Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

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attention no such nuisance
The defendant admitted the ninsant
the man who usually attended to t
with an accident, and a strange
was the cause. A tine of 40s, N
Robert Hetherington, proprietor of the Rock
ol Ferry
steamer Bee, was fined 40s.14.11(1. ~ for allowing a volume
of black smoke to issue from the funnel of that steamer on
the 3rd instant. Mr. Timite, manager for the defendant,
stated: that every possibleprecaution was used, but at the
nuestiot the tide was running •strong, and new

....on before him, the ',bra :klavor wa:
0..., - • _,., to receive his expected visitor, -4.-uo, on Tues-
-.., ",d
.-j once more appeared bc!.Ore him, I;e'aing as pretty and
a:ently, as unsuspicious as ever. She a5_..,,,0c,
_..,,,oc, I 1 ..as demure, and, app
a.".
with a curtsey, and awaited his lord-
Aging him 1 tended the
-- . lord-
tol case with me, because I , ship's lets,lre. The Lord:Mayor did net keep her long in sus- And costs
way Ico .
_Kent for the shooting 'season. The 1 pase, Ile told her that the result of the inquiries made since
.ue from. 14'
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pistols required repair, and I was taking them to London Satiu•day had, he was sorry to say, not confirmed the truth _..
for that purpose. I can't say if they were loaded. Ii of the tale which she had theft told him, as to her having ...at. Mr, qa'
always keep my guns and pistols loaded. The pistols were i left Carlisle to escape a marriage with a man whom she I ~,, that ever
tiger-pistols-:-house-protectors. Mr. Barnet came on the ; bated, as -to her haling always led a virtuous life, and time ill (-
Saturday, and we left in an hour by the mail coach her being anxious for assistance to preserve her in CO
after his arrival. Afterwards suspicions again arose, and I 1 upright course. He would read to her the result of the
took my wife's purse from her, containing £2O. I was i inquiries, in the hope' that it would be taken notice of,
not aware, at the time, her mother had given the money to ' and so prevent her from imposing on others. His
her. When at Birmingham I don't recollect •if she knelt 1 lordship then commenced reading the documents given
down to say her `prayers and my locking the door and say- • above. Several times she endeavoured to interrupt his
ing, "You may well say your prayers." The pistol case lordship, but he requested her to remain silent until he
was not in my portmanteau. I did not go. several times had finished, and he then read to her the letters re-
to the pistol case when she was kneeling down. I -don't 'ceived from the police at Carlisle and Newcastle when
recollect saying, "•We must make haste and get awe .from 1 she said, with some excitement, "As to that militia
here, for they know what yon are." I might have • Lid it, I officer at _Carlisle, as God is my judge, and as you, gee
bat I don't recollect it. If I said, "They know what you men here, are Christians, it's all false. And as to "“)- • - --,,___
that Mrs
are," it leads to the inference I still had suspicion of Stephens's, where I lodged, I never was out after ' Saunders
my wife. Possibly I was labouring under noises in my at night, except once, and then happening to
1 f use on Ceara ship: Note the address,
head at the time, and I fancied some allusion had bean- ' the West-end I isked where I was, earns .. l'iraikPlitoo'vrtrcdl:'ls
i ' ' ` nytka-up express yor sd
Liverpool.
made to it. I don't recollect saying what I sus ected had 1 the Wellington Barracks; and if ' -.4. was told ie?was s-, Parker-street,
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been telegraphed north, east, south, and west. I don't I don't know what is." The 1-,,. , toll's indiscretion, I 1/- -in well :known. maxim that "time IS money"—the
recollect saying to my wife at the station, pointing to some i were w.elking with a soli!' .4rd Mayor : And tom. you
Welsh drovers or navVies, "'There thel kall 't• 'ill you ~,-, - - ..or, Anna Bell . -
y are; t ley -now ino • _ - : No, 1 . t 410 bet a , ,
h .-' me and economise patience, and present good
abont it." I fancied I heard it, that's all about the matter. 1 The T - flew in
r... it eto clear my character ' •," W 145
" hays
t.
o a ood Pnx• —a bad one upsets pati,
.. terms 'are relative so to save one is to save the other. We
Pre,i4:rve all, then, by purchasing your
I thought the drovers said this, and the other about It. 1_ am quite satisfied witis ..
..
jai yirtvor ..
...,,
.. _it or vempei.,
• -4;ouery, at E. T. Hall's whol-.
my wife. I thought she had so that,disgraced me, that . J 3 ..,. tile l'estti. ence and tempo..
; 'lair"' -- -
intended to leave. Wales• 341 Ispeeted her at the El, ,io „Ts ..., itat...t. \M AU you
where the coach stopped. T.e.e further hearing f. -I 1 ?"."':',l e. After this, it is • impossible for me to give t sale steel pen warehouse. 23, •o, -tits, and other maker's
* . the case .i :what is . be the result?
, quite imp
was shortly afie:4djourned. ..phant 1 rather The olredt
3tflie
om:tltNerh
myself innocent
-T. !-, Ll'arree. Anna Bell :If I can prove . .f. .„,„ G 'illott's, Thomas Lowe s, G. W. 11.u.r.,. -041 vv d_wn. d
steel pens and other sk.,— - - Alb ,Tohn-street. John
...
a/
.in London, or te- a
- ^ ' ' are innocent, I would advise you not to stay yc,oilielide
d > s•t is per gross. Good Pen Holders _

well prepare,",

work had nil
his place, whic.

vas Imo

was on ni

coals Were Tit

The Liver

cowl New Steam Tug Company, as owners of
I.tri..ever; and Mr. John Rigby, owner of the
WeIT each fined 40s. and costs for similar

vuences.
A iiumb4r of lodging-house keepers were tined in various
9011/411 sums, f:or want of proper attention to cleanliness in
their Prern; .ses. Several persons were also. fined in-small
'slims 6r letting off cellars as dwelling-lionses, the same
, I Veil% uniiit for occupation, except as workshops.
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