The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-25 00:00:00

lERPOW
.R01:41. INIIRMARY.—Return Ifbr week
end; 2jid June, 18'4: Admitted, in-pati its, 47 ;
out,tients,, 39; surgical. paspaitiets)!
cure 18 ; relieved,. until atuwa request, 12; made out-
petits, 4 ; irregular, 0 ; dead 4 ; remain in the house,
184. Far the ensuing week (visitors) Lawrence Peel,.
.and . Gr. Livingston, EFlrs. ; .physiciam• Dr. Inman:;..
sup; Mr. Long; house surgeon, Mr. R. Harrison
junic house surgeon, Mr. H. G.. ItawdOn ; chaplain,
Rev,Bward Poole; treasurer, Mr.: Charles *ilsoir.

METING OF THE OPERATIVE JOINERS. —An adj ourned-
meeti; of the operative joiners of this town was held,
on Surday evening, in St. Columba's Schoolroom,
Pleant-street. The chair was occupied by one of the
delegtes who had visited the different masters,.and the
procdings included the reading of the answers of the
' masts to the proposed reduction in the hours of labour. _
The eneral feeling appears to be in favour of it, and
near] every one of the masters is willing to be guided
by tl majority. this may be taken as a consent to the
propal.

HARGE OF MURDER IN MASON-

STREET.

On Saturday the Coroner investigated the charge
againt Thomas Rollinson, carter, of Mason-street, who
stand charged with having caused the death of his
wife, Rollinson is in custody` on. remind by the magi-
strap. 7'.e details of this unfortunate affair were.
pubbhed in Thursday! paper. It arose .out •of
drin. The facts of the case are these. On 'Puesday4
'at non, the man came to his dinner, and found his wife'
in bd drunk ; some altercation followed, and 'then the
mat took up a handled pot and struck her on the
heal with it, She VW taken .to the Southern Ilos-
piti, where there ,l‘friS an operation performed on
he. head, as the skill wai•fraotured. She died
on. Friday' in the hospital. There was a good
dal Rf evidence given as to the rapner in which
tle deceased and 1it:4.'1144E4cl lived, Whieb *it appeared ,
was tint at The 'evidence Of Mr, ,
Pemberton, house_ surgeon of the • Southern gospital,
vent to show that the skull was fractured extensively ,
in two places by some blunt instrument, such as the
pot, .1,71 th Which it YitiS proved her husband had struck
her. The oin:eller then summed up the evidence, aitcr
drew the distinction between murder ana manslaughter;l'
and left it to the jury to say which the husband
was guilty of ; but he was inclined to tliink it,
was one of Murder. Thelary, after a long consullation,
returned a verdict " NyAlftil rnurder ; " and the
Coroner issued his warrant for the' committal, of the ,
prisoner on the-charge.

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LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.---SnunDAy.

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• (Before Mr. J. AIEIN.) '
THE MATE AND THE MAN WHO STOLE THE 4EAT.

DOuglas:Kelly; a fine looking fellow, a sailor on bOard the
Hship.l,one Star, 'was brought up by officer 352, who; said at
half-pSst eleven clock the previous night he got the prisoner
'crossing one of the dock bridges, with 20 lbs. of-beef and pork'
in his possession, and' as he could not account for the legal
pose sign o the said ti4eat tpok. ctistcdy, bY 'virtue
of,his,olffce-,Autt is, hie ip4ittp,-c.o34reil coat, repity to the
magistrate, tye officer said the ship was going to sea, Or gone,
and therefore there was no one to pisosectite. He was not quite
saber at the din: the: briclkWell keeper saidtheprisoner was
diii4; and 414 not know what he was 4041 g. fie said
the mate of the ship gave him the meat to take it on shore.
The prisoner said ho got the " stuff" from the mate of the ship
to take it to a person on 'shore. He whs not stealing it, nor
dicthe:intend quitting the ship, as Ids cbthes and other things
were on board:—He was sent to gaol for a month, for not being- ,
able to account for the properpossession of the beef and pork.