The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1849-10-02 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

GALVANISM.--The following is extracted Tr(); font Court Journal of Jsnuary 29 :—" It is now abullb-e re' years since that we informed our readers it was ti' 0 gretted galvanism was not more extensively used ths" remedial agent. We have every reason to beliece,sorP,, our advice was attended to, for in a comparativelY fool time Mr. Halse's residence was crowded with the e j 10 fashion and their less fortunate fellow-sufferers, nnedisi, feel confident, judging from the astonishing re'Djs effects it has produced on ourselves, after all bh—ne6" medicine and hydropathy had failed to impart any %eon' that the public will thank us for our reconuneta gin We were delighted to notice. a short time since, ti"-e and Halse was patronised by the Lord Bishop of lennuiLlsej Sir Charles Clark, his lordship's physician. Mr• great reforms in the galvanic apparatus, and his ini,ft, seer method of application, justly entitle him to rank ',ls e, in the profession. We again recommend our resueis P give galvanism a fair trial. Mr. Hale's residence t, 22, Brunswick-square, London."—See advertisenl7o 11' POISONING AT CHELTENHAM,..-011 ThUrSdßiA,:elte°,: quest., which has been pending for some days at `ie.:abet' ham on the bodies of Samuel, aged 14, and g"-ine! Gregory, aged 21, terminated by the jury returaatti verdict of "Wiltul murder against Emanuel 13ur'clee" who was accordingly committed by the coroner t° The cester Castle to take his trial on the capital charge' a la' mother of the deceased was a widow, and Barnett, bouring man, lodged with them. Quarrels ocensi°oo,/, took place between Barnett and his wife, who wag co the training school, and did not lodge in the house At her husband, and Mrs. Gregory and her childrea'Aet' length Barnett brought home some flour in a,,Pol°.'ineet handkerchief, which was made into dumplings. -res• it was observed that Barnett did not eat as ust"eere before the meal was concluded some of the fan" there taken ill. Eventually the deceased died, but the Oof the recovered. Suspicion was excited, the stomachs s left( deceased, and a portion of the dumplii g 4 which wr,aceet was sent to Mr. Herapath, who deposed to the • na arsenic in large quantities. The wife of Barnet' eholly free frim suspieion. 15341. THE BOY JONES AGAtN.—Young Jones, the oie rvernoof Buckingham Pelare, has, to the surprise of the g. mate of Newgate, been discovered amongst the present "-cone' of the gaol. It is not more than three weeks since ei sate man, named John Frost, was committed to gaol fe°elinale; bing the house of Mr. David Williams Wire, at l'e-s tmein Kent, of plate which was soon afterwards fenn- PP red, possession of the accused, who was tried, convie,e, cewea sentenced to transportation for ten years for haw." tr'" mitted the offence. That John Frost is no other thaiseett boy Jones. On Thursday last, it happened that t_ihee°oll, who had most frequently taken the boy into cusrm;il into one of the wards upon some business connect fro9`; his duties. The moment his eye fell upon Jubn,jorl; he said, " Hallo, how on earth did you come here' eon es You have not been to see her Majesty again, heir'that if The prisoner with great presence of mind, denied an' knew anything either of young Jones, the e9lie, ~erieao the Queen, and requested not to be annoyed in ne'' seed cogitations. It was in vain that the officer uP.'„is, ike:a other policemen of the metropolitan force positirhon'e tilled the prisoner as the young chimney-sweeper wo, has made his bed under the sofa on which her Mkjel.eine been sitting. He most resolutely declared the ""iypere stranger to every individual named, and that the oils, th son of rank into whose house he had entered, v` e Under-Sheriff of London.—Morning Herald. frultere;'