Northern Times. — 1857-10-03 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SUICIDE  AT BOLTON.  On Thursday night, about eight 'o'clock, a man named Aaren Taylor, a besom maker; residing is a cellar in Velvet Wa'ks, Great Bolton, committed a most dreadful murder on his wife in the pubic s reds. For several days past the delinquent'has been drinking, leaving his wife and three small children waning food, and at the time st.ted she went to the vaults of Mr. Bl: k,, iu Deausgate, and there found him drinking. On asking him for money to purchase foorl,-vords'ensued, and Le left the vaults, and immediately, in a fit of passion, he pulled o it a knife, usel by hini for cutting ling" and cut her throat, the knife entering her month, and inflicting a. wound from her mouth to the back of the ear, ,severing the jcplar vein. Re then ran away, but the woman had *s• ffloi-nt srength t 0 Cry cut "Teat's the man; stop him !' Tha gash inflicted was a most fearful one, and it is most singular how she could give utterance to anything. her hea being almost severed from her body. She was immediately removed tri the infirmary, but life was eticet b..fure she arrived. The man attempted to eseipe, but did not get many yards before he was app:ehxided. He, however, a-tempted to destroy himself with the same wevon, inflicting a serious wound in his own throat, but mot 8, ill dent to destroy life. He was also cemoved to the infirmary,' where .be now lies in a very precariOns state. The poor woman had her infant chill, about six in' inths 'ol i, in her arms at the time Of the dreadful catastr3phr. Dr. Levy and Mr. Segar, the house surgeon at the infirmary, attended the manar d sewed up the wound, and he is nary in charge of the police.  BOYS' CLOTHING MACE WI rH GRE kT;TA'.TE AT I E WES and C al PANT'S, Ranetagh-street.  • TIRE CATTLE NitTRILAIN —The fol:ow•ing letter appears h a Dublin paper :  " Envy frillOws merit, as the shadom does the substance." A qnestille is now being asked through the length and breadth cf the land, " Has nA the dreadful cattle murrain appeared in Ireland ?" All Irelind arswers -‘No "to the foul scandal ; echo says "No" to the base, envious insinuation ; all the respec'able dealers of Ireland and Scotland say "No." Query—And why has the report gone the rounds of the press ? A subtle mystery lies here. Surely it could not be to crash the law-el leaf won in honor, becinse it grans in Ireland. Surely it could not be that, cot es'he etofors, Irish cattle were sold to English dealers and re-sold as home-bred. The very name of an Irishbred beast would in many cases preyed a sale. Now the tables are turned ; the Irish bred, we'l-fed, and hardy stores hive quite superseded the En;lis'a b-ed of the itame class in the Norwich market. The English feeder now inquires for the Irish sores, preferring them to their home-bred, their prejudice being overcome by the proof of the catt'e. A cry of "mad deg" is now raised, Oh ! the murrain is in Ireland ! Shame, shame. And in =elusion I say No. There is no foreign cattle murrain in Ireland. otr agricultural prospects were newer so healthy; our cattle are healthy, our p?opla are peaceable. Come from Ragland and see us and our cattle. You will be welcome. Be truthfil with us, and we will be your brethren. I am the public's friend, Joni's' BOLTON, Cullen House, Slane, co. Mewl), Ireland. [Sir. Bolton is a large lanholder in Meath, feeding from 300 to 400 head of cattle and 1,000 sheep yearly ]  Faxolusively for CLOTWITO BOYS Irons Six to Twenty Years lAMB I COMPANY, Banelsgb-street.