The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

removed the unfortunate woman by--
Bailey, where, under medical treatment, sl
covered. On being interrogated by the magi
soner said she had nothing to say in referent
preferred against her. Mr. Trafford sfis
that the act with which the prise,
of a sane person, and therefr
order that a medical certi
state of her mind.
CHARGE OP STEALING PROPERTY PROM
William Roberts was brought up, on remand from a.—
before the magistrates, at the City Police Court, yesterday,
on a charge of having stolen some brasses and other article'
the property of his employers, Messrs. Sharp, Brothers
Co., of the Atlas Works, Bridgewater-street, Mar
John Hill, a foreman in the employment of a
Sharp, stated that the prisoner was a labourer nun,.
In consequence of information having been communica,
to him that some pieces of brass had been found concealed in
the pattern room, it was arranged that the man who found
them hidden should keep a watch on the spot, in order
to see if any one, and if so, who came to take them away.
About half-past eight in the evening of Friday, a workman
saw the prisoner go to the spot where the brasses were
concealed, and put himself in a stooping posture as if taking
something up, but it was dark, and he ^nr COP him
distinctly. Richard Walker, time-keeper,
Friday night, at about half-past 8 o'clock th
work. In consequence of instructions he re
lowed the prisoner down the yard; as the p.
along, he unbuttoned his clothes and took out sometnint
he then turned down a passage, and attempted to throw
something down, but was prevented doing so on seeing the
witness. He then went into the water closet, and after he
had left, the three pieces 'of brass were found there. On
further inquiry being —mist ates, it appeared

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room, and that. it was not known how ma
stolen. On Saturday morning, it was foun
remaining pieces was left on the premises. Al
it was a very singular circumstance that ev
that had been taken in this case had just
lodge-keeper had taken the prisoner into custod
is supposed the stolen property was in h
leal of the difficulty of the case would have

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great.,
It was stated by the -foreman that some springs and otik
things, similar to those used at the Atlas Works had been
found in the prisoner's house, but articles of a similar char
acter were used at other works. Yesterday _
was again heard upon remand, but could not be carried
further then it was before the Court on Saturday. Mr
Mande said, the case was one full of suspicion,
deuce was not such as to warrant a committal

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but the cv
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oner was discharged.
ALLEGED ROBBERY BY A LANDLADY.-
City Police Court, Manchester, a female who keel_
house in Manchester was charged with breaking open b.
the property of Barnard Hemm, a lodger, and stealing there-
from a quantity of wearing apparel. The prosecutor stated
that on Saturday afternoon he ascertained that his box had
been broken open, and that on speaking to the prisoner on
the subject, she said she did not know who had broken it
open, and commenced crying. He left the box safe with its
contents on Monday. There were several lodgers in the
house besides witness.--4 little girl stated the+
servant in the house, and that on Wednesd-,
brother picked the lock of the box in her presenk.,.
prisoner stood by at the time. Witness was then told to go
down stair-, which she did. The articles stolen were a pair
of trousers, a waistcoat, a shirt, and a coat.—Remanded
this day (Tuesday).
THE ROBBERY Fly
publication of yesterday we am 'need that a robl-

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MANUFACTOIt'I

taken place late on Saturday night or early on Sunday
morning, at a silk manufactory in Albert Street. Since we
wrote the supposed robbers have been apprehended, and
yesterday they were brought up for examination at the

Court. Their nan
ph Butter, John Boshell,
Aping, and William Thomas.

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who were charged with stea