The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-06 00:00:00

A MISTAKE.

'Richard Harrison, an able "seaman, on bsard the City of
Washington, was charged with having stolen a box, containing
a quantity of wearing apparel. belon.ing to another sailor,
named Thomas Burt. Mr. Bluck defended. It qppeued tug
when the prisoner left the ship he was in a state of intoxichtiOn,
tiVit taking :away !lit tbings.hi. ord wed the' prosecutor's box
to be taken with his o-,,vn property. It was subsequently found
in the prisoner's lodgings, at 24, Reacon-street, but the con-
tents were untouched, and the•box locked. The prisoner Was
drunk all the time, and Mr. Muck contended that it was a
mistake on his part, and was the fault of the drink—there was
no felonious intent on the part of the prisoner.. The magistrate
was of the same opinion, and discharged him from the charge
of stealing, but fined him 5s and costs for being drunk,

A FAMILY QUARREL.
Johu Tfas cared by Mary ItlgGildion, hoot and
shoe maker, of tfoorfield's,lor stealing a go.d and silver watch,
a gold bracelet, two gold rings, and other property. Mr.
Bluck defended the prisoner. l'he prosecutrix stated that the
Pr4oner was the manager of her business, in the nicchaitioal
department. He' was grandson of her husband, and some time
ago, while she was ill, she We the keys of the safe to the pri,
sorter for business purposes. and, as she alleged, he took the pro-
perty and pledged iy. ' dp masTexamination by Mr. Black, she
admitted' that since her husbaud's.death, last Christnr a, the
Prisoner conducted her business, but she denied that heft .
authority to pledge the property, although she gave biro the
keys of the safe, some time ago, when she was ill. She denied
that the prisoner pledged the property in order to get money
to carry on the b4sittess, as lie could get leather on credit for
six months. She also denied that she was a drunkard, but,
could take a glass. Mr. Bluck showed that the property was
pledged by the prisoner, and the money used for shop pur-
poses ; and the magistrate, thinking there was no felony,
discharged the prisoner.. .
THE
ROUL
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Everyone shotild sac it.

ACCIDENT TO A RAILWAY TRAIN,
- • YESTERDAY. • •

An 40oident, -happily unattended with any serious
consequences, oclurred yesterday on the Great Northern
line, A few miles from London. The train due at
1 just
Station from Scotland at 9.15. was pro-
f along- the line' at the proper time, when
as it- *pproaehed the Southgate Station; which it
had to pass without stopping., and which is about
eight miles, distant from King's-eross, the guard
diseovered that one of tie - carriages had left the
line. He immediately. communicated with the driver,
and the train was stopped, -thotigh not till one or
%two other carriages had' got off the rails.' • ' On pulling
up it was found that the tire of one of the wheels of a
prison van, in which prisoners from Scotland were being
conveyed to London, and which belongs to some Scotch
jail authorities, had come off, and this was the cause of
the accident. gora single person was hurt, and the
mischance which had occurred"was speedily temecred

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