks of Lake Winder-
mere

In the month of August following, the music
master was found guilty, and sentenced to nine months'
imprisonment as a first-class misdemeanant. A ques-
tion was discussed by the public at the time whether
the marriage which had been celebrated- between the
parties was binding upon. them, but by the legal world,
inaUding the judge who tried the case, we -believe no
doubt of its validity according to the laws -of Scotland,
binding in England, was entertained; -and' that, not-
withstandinc, the conviction for abduction, the gentle-
man, on thee termination of his imprisonment, would
have a legal right to Claim tbe.possession of his youthful
wife. The term of imprisonment., having expired,
he resumed his profession as teacher of music, and
although at the same time 'numerous were his in-
quiries after his wife, no traces of .her could be ob-
tained. At one time she had been removed-to America,
another to Australia ; a third account, conveyed to him
in an anonymous letter about twelve months Pn—

that the lind of death had fallen upon her. v At last,
however, a letter unexpectedly arrives, announcing to
the gentleman the agreeable tidings that his presence in
the Isle of ereey, where his wife was residing, would
be agreeable to all parties ; and the happy pair were re-
united in the bonds of `'holy 'wedlock, on the 12ili

nd are.now spending their honeymoon amongst

in scenery o:

iereury,

,Sydtv b /kuclion.

BY MR. BRANCH,

On Thursday, the Gth October next, at Two o'clock in ti

on-rooms, South John...street, sub.

to conditions of sale, by order of the Mortgagees,
TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, on the west side, of
Peter's-lane (adioinim, •

of Patrick Sweeny and Peter Brennan, and Two HOUSES
behind the same

Philip Gundry and (

Jackson's-court, in the occupation "of

The Tenure is Leasehold under a Seventy-five Years' Corpo-
ration Lease, dated the 25th May, 1833.

For furth'r particulars apply ts Messrs
•- -

VAUUABLE HOUSE -PROPERTY ;AND PEWS IN

LIVERPOOL AND EVERTOR

To be SOLD by AUCTION, pursuant to an Order of, the Cour

O'Donnell and others Plaintiffs

and Elizabeth Claypole and

others Defendants, with the approbation of James Winck-

worth Winstanley, Esquire, the District Registrar, in Lots

BY MR. THOMAS BRANCH

afternoon, at the Clarendon-roo-ns, South Jot

-street, Liver-

pool, subject to conditions of sale,
Lotl.A STONE- BUILT DWELLING - HOUSE,
Number 4, North-view, Everton-valley, near
Liverpool, with the two stalled Stable, Coach-house, Saddle-

100 square yards or thereabot

Piggery, Yard, Garden,

gether
Mr. Patrick

,y rental of £lOO,

years, commencing from the 3rd day of August, 1716

2. Nine DWELLING-ITOUSES

'B, 30, 32

4, and 3i

; cue Lora pi elson-
street property being in the respective occupations of Thomas
Milne, Bernard Carroll, Mrs. John Cook, widow ; Walter
Thomas, Mary Leigh, Grace Hartley, George Kirkpatrick,
Robert M'Connall, and William Rea ; and the House in Sydney-
street in the occupation of Aim Whitehead.
This Lot is held by. Lease from the Corporation of Liver-
. •_ .

is subject to the usual Ground Rent of is. per 'yard

frontage

ad SHOP, in Upper Pitt-street,

frame,- d

dressing

Staffordshire-ware

diniier service, dessert and tea sery

useful ware, cut glass,

chine, baths, glazed shop case, two•iron

hinery, 5,

arden seats, suudry

stones, &c

tortes, viz., a ros

•ood square by Broadw4od

Capital kitchen dresser with dray

a and cupboard

barometer, clock, w're meat covers:et
To be publicly viewed on Thursday.

catalogues may be had of 31

Offices and Rooms,

PRICE-STREET, (NEAR HAMILTO- SQTJARI

13IRKENHEAI

Genuine and substantial HOUSEHOLD FITIOXITURE, Gas
Chandeliers for three and two lights, large chimney Glass

ght-days' Skeleton ,Clock under

Allen Chest, large Water Fill(

and other Effects.
ATESSRS k J HODGSON will SELL h
AUCTION, on Thursday, 29t1 September, punctuall
treet, (neHamil

t Eleven o'clock, on the pre
on-sonare,) Birkenheatc the

NITURE, comp:

back chairs and a lounging. el

a morocco Leath

other tabl

Rosewood cliiffonnier witli;• white marble top, ditti4,;sma

cabinet with siltered plate otr gla4is at back, rosewood centre
table, a sofa and two sets of °heirs in damask; Brus,C4- and