The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-22 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PLICE INTELLIGENv'''

(BEFORE MR. J. AIKIN.) IVO
were charged with robbing Joseph' Walker, in A•e° dig
STREET ROBBERY.—Anne Ryan, and trent.fr:rlber'
lane. The female prisoner accosted the prosecutor
hie
sh,
street, and seized his pocket, out of whihenid 0
took some money and a bottle. He caught "love
her, when she called out, and then the male Pr,saael
rushed on, and nearly choked him. The n3ele oriti
positively denied the statement. The amount n' "00
(nearly) taken from Walker was found on the °aged
She was committed for a month; the man wah,;:dgeiscudijos:ibri
STEALING BY A LODGER.—A name trouser
Lowe, was charged with stealing a coat an "-ape+
belonging to Daniel Regan, boarding -
Stanhope street The prisoner lodged for two days
the house, and broke into the prosecutor's bedr°°°3la•
the articles, and pledged the coat at Priors s, Perli°49ooel
street, for 6s. The trousers was not found. The P.
d Jo°
was committed for one month.
A BOOKKEEPER.—Two young women, rianie-,j bf
Whitetield and, Elizabeth Wingate,
mate of a ship, named Henry Galbraithe, witl'af sr
stolen his pocket book, containing an order on The` "awl
bank for £2O 4s, and his mate's certificate.
~4%nette
told by the complainant, amounted to this :—Dieh-taele'
were nbahrgionig,
prisoners, and had divers glasses of beer w't"dp
One of the ladies then asked him to delifer,,t-blel'
property to her, if not, she would not be acco°",,„"t bo^',
him for it. (Laughter) He gave her his P''ci.)-1,01,'
and its contents, but she took such good care 01,,:; said'
he had not seen his property since Mr• bi"'‘ls De
according to tte man's own showing, ther.„°,:t abtd
felony. He gave the book for safety, and he "'",„j,
the consequences. The prisoners were dischar4; i0On"
" COME AND SEE THE BABY !"—A fine•lookiee op,
sailor, named William Lynn, charged a you"! eintfleighl
named Susan Johnston, with having robbed WI," sto';
pkenrefwe
cht her sovereigns. The story told by the--
complaine'neorain;
much laughter, both from the simplicity of ine
and the matter of the tale itself, Hesaid-Pikirbessll,,°,,
along Southwell-street, when I was hailed uglididll
sv‘o.hneenr,swhehosaaisdkaeldlemh
ing met (she was quite sure of trhe
eadi f
jo
me before. She asked me into the house dice;
acquaintance sake, as she had something most Pa' 1
TO mention, went in accordingly sat day/II,: ells§ '
tj
treated me to the best. I wondered' what " :00"
about, when she revealed the mystery. " I tell Y°;--t
1:11
says she. " What is it," says I. " I'm the In
the re;
the house at present," says she ; " for you see
mistress of the house is in bed up stairs, and a n,ne-,‘
ble,s its little heart, you never saw than it
a boy or a girl ?" says I. "As fine a boy. a" °"; is_atih;
too, as you'd see in a twelve months' voyag
'• won't you dk its health ?" sa • he. :ie- eda'lls
I will" says lii"Iii"
" and welcome too3''s' and so 10',e,1tf
a bumper of grog. I drank to the good he."..,t'rroaol,'f
ca?to,llelthcr,eniaoPinliebodf;xl"6:l:oaiti
mother and child, and then was about to " sie-th 1°
whenb
CO
says she, " Won't you come up and 11;4'4
before
you go ? for," says she, " the mistress vw,,
angry if you go away without seeng .
went,
wouldan d therenatl allowsaw
tat hee
tboa
goby .
awayT h
un Dpdeuirri:tai
o
curie alt ur
the young skipper's health, so I tossed off a ,_";
it, and that's all I know of it, for I remerou,„e"„lie 7,4
after till past eight in the evening, when I lornitj'fr„;
found only one sovereign in my pocket, olibivejiy;f
During the above recital, the people were conctl'siisetf:
laughter. The policeman, who arrested the roera
said, he found five sovereigns and some 801°04
She was 5.,..nt to gaol for one month, and them et
ordered to be given back to the owner.
Curtious CASE.—A fine-looking young WorOrit'difin
et ottel/bPi
elegantly dressed, whose name on the slie
p£o2lsk,
einopticuebrl,in,
whoin had the month
cha
rg
charge
of f Due)
as Rose O'Neill, was brought up on a charge Wafit", 134°1
robbed a person, who gave the name of John 01,141;i0
this case the prosecutor do es not appear. Woo 0 0
Why not? Officer: He said it would be t it !la
trouble for him to go to Dublin to secute• ieuiro
there the robbery was committed. Mr. Clougp
met the prosecutor that morning, l 1 red 01:44#
that, in December last, he was in• Dieubelianr,whereetbsil,
soner robbed him of £25, and he had never se", -:orityhe
that time until yesterday, when he gave her ier,`°bethii
On hearing that he would have to go to Ptjv- to ceepinrib' prison
declined to come forward to prosecute. In reNst
Aikin, Mr. Clough said he could not tell he rest
Martin was—he told him (Mr. Clough) that ne -100,1
here, and that he carried on his business her% ;acre
would take up too much of his time, and he rob"ir
trouble to him if he went to
took place, to prosecute, and therefore he Prefer ise°
coming forward. Mr Aikin • let thePr
in . Very well,
be discharged. •
flu 'le
SHOPLIFTING .—A miserable looking per: . • 100
John Grady,
who pleaded great poverty, svrellof j$
gaol for
fourteen days, for having stolen a 11:4';
from the shop of Mr. Lawton, d 1119—
Sscoti an
witted for I°<
Dublin, where tbe red 110
boy, named Thomas Davis, w• •
I%.mionths, for stealing some moneya fromni
the al°
Mr. Hughes, Greenwood-street

THE BANGOR REGATTA.
oof
0 °Ili"
In our impression on Friday last we published cyfigt#
of this Regatta, abridged from the North wales
isoto
eeA
We have since been requested to-state that a ti,rbe
arisen with reference to the winner of the cOP• hr,
of the Glide claim it ; but the committee thick "-tildlol
should have run as per agreement before either etrisr.,lo
haveit awarded to them, but reserve their decisioo 'OO5O
enquiry into the circumstances attending tWa 111100
the
and unpleasant difference. The owner of the 10
requested us to publish the following letter. se
annexed resolution of the committee : t., 189
1, Strand Street, Liverpo Sep (d, 18th ta-e
Dear Sir,—l am in receipt of your note of Yet° d jet)
the resolution of the Bangor Regatta C tb
you and the members of the committee 10Y ir or. 1;4
for the trouble you have taken in the lusit „ry ,t
carefully reviewing all the circumstances
I have resolv, d that the cup remain the private ri.Fpo„,,'
the committee, but will again gladly assist in I"Tigair
competing for it and others in a general race o'l-
501/'0
lam dear ' , sir, yours very respectfully, v. t,%04 elkt
A. R. Martin, E q. "1-f
AjV
onitnittee,so
At a meeting of the Bangor Regatta Ctnrwt;',egejt'satiK,
the G rth Inn, on Tuesday evening, the 16t0,--d:,),,
following retolutinn was unanimously ad°P": sij
Committee are of opinion that the race was flat "t 1101).
,ge a di
factory in the first instance, and that the ROL-00;rd
run it over again was the best that could be rot,'; bee;titbi
circumstanc-s; but this arrangement not havilelt',.oo,4
carried out, as they had a right to expect, theLvealf,i
their duty to hold the Cup over for renewed 007 a S„ori,
the Glide and the Spray, or any two boats of Per"
class, to be named by their owners, at the,l/-seet.
Regatta—to take place about the month %iv 00A tlsof
1857—notice being given to the Secretary wtt
night of the day of the intended meeting', aio to
entrance being charged. If no race, the Co or
the Committee.
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THE NEW GOLD FIELD IN TASMANIA.,"Tbt3 VlllB eksli
tention of the colony appears to be engrossed old tl ifo
absorbing question of the newly discovered gv a 0)
)10
Fingal. So fa
,the intelligence is confirMed,f flop 1
pi
appear as if the proofs were daily faceunirig.i je 9111
persons were flocking to the diggings, and. lod tilt'"
that they have met with considerable success' e at 16 e
yield of gold was increasing. In the meant
effects of the excitement were beginning to be of flee te
by the interruption of the ordinary occupatiut°„ titejo9
bitants, the colonial authorities have theta
energetic means to have the question brought :orriP",
di rte issue. £2,000 has been voted for the rtritst" VII
fled
the committee of merchants to whom it is Viops ere
seat Lt. one hundred experienced diggers beep'tftld
Up to the present time the gold field has not os'
tested ; none of the parties there seem to ha/0 )0l
oor
earth for more than a foot beneath the surface'''. 11111
and New Zealand Gazette.
04> 1111
ALLSOP'S WAX WORK EXHIBITION, rri:, sl;‘,i 01#1,1
LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL.—DOVE, THE Mu --„,11 see ; f Lo,
only correct likeness of this criminal is to "v- 10-Ay
above exhibition, and is p'aced by the side ciLliecig"„o A
these poisoners are full-length, and are ackuu", b1.'t91,"l
to be perfect likenesses. They are surroundou 60u;Iteotif
of 100 wax figures, large as life; together Wit 't Stl'ioroli
busts, casts of beads, &c.. &c. ; also a gre'i'beeoillie,
Stereoscopic and other views. The proprietor net b 1 oP
that the likeness of Dove and Palmer are 111,11 000
the only true ones taken. Palmer was 10,1 acpy
George Ewing, of London, during his ma hi '"pf,,
Bailey; and a sketch of Dove was taken telteilli
Storey, of York, and afterwards modelled e%PI. Ortsa',
Allsop, by Mr. William Leland, of Liverli. At v
ten, a.m., till ten, p.m. Admission, Sixpeu,e''Aileull ~jtff,
band in attendance. Observe the name or '' oily'
work on the two lamps over the entrance. ei.lll3oolll#l,
CORNS.—Of all the minor evils which betiseset't ot ttl.
and in one of its most tender parts, perhaps the tee "de
exquisitely painful callosities, from which „l_nt tro I/0';
few are free, are the worst. The daintiest rujo'co toe,
bered wi h them, must, perforce, be thrust ire' Opel,
because loosely-fitting shoe or boot, thus ill,C 0(011'3013 of,
Of easing one part, and causing a precisflYm ce°3o:llitit
venience in another, while the chance froth t rait'vlrelierft4
b.!ot to its lax substitute is productive efllltualloor eolt
inelegant gait. 'We fancy that any one egeerge talflqj
the corn-encumbered foot at a modera e ell:vii e'eta °in
of, and likely to obtain, both populirifi -,,feffe,,efe 01:11
Mr. Sims, from Berlin, it will be seen 1-1 l.'" reveo;ti
• , to p i
advertisi? g columns, pr. ffers his stirvies ,cresepai;,,,j()
whose feet are afflicted with these painful that crilotiV
certainly his testimanials entitle him to t'-',. pruA
generally is a guarantee of success in
ti*r go&
success, we hope, he will meet with 10 °
(36 Slater-street) of LiverpooL_Adv.