The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

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plate-glass there is little to be feared.—

Gazette.

DEPLORABLE OCCURRENCE—CAUTION.—A kitchen-
maid in the service of Mr. Snead, farmer, of Bridge Sollars

has been a victim of the very foolish practice of using fire-
arms in play. On Friday week last, the girl and a servant
lad were chasing each other round the tables, and he know-
ing that she was frightened at a gun, pointed it at her,
thinking it was unloaded, when unfortunately the gun
dropped from his hand upon the table, went off, and the
poor creature, who was on the opposite side, received the
charge of bird-shot in her face. Her mouth and tongue
were very seriously injured, and she was rendered com-
pletely blind. Air. Giles, surgeon, is attending her, and
we are induced to hope that she will recover, there is diffi-
culty in getting at accurate information.
At the Nottingham Assizes, on Friday, before Mr.
Justice Coleridge, in the case of the Queen v. Lord Har-
borough and others, an indictment for a conspiracy to
prevent the engineers and surveyors of the Midland Rail-
way Company making surveys upon the highway in the
neighbourhood of Lord Harborough's estate, and making

assaults upon different parties, a verdict of Not Guilt-5,
was returned. His Lordship in summing up, said, the
indictment could not promote the ends of public justice,
and could only have been tried for a private Purpose.
Courts of Justice were not established for such an object.

Alter Etating toe jaw ne reca-
pitulated the evidence, and left the jury to decide between
the parties. The hearing of this inquiry lasted upwards
of five hours.
MURDER AT NEwcAsn.E.—Considerable sensation
was caused on Saturday morning, by the discovery of the
body of Robert Lowthin, the registrar of births, deaths,
and marrirges in the Gateshead district, in the river Tyne,

at and circumstances have since transpired
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testrong suspicion of his having
been
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that Lowthin had on the Friday received
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his quar(eriy saiary as registrar, and at eight o'clock that
night he was in the Charles XII. public-house, at the end
of Tyne Bridge, when the landlord observed that he had
a watch, and a considerable sum of money in his purse.
He was then in liquor. He was seen again about two
o'clock on Saturday morning, by the superintendent of
police in Gateshead, in the company; of a notoriously bad
chasrLaEcEtepr.,_pTrhoecepeodeint gyotuowngarsdayss,:ewcastle. When his
body was found his watch and purse were missing, and
the sum of 2s 24d only was found in his pocket.
J o greathn Ns
oant u
says,re '
s
minds. second course—The balm of hurt iiep i's
reals.'
" It is the parenthesis of human woe." Sleep being thus
appreciated by mankind, how desirous ought we to be
that all should tranquilly enjoy " sweet repose," the ge-
neral ,obstruction to which is through an unhealthy ac-
tion of the liver or other viscera. A little attention to
the " young disease," by having recourse to a mild ape-
rient, often produces the most salutary effect, and for
such purpose Frampton's pill of health stands prominent
in public opinion.