Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-27 00:00:00

,t Of one hour of

radon

She could

.eiurrled reason, w

;ID nothing; ex

Alter th:4,lot

was. brought into the wotlt
and at periods remote frwu each other, came.. back
and' memory. She, had? wandered to ,a distsnt city in a
state of mild insanity; thwe she,.fell among kind
pecfle, and was in-stalitd in an inane asylinn. After

the. birth of the chs.nghttr, and: ten users more- spent withi
its. walls, thoughts-of her youth, her-home, and' herhusban
.I,m-14r recovered ; -:,;t4 her parent

hiz land w

aril flew to him. Be sure

CITMO baTK. en vis,
leerned where ;le, Flew,tt.
*le clasped her in:-hi% arras, and they ;wept upon each oths
necks. Again,,going,beforre the ati,ar,they.7
she new presides with careful dignity.. and: ens,
-,hold. But little is said about it in th.e.neig.
--4"*.m of -wonder at -Squire. D's

re united, au(
over hi

except exp

unexpected marrie tc. one whom th
fair widow with whom he had reoGatly
lifaison .41v4,9, April 19.
MYSTERIOUS :DOUBLE,: MITI
that in August last Dr.. Bard

'onininebleau, and hip

1 to be

:round niur.dertil in tir

.obbery: of tbir proper

a man nan

Eam

was some days ail(
befove the Cuurt

irnally,adn

,ion into the ra

nunittaci in conjunction rohoertes c
things ; thitt they had planited-. a greats
--„ that on the night of the 29th August she ha
7:t him into the house to perpetrate it; that on.penetratin
,sto Mme. Irlardout's roam the latter cried out; and that h
murdered her by a blew on the head with a chopper
that Dr. 13ardaut, wha slept in the next- room, hariq

Won u 1

TAliq .had.
!stedi. This rn

-whose tame i

a's acot

;e -acquainted

Ay he remembered
na of the Palace of

ed in ve

Ltnd tiSat a

n in their s,

sed the female

In consei
ted to enal

Bardones sere

Including the

ggregate exports st

For the month.

11;00,730

following. aze
s of

amerce,
nontli of April, foil•th

Cordage and cable

cvirije and c

aria pored

Cotton yarn
Earthe.rkwar
Haberdashery, itc
Hardware and cutlery
Leather, unwrought
Ditto,. wrought

Saddlery.. arl harm

Linens (cloths of all

heard the noise, got um aiid that he (the_ prisoner) tile.
murdered him.; 'also. Nuing assisted in both, these murders
by the serwan-t. The man's statement seemed to a
certain extent probable, from the fact that medical men
thought, front marks on the person of; the deceased, that
two indivi4tvals must have been engaged in the crime;
likewise, because. certain doors on the pr

and catrZrics)

inen valmS

Stearn_ Machinery

certain doors on the Osage from the
girl's room. to the chambers of the. murdered persons were
left partly; open, and because it seemed strange that the
murders.e ould have been committed with9ut the girl having,
as she heard anything. But, on the other hank
if
was aseertairked beyond any reasonable doubt that not onl)
. . „

Other machinery

13a,r irca

Wire izoe.
Railway

unwrought

had,,no intimate connection ever existed between the young
wornneand the prisoner, but that it was she whohad caused
his dismissal from the service of Dr. Bardout for having one
night entered her chamber and attempted to take liberties
with her. The .prisoner, when pressed with questions,
'^at admitted that the. charge against the girl was
'-^ cq:,d that it was he who opened the

Copper, umwought....
Nao, shuts and nails

Oil, seed

Painters' colours

founied

Pickles and sauces ,
Plate, plated wait(

istrates declared

doors in order to throw suspicion on
sequence was that the examining mag.
that there was no reason for prosecuting the girl. On
Saturday the man was again brought to trial before the
Court of Assizes of the' Seine-et-Marne ; and after the
facts of the case had been related, and the man inter-
rogated on then, the. president said : —"Fangeras, I adjure
you to say whether or not you persist in your accusations
against the ,s*r.vant ?" The man remained silent. "Do
you, yes or ilo, persist in saying that she was your accom-
plice :, ' " I can only answer direct questions." " Siyuk,
say what you please, we listen to your 641 have not mud
ti'. say. if I spoke of the girl, it was not to have he,
Spirits (British)
e Stationary
punished, but because it was the truth. But punish rn
alone, if you like, I have no objection." " Shall we call the
girl:" " I shall say nothing against her 1" " 1 will
nothing, that is all I say I" The girl was then called, say
' Sugar, refined
solemnly protested that she had no part in the
The jury declared the prisoner, guilty, and etbini".
, ... c court, "11*
seat'
sentenced him to. death. On hearing the sent
so overcome w,A: emotion, that be sank. downenc*, le was carpets,
(cloth) .
$ court Flannels (mixed,. stuffs,
. &c) . .
and had to '2e - -: supported_ in Ivaviu g the Worsted stuifs ..........
Woollen and worsted puns

lay :and watelie

rnanufaetures

Silk manufactures mixed
with 0

materials

I Soat

), twist anal yarn