Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

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GIGANTIC FORGER

A. report is in circulation

the mar

COUNTY OF

steward of a landed proprietor in this
ed the name of his employer to the mort-
lerable portion, if not the whole, of his
hag to £loo,ooo.—Plymouth: Journal.

Ain ELECTIOII.-"The- vacancy has

duly certified to the Speaker ' • but the probability isr
that the writ will not be issued before the 13th or 14th
of October, so that the election cannot take place sooner
than towards the end of that month.

THE "SILENT .ifE3TßE7s:'"LaTthe Ripley Agricul-
tural Association, Sir W. P. Gallwey, M.P., took occa-
sion to.announce that the English Parliament was com-
posed of the most chattering body of men that ever
came together to conduct either public or private
business. (Laughter.) He had performed his duties,
there in silence, and he was not ashamed to con-
fess it ; on the contrary, he believed- that these
duties might be fulfilled in a manner as conscien-
tious to the individual, and with as much good
for the nation in silence, as by making. long"
speeches. (Hear.) The great evil of their legislative
assembly was the vast amount of conceit and self-ignor-
ance to be found there. (Cheers and laughter.) -lueni-
in ignorance of their own defects, inflicted an amount °
tedium upon their audience which it was terrible to
endure. (Renewed laughter.) He felt indignant when
he found constituencies classifyin&. the House of Com-
mons on this principle, and talking of one man as
useful member and of another as an obscure one, because:
the former was constantly trespassing upon the valuat)l°-
time of the House, and the latter performed his duties
quietly, but truly and conscientiously. (Applause.) v,
ARREST, NEAR CARRICKFERGUS, OF THE SUPPOSED'
MURDERER OF Mn. ELY.—On Saturday ferenee4
Sub-constables Kane and Keating, of Carrickferp,
station, arrested, at Kilroot, a man whose appearan
very similar to that of Delany, the murderer of Mr. L',YO,,
near Borres in Ossory, on the sth November, 1858, iv,,un
interrogated,has so long escaped the vigilance of the authorities. ;as.
being the prisoner said his name 04
Michael Stafford ; that he was a native of Wesfro
and had been recently in the Donegal Militia, f
which he had been discharged on the sth of last All n 4
He was attired in the cast uniform of that regirthe
and seemed perfectly familiar with the names feet.
officers. lie is about thirty-seven years of age, five od-
seovkneniigucheusiis face
eigis sht,lisglihgthly pock-
ed, and rather CI a.
lo
pitted, and be nasyn
prominent mark on one cheek, which Delany is loofa
to have had. Mr. Birnie committed the Pris°llert
udrnetaildetdhededoi
further inquiry, and he. was removed to Belfast.
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Northern Whig.
For nwre
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.-ScßortLA•--- .onie
than half a century, it has bnen contended that this loaf:‘.cre
disease is incurable, thouh-it has' been admitted thatythe
are medicines which may mitigate its severity, and ut,'
admirable
"Igrtestably
Pills. These peerless remedies, as it has been 'rico_
proved, have effected thousands of complete curesthfe 7;"
stern,
with rapidity and ease. They act in unison upon. e
_,,, and.
purify the blood, correct the secretions, clean- 2s-
b*"' 2s.
eradicate the deadly taint.
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