The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

CLAYTON HALL..

During the past week, Miss Clara Seyton has been
amusing. the public at the above hall nightly. Her
entertainment, entitled " the Omnibus," or a touch at
the times, has been received with that encouragement it
so richly deserves. Her personification of " Serjeant
Bellona Buckshot, " in the " Ladies' Rifle Corps," is
inimitable, and must be seeu to be appreciated. When
we say that this young lady has received the highest en-
comiums the London and provincial press could bestow
upon her, it would be useless for us to add additional
flowers to, those with which she has decked her laurel
coronet. All we can say is, as her stay is protracted,
go, and see her.

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT. SATURDAY.

(Before Mr. RAFFLES.)
EABEZZLEMENT.
A young man of respectable appearance, named
George Lloyd, was brought tip by Detective-officer Lay-
cock on a charge of having embeVled the amount of a
bill, £l9 16s. 10d., and also a sum of 255. belonging to
his employers, Messrs. Haigh and Gregory, Bold-street.
From the evidence of -one of the firm it appeared that
the prisoner was employed in the concern for some five
or six weeks, and that he went . there with a good
character from three houses. His business was to receive
cash over the ander' and he was allowed £lO in order
to have it for change for customers; so that in balancing
his cash every night he should hate that £lO over. on
the 30th of October he was sent with a bill for
£l9 15s. 10d. to collect at Miss Sambrook'e, 1, Hard-
man-street, and was paid the amount, with which ho
absconded. However, he returned on Friday, and was
given into custody. His'eash was then examined, and
255. of the £lO which he had in the shop was missing.
Laycock had traced him to a house of ill-repute, where
there was a charge made against him for stealing a watch
from a.female, but she did 'not press the charge against
him. The prisoner declined to say anything, and was
sent for trial.

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INSOLVENTS At the Insolvent Debtors CoUrt at
Lancaster, on Friday last, before. Robert Segar, Esq.,
the following cases were disposed of :—Charles Henry
Wynn (sued with George Howarth), thread polisher,
Manchester ; Augustus George Blake, licensed victualler
and commercial traveller, Liverpool; Robert Kelly,
farmer, Liverpool ; Thomas Burton, sizer, Padihatn,
near Burnley • Join Varley, clammer to engravers to
,
calico printers, Manchester ; James Kenyon, boot
and shoemaker, Padiham, near Burnley ; Jane
Riley, baker, Lower House Fold, near Burnley ;
Edward Palmer, boot and shoe maker, Manchester ;
Ralph Thompson, beerseller, Preston; Benjamin Sagar,
wood turner
B, Burnley ; John Hudson, beerseller, Padi-
ham, nearßurnley ; Holt Barker, cotton waste dealer,
Manchester; Samuel Nield, journeyman hatter, Salford ;
Mary Messenger, confectioner, Manchester ; William
Fitton, iron founder, Newton Heath, near Manchester ;
Joseph. R. Knowles, eating-house keeper, Manchester ;
George Handford, lace factor and commission agent,
Camberwell, London, late of Manchester; Lawrence
Angelo Baldwin, farmer, I.l.foreton, near Liverpool ;
James Chapple, commercial traveller, Manchester ;
Francis Penrose Cherry ,(sued as F. P. Cherry), wine
merchant, Liverpool; Isabel Ward (sued with Emma
Jane Ward), assistant to a milliner, Burnley; Emma
Jane Ward (sued with Isabel Ward), boarding and
lodging-house keeper, Manchester; Samuel Smith Fox
(sued as Samuel S. Fox), agent, and boot and shoe
dealer, Manchester Elizabeth Griffiths, never in any
business, Manchester; William Harral Johnson (sued
as William .Harrill Johnson), tailor and draper, Black-
burn ; James Jonathan Thornely, attorney at law,
Liverpool ; John Brown, cotton spinner, Chowbent,
near Bolton-le-Moors ; John Wilkinson, tin packing-
ease maker, Manchester ; Robert Martin, bread and
provision dealer, Liverpool ; Philip, Oates, cowkeeper
and dairyinan, Liverpool ; Henry Davenport, tailor and
draper, Manchester ; Peter. Bostock, tobacconist and
cigar dealer, Manchester ; Thdmas Molyneux (sued
as-- Thomas' Molineux), grocer and provision . dealer,
West Houghton, near Wigan; Edward Haworth, grocer,
Church, near Accrington ; Edwin Wilde, grocer and
provision dealer, llvde3 near Manchester ; William
Carter, grocer, provisio i dealer, and tailor, Warrington;
John Eeroyd, boot and shoemaker, grocer, and provision
dealer, Busk Oswaldtwistle, near Blackburn, discharged.
Bernard Fitzpatrick, finisher at 'a dye-works, Open-
' Shaw, near Manchester (sued as Bernhard Fitzpatrick) ;
Sarah Hopwood, boot and shoemaker, Rochdale ; Robt.
Penkethman, haircutter, perfumer, and tobacconist,
Manchester, adjourned to next court. James Haselden,
cotton waste dealer and farmer, Bolton-le-Moori, eight
months from vesting order. Edward Whittle, cotton
manufacturer, Blackburn ; Henry Dobson Croft, grocer
and provision dealer, farmer and bookkeeper, Ince, nea,i
Wigan, dismissed. Adjourned case: Sohn Bannister,
hoot and oho maker, §t, Helens, discharged.