The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.-YESTERDAY

(Before Mr. RAFFLES.)
MR. HA USBURGH AND HIS UMBRELLA.
A brave son of Caledonia, who gave the name of Alexander
Hausburgh, was charged with having assaulted Police-officer
826. The officer said just as the public-houses were being
closed, the prisoner was pushed out of Mr. Crane's public-
house, at the corner of Pembroke-place ; when the prisoner
saw him he rushed at him and swore he would poke his eye
out with his umbrella. The officer advised him not to do any
thing so foolish, and asked him what he wanted ; and he
replied, " I will kill you," at the same time making a poke at
him with his umbrella. Witness caught the latter article, and
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said he went irAo Crane's public-house to get " two penn'orth
of rum ;" he had a half•crown and a shilling, and he thought
it was the half-crown he gave in payment, but only got ten-
pence change, and that was the reason he kicked up the row.
Mr. Raffles said a drunken man could not tell what money he
might have; perhaps he had lost the half-crown. He fined
him 10s. for the assault.
ROBBERY OF £1,059 IN BILLS.
Mr. Charles Connolly, a merchant from Thomas-street,
Dublin, charged a well dressed young woman, named Mary
Brown, for having stolen his pocket book, whieb, contained
bills of exchange to over £1,059. Mr. Cobb defended. It
appeared that a week since the prosecutor was going to his
hotel at, night, when he was met by the prisoner, who told
him she was a native of Dublin, and craved his assistance.
He was about giving her something, when she suddenly put
her hand into his pocket, took the book which contained the
bills, and made off. He followed her, but it seemed she passed
the book to a man who got away, and she got away also, but
was subsequently arrested from a description given of her by
Mr. Connolly, and he at once recognised her. The bills have
not yet been•traced. The prisoner was remanded.
(Before Messrs. J. R JEFFERY -and J. B. LLOYD.)
VIOLENT ASSAULT.

Bryan Graham, a labourer, summoned William Brabin, a
butcher, living in Scotland-road, for having assaulted him.
Mr. Cobb defended: The complainant stated that on Saturday
week be was working at a stone yard on West Derby-road,
when the defendant and another person came up, and began td
banter him, and after some time the prisoner struck him with
a stone on the head, inflicting a serious wound. Three wit-_
nesses corroborated the statement, When Mr. Cobb, called three
other witnesses, who swore the defendant was not at the place
at all on the day in question. fir. lelfery said the magistrat,a
credited tlie, evidence for the complainant. It was a savage
and unprovoked assault, and they would fine the defendant
£5. The fine was paid.
PUBLICANS' CASES.
Thomas Mead, 16, Crown-street, was summoned for doing
business on Sunday morning, and for allowing drunkenness.
Officer 420 said he saw women leaving the house with whiskey,
and on entering he found a man and the owner drunk in the
house. The defendant produced a witness, who said he was.
the man who was in the house, and he denied I:feing t#,Ank:.
Fined 2s. 6d. and costs.
Isabella Collister, 5, Roscce-ittne, was summoned for doing
business 'before one o'clock on Snnday. The defence was that
the drink was given for a woman who had a baby. The case
was dismissed.
Thomas Owens, of Norfolk-street, was charged with doing
business at eleven o'clock on Sunday last. Two women were
found drinking in the house; but the defence was that the
women were cleaning up the place, and that the ale was &tie',
to them. Dismissed.
BEERHOUSE GASES.
Thomas Walley, Wellington-read, was charged with Sun-
day trading. The defence tots that the people found in the
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douse were lodger's and trav,eliers. Dismissed.
trading, Dismissed.. -
Samuel Moore, 'of Grenville-street, waessummoned for sell-
ing portt4 'at hours' prohibited by law. Dismissed.
Charles Rowan, Carleton-street, was summoned for Sunday
trading. The defence was that the ale was given as a present.
Dismissed.
Margaret tateskill, Clarence-street, Edge-hill, was charged
with doing business at illegal hours. Dismissed.
Thomas Harrison, Moon-street, was charged with Sunday
trading. Dismissed.

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