The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-09-04 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 4, 1855.]

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ed...., of 700,000 bales, which it will be i DEN THIEVES.—About half-Npast
amtehr e o'clock on
14)4814; Must be the outside, we have to take SaturdayimPr
named Peter Griffin
coolly walked into ntheaceillar under the shop of Mr. Windsor,
:t Iteelta, P 2.11 t° the 31st of December, a period of provision dealer, Dale-street; and as coolly. walked out a_gaiel
Nk vgbwillell at the low average of 32,000 bales taking with him, on his shoulder, a firkin of butter. Wheat
ate ' "41
amount. be got to the top of the steps he found a little difficulty in
ttb,,,, to 592,000 bales; and if we cal- passing under a projecting part of the window,. plate. John
it "4
elnlY eiPht
440 f) tom;„__ 'ft- • weeks' exports at 2,000 bales Devaney,• an acquaintance, who had been vfaiting in the
middle of the street, stepped up and said "Hold on a bit; I'll
Ike te 376 ear
al6:°00 bales, there will remain at the help you." He did so, and the pair made off with their plan-
let leeks' toil S'oek of only 92,000 bales, or under (floerriunTa itleel; hizablLellhinAnaortriicseodo,by the parties in the shop, but
an old woman living in No.
tiNl/41tever i,,snrilPtion, without making any allow- 1 Court, Stanley-street, saw the wdholeotfravragoons andenhuprlialceed.
5 e aecolints": the quantity of unsaleable quality.
iiiiteo
andthe sahosltoopminafonrmg
aMver.ch2sne,saonrd the' prisoners were cap-
:l2kve 313,thit"ta the United States of the growing tured before they got very far. l yesterdtaytheys;vteerrethbersocucgihrt.
1! bee 4 visi, but satisfactory, the cotton districts cup before Mr. ri;aßdolitaocennatprtohvec police-court, and
both committed for
4 44t' 4° (1" ' " with heavy rains and high winds, trial at the sessions.
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eit • 'we shall very shortly witness afar-^litt, Mee, The
AN INSTANCE OF DETECTIVE VIGILANCE.-Michael
'tla 'ti, has been' Ihe foregoing statement, it will be Gorrignan, Michael Toole, James Mc. Ardle, and John Regan,
street porters, and Ellen Burke, a female servant, were brought.
the
attettio fairly drawn, and we recommend it up at the Police Court yesterday, thelmnenrocphearrgd wrioethtectael.
~, steal-
the es °f our Manchester friends. It will inyaearnLthaea
nwtcaaaiiitawaiatlrgeaitv, receiving stolen e
seven ::•
o'clock on Saturday
' Protk ot4, time they have received sounder evening, information was received at the poloisce officaer,inßoalee:
- echinns than from their own organ. tree% that foul; men hasdorincieoiunsqloornng Gp ' m
i rospserty. He and
analo7fficenrew' ewnitttheremaend foundp the four male prisoners. They
had just sold a quantity of new sheathing copper to the female
prisoner, who is Goss's servant. Gorrigan had possession of
Bs. which he had received for the metal. The men said that
they had been assisting at the removal of Messrs. James Aiken
snd Son, from the Goree-piazzas to another office, and that the
metal had been given to them by the warehouseman. They
were brought up at the police court, yesterday, when the false-
hood of this statement was proved, and they then admitted
that they had taken the metal to sell, in order to get some
allowance. The men were sent to gaol for fourteen days each,
but the woman was discharged. Superintendent Clough
ordered the property to be given up to the owners, the Bs. to
be restored to the marine-store dealer, and a report of the cir-
cumstances to be made against him.

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