The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-28 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT,—YEsiEno.tY,

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John Wilson, alias Edward roukes„. described as " a Man-
chest,.flr thief," was brought up by officer Beatty; M 3, on a
;/.1';;g- or [taring ttolen twenty-Kenn gild rings (wedding)
from the shop... of Mr. White, jeweller,,. Whitechipel.
anpeared that an Thursdq afternoon the pi iegner went to Mr.
trid itaited admE. *Ming rings,; he at'ai
gi'Oviii.,tieatlYill the! the il;Cp; tat ire iaid• Wage of
Woilld fit the lady that he wanted it for. Mr. White
went into a neighbour's shop to get some rings, leaving the
prisoner in the shop, and when he was entering the shop again
he saw the prisoner shutting the inside window, and on looking
into the window he missed a box in which the rings were.
He asked the prisoner to give hint up the rings. but he denied
having thent; however, on searching him, all the rings, value
riser £3, Were hilinci dp his coat Sleeve: The erisoncr Aimed
first he was cirink,• brit this Was disproved. and the Prismer
pjFadea.. He aims retrtanded td Mike Wither inquiry
aholt hitfi.
Skt:'I,T,ING A I`EMAGEI
Joseph Cuddy, a respectable-looking. man, described is
ihinet-maker, was charged with having assaulted Bridget
Murray, a.servant in the employment,of Dr. ,Campion,
„ coniplainant
.spal ,the
street. Mr: 131tiak,lefent10.,
rinioder was the lirather of the trite Mts. Canapfon ,cher pasta's
wife, who is dead), and latterly ho was in the ha Idf cdrribig
to the house when in a state of intoxication, and, in the
absence of her master, creating much disturbance; he
aisa broke sJine things. On Wednesday evening, in
the absence, of Dr. Campion, he created a dis-
tnrbanca,, and assailltei the girl. .Thin statein-nt was corro-
beiralti•,6l a aniung woman., ,Who was in the an,d
aitlieugh Mr. Blear filed to rlet,a diffeterip eitiiigle.ffan Op the
case, the only thing he elicited seas that the cArtiplaiiiant said
to the prisoner she never lived with any one so low as he was.
The prisoner was fined 20s. and costs.
THE MAN WHO "CCU" WITH THE RAZORS.
John Kelly, "a ha-rim scarum" sort of a gentleman, who
appeared to care nothing about the enemies of the Irish a itton
Ito wit, the dean' et the Danes, was brought up charged by
John darner, wlid was described as a" ihaver," atlas a barber
vflia genii Tifafeitdr4S" shop At BeVingteln-thisili with
leaving Aut.froni liia establishnfent wait thirty-seVeri tatori,
value 34x., be.the aanie More or leas, according to the Sniooth
mass or keefiness of the edges, Rodgers,- Mackay, Ford, or any
oac elec. It so happened that Mr. Gamier had employed the
ion Of the 116114 e Of Itelly to take the facia di his • customers
from behind their beard, and that Mr. Kelly never asked any
one "How are you off far soap?" but. lathered away like. as
it was stated, "sticks a breakin'." Mr. Garner went out on
Thursday, leaving ", Maister." Kelly in possession of soap
suds, water,towelea,and a vari.ty pf etceteraa tog numerous to
Mention, When. Mr. Garneri came back, he did not find his
flicaid there. This was not td he regrette, bnt pe made
a discovery that he had eat—levanted, minted, thAW6,l—
fact, that he had actually run away with his :whole
skinning apparatus, namely, the 37 razors. One belonged to
Bill Jones, and Tim Casy was proprietor of a pair ; Paddy
Gal'agher claimed three, and Kit Morgan certainly owned one
at least. The " article" With the white handle was left by
Lary Fegan's daughter to be ground. The blade with the
black haft Was the Well kilaWit ntopetitt of ttike Mitgnite, and
the tortoise Slie4 edVering over the long iineet &ode Was
clai4lad bF a Pibhcan, ysho b,ought i4t frorn, a servant (alida
dodger), whq 'aid it laelenged toGeneral4e*ahoni,t4
corn-
ing " iteiiinel, and tiik w4ltridt oii,t of the marshal'
baggage at the battle of Magenta. M. Kelly, *lien niAking
his exit with all these sharp and historical instruments, (it did
not appear how many suicides any of the articles Were engaged
in,) locked the door; but he did more than this : he sold
several of the blades to different persons, for a shilling a piece,
• (dog cheap,) and after' getting the "brass" he would say to
the nnreliaseri " Oh, JIM, let me take it, as it is rather dull at
riresent, And 1 Will grind and set it Ed- cirri," and then he
would again " dot," and One Cr* ode either • hint at the
"firrstrate cutting" afteiNi'ards. if iiii.ONCed to have gorse on
in this ar:rttof geoinatricAr.9Krolob he ToOld have irliaed
several theinSind ihillidge in the icoursmof a d,a7 or 17(4130
his career Was cut Abort by &line thteeri Whci " gripped'
him trying to "do" one of the natives with a real 11.0dgers
The prisoner was remanded.
(Before Mr. R. GLkDSTONE.)
PUBLICANS' CASES.
Margaret Barlow, of Watford-street, was summoned for
retching to admit the police, when they demanded admission
do Siitiday: • Th 6 case was proved, and a fine cej 20s. was
imposed; •
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Richard Mellish, of London-roan!, was charged for niinii-
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tang drunkenness. Mr. Black defended. Inspector Ilmigh
Proved the case. Fined 10s. and costs.
„ • BEERROUSE CASES. ,
TheimasiTaylor, Circus-street, was charged •for doing Pl 1.81.•
lr3B on Stinday, at halfspast twelve, thc 4efeniid iri thia ease
wa:4 that the beer was given out for a sick Persdn, tiri4 Mr.
Li;htfoot produced a witness for the defence; but instead of
disproving the complaint, it was a fall substantiation of it. The
witness (a girl) said, on Sunday a w ,man met me, and asked
Inc to g for a pint of ale, and she would give me a penny. She
told me to say that it was for my mother, and that she was
very ill. I got the ale, acid paid for it. (Laughter.) Mr.
faigqfciat think I sliddict ndtltiaivf called this *Knees. Mr.
Anderton (the dr:A) Ydii rihcrll hitsie daniiriecl het hefite
-Outing into co'trt. Mr. Oladstdnd said the *Arleta called hit'
the defence by the " learned gentleman" proved the complaint.
Mr. Lightfoot. I'm afraid so, and 1 can't say anything after
the evidence. Fined 3s.
George Cook, beerhouse-keeper, Sussex-street, was charged
with refusing to find accommodation for two soldiers for one
night, on a billet. The defendant wanted 4d. each for the
beds, Whilst stint be the Act. Mr. Muck,
fOr tile defence; eliciii•ed that the deferidant did ofter the Men
beds for 21d. each, and the conitilidot was disnitaaedi
Peter Regan, Devon-street, was summoned for doing beisi-
ness on Sunday, at nine in the morning. Mr. Bliick called a
witneits for the defence ; but he was in such a state of " beer,"
that., he was not Capable of giving evidence, and .Mr. Block,
said he was a milk man, bat he did not appear to live upon
that liquid. The defendant was fined as 6d, and ed costs.
In the count of the hearing cif these beerhouse eases, Mr.
Gladstone retiliirked that he wits qiiite dpposed to the police
going abode In piai#o6lcitheS on ;Siittdiiy Oiening4;
:brit as they
acted under di (ids; of course they were obliged to hey
Bartholomew Cullen, Edgar-street, Was charged far Sairiday
trading. The police found persons drinking in the house at
half-past nine o'clock on Sunday morning. Mr. Black (for the
defence) said the persons were after having a bath, and they
got the drink for nothing. Case dismissed. •
Simon Kelly, Edgar-street, was charged for doing business
at prohibited hours. Fined 3s. and costs. : ,