The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

lost truly (lc

to be " movement and actioi

activities of

drawn tar near(

have been brought into
those far than with these

and imperfection of
the one

than for the of

exhibited, has ..,._ commenting upon it as he 1
ination, and the componem o,_ .. .cand v, tell them that if two perso
ibly revealed. But the homogeneity of the water-drop out with dangerous weapon.,
remains before sense till uncl- -ed—lies, as Orion nebula his death, the survivor, in the (
each, and resisting all dered guilty of murder. _
so long lay, defying -
direct efficient sear' of present nearness. stances of_the case into th
,raw"---

instance, which t

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nsibly vanishe

;er exam-

_., eye of the law' was consi-
nearer a They would take all the circum-
pp
from our '-- consideration, and return
such a verdict as justice required. He felt bound to ob-
it serve, that in the course of his (Mr. Justice Erle's) expe-
..,pnere , but we find that now in its rience in. courts of justice, he never knew an accused party urpos, the men
i elements theie but lie before us two receive a better character than the prisoner at the bar, ,110. s e
stead of one, each with its own but if they thought the offence proved, it would be their 3b, ite
specific activities. The resolution which has been accom- duty to return a verdict of guilty. wi' ma
tpushed for the nebula still baffles us here. We see not The jury, at the conclusion of the Learned Judge's ad- fu' a,
the constituent particles ;we can take no note of the dress, retired to consider their verdict. After an absence ; ri( )01
succeeding epochs. We take cognisance of motion, activity, of twenty minutes, they returned into court and delivered f
.?. verdict of " Guilty," but the jury strongly recommended CO 1
and energy alone by long and painful processes of remote ,or
3
induction and uncertain inference- Th distance and the "." '''' --; • ,o' Icl
firm, lent have begun A deathlike silence followed the announcement of the
have, lerefore, come verdict, during which the counsel for the prosecution and he .g
3n ; wh 1e the molecule the defence held a conversation together, and some law
/V 8 s.
,n
swiftly ansummating books were handed to the Learned Judge. ix
removed , -, and The prisoner, on being asked in the usual form what he I. i E
It is here that the trust had to say why sentence of death should not be passed vr 3
upon him, he having been convicted of wilful murder, re-
arterly for August.,ipot, and rendered every servir
spectfully bowed to the Court, but ,made no reply. building was burned to the
s.—There is a strange, •
Mr, Justice Erle then said the prisoner had been con- quarters of an hour.
ailing the loves of our victed of the crime of Murder, but the jury, in considering A JEW TURNED PIG JOBBER, OIL DIAMOND CUT
their verdict, had strongly recommended him to mercy, in DIAMOND.—A novelty which caused much merriment in
-time, which recommendation he fully concurred, and should thrrate a icnoun-
take care that, without delay, it was forwarded to the pro- pig marktliprraemongreildleaty,slajot.ramloaaptead a
pig the little ancient borough of L eomitnster,aoraccu
et
of some
per quarter. Under the peculiar circumstances of the try bumpkin
considerable magnitude for sale, but 'finding offers scarce
itobinson Crusoe, unpresentable as he now appears in his case, as they had been disclo.seclin evidence, he
hllaiddTtoyt,
feel that he was called upon, in the discharge get something in the shape of silver for it, even if it were
and lifelike bustle in loves .
rough and shaggy coat of skins, was one of our first tl to pass the awful sentence of death. He must observe, for the purchase, and no chink produced,. he rerlyed to
nundred women were all How our hearts thrilled within us when he discovered the I however, that the prisoner at the bar had been convicted not coin ; and a hawker of watches, steel pens, &c. having
presented himself in the market, was accosted by tin
—lions into boxes, no doubt for prints of naked feet in the yellow sand ! Then there was of a great, a most serious crime—the crime of murder ;
countryman as to the merits of the dackey, as he termer
n f
a markets; in another a man with Paul and Virginia, so exquisitely simple—so sweetly and in a country where human life was held so sacred, in
Lising a mule he was selling by auc- plaintive, that it was a luxury to weep. The Arabian
•
ost cases the heaviest penalty known to the law f l
Alit •he asked him if he would have a swop—to wit, the pi
tail decorated with gay, flaunting Nights, full of the wild and wonderful, even to weariness lowed.
her on in this beautiful and more —but, somehow, we never grew weary in those days. i'
ferent to the very uncertain one of Griselda—not the Griselda of the German dramatist, g
n one group nineteen shoemakers Frederick Halm, so ably translated by Q. E. D.—but our
--1 in making ladies' -1' own English Griselda—the ideal of patient womanhood

We can, indeed, rend asunde

;nt elements

of it, to whose union we ascribe L

characterist

n, is much venerated, if
carved foliage, rich fruit,
it too redundant ; and to

activities of that littl

homogeneous structures in

'fill explosion, vitnt

into t

Cathedra

,nook the buildings in the immediate neighbourhood, ant
caused the inhabitants to run out of their houses ;-
greatest alarm. The poor fellows were burne'
dreadful manner, and one died soon after.
number contrived to scramble out of the place,
into a pit of water adjoining, their clothes being all on
fire. The others were. taken away almost lifeless. The
building, which is about fourteen yards long by six wide,
contained a large quantity of oil and tallow, which set the
building on fire. The two town fire-engines were on the
Possible, but the whole

in a mos

rwo of the

on some
T VI con

as rema

anew removed from us

actlvitie

ground in about th

.ead for

Onlyinemories of the list time
Would swim darkly up the brain

Jr wa

ker, who is a J

The Learned Cot

isel for the de

was a dood one, but he musn't buy pi

stions of a merciful nature, as to absence of all
ration or motive, in which he fully concurred.
Justice Erle) also fully believed that the prisoner was fully
deserving of the excellent character he had received by the

)xious to deir palates

another countryman, thinkin

a dupe, egged

:eito eicha

.e silver

mployed
)up, of t

I distinguished witnesses who had been called
had pursued an honourable path tl
fter not be a doubt, but these favourable ci

Tht he
rough life there could
bow-

watch for the pig, under a promise of given
for the animal immediately on the exchang

Id chatting aw

"dat was very dood, though he toodn't fink of diving up
de valuable silver watch for de grunter, but dat he void
take 13s. add de little bacon for it." The 'cute country-
man, without any hesitation, consented, and the barter
was confirmed. Alas ! the time-teller was not cased, as

ry of Griselda is

Under all the c

ever, rema

no clot

d details ; but it cumstanc(
especially. Few of death tl

rely ordering judgment
:uring him_that the sen:

is true t