The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-11 00:00:00

STABBING.

George Brown was charged with hating stabbed an unfor-
tunate female in a house of ill-repute in a court off Norman-
street. Mr. Rluck defended. The girl stated that on the 25th
September the prisoner was in the hoo•e, and was in drink.
They had some words, and she alleged that he struck her two
blows on the back of the head with a knife, and then flung her
into the yard, and she remembered no more of what happened.
In reply to Mr. Black, she denied that her head was injured
by a fall. A surgeon frpm the Royal Infirmary stated that
there were two serious wounds on the back of the head. One
was a coxtused and the other a clear cut. She was in danger
still from erysipelas. The prisoner was sent for trial.

CRIMPING.
Henry George Pierce, of Radcliffe-street, was charged under
the 147th section of the Shipping Act, with supplying men to a
ship contrary to the act. The penalty in this case is £2O.
Mr. Tyndall prosecuted. It appeared that the defendant pro-
cured three men for the ship Adriatic. The captain on going
to the Sailors' Home to get the articles signed, saw a notice up
that the defendant had been fined before for like conduct, and
he at once told Mr. Murphy, the out-door superintendent, that
the defendant had got him his whole crew, and then the sum-
mons was issued. Mr. Raffles said he was glad to hear that
Mr. Murphy's suggestion of posting np such cases at the
Home, had led to such good results—it was an excellent
suggestion, and calculated to put a stop to illegal practices.
Three sailors were then produced, and they stated that the
defendant had induced them to ship in the Adriatic. Mr.
Murphy proved the ship to be a British ship. The defendant
denied having got any money for shipping the men. Mr. Tyn-
dall said the case was not brought under the section of the act
for getting money, and he further stated, that the defendant was
only just come out of jail, where he had been for a month,
for a similar offence, and he appeared to set all law at defiance,
He called on his worship to inflict the full penalty in each
case. The defendant made some incoherent remarks, and con-
tended that he ought to have a carriage and servants. He
was ordered to pay n fine of £5 in each case, or one month's
imprisonment. Thus making £l5 or three months' imprison-
ment. He was removed in custody. '

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