The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-16 00:00:00

POLICE COURTS .—_Y
ESTE ADO.
LIVERPOOL. stealing,
Ellen Woods, remanded from Monday for 4,
mantle and pledging it for 45., was sentenced to pay
20s. fine or to be imprisoned for 21 days. v.
ROBBERY OF WEARING APPAREL IN TILE 11
WORKROUSE.—John Jackson, John Harrison? and es er
Lithgoe were put forward, charged with being Pre 00
gaged in effecting an entrance into, and robbingi'f,4o,
Derby Workhouse, on the night of the 21st Sep -
This very curious matter has been the subject of "
vestigation on the part of the governor of the hot
time of its occurrence, but he had found much
getting the case into such training as would j,
bringing it before the magistrates until now, and
the evidence is not complete. It appears that
in question William Pilling and another boy.,
of the house, saw Lithgoe and Harrison in their
Lithgoe stooped and took a pair of stockings fret
bed, but they did not see Harrison take
they had known the boys before, as they had bee]
of the house. The governor of the house
he had information of .this circumstance 1
after it occurred. Some property had been
he could not exactly say to what amount,
three or four blankets, three or four cl
a pair of shoes, a pair of stockings, and some of
An entrance had certainly been effected on
question, as he (the governor) had heard the step
tinctly while watching in the octagon of the bin
snpposed the entrance was made by persons
premises Who had got over the outward wall, '
of earth from a quarry had been thrown against
got into the house by a door left open every
inmates to go to the water closets.
Harrison, one of the prisoners, being first did'
made a statement, throwing the blame on Jack;
he said, had a quantity of things belonging to
secreted.
At the request of the parties connected with the /1-°ae?
case was further remanded. a fr;
THE SWELL MOB.—Richard Shuttleworth
Began, two well dressed men, were charged by 'lO,
officer Russell, with being on Monday night in the y
the Amphitheatre shoving against gentlemen, ell,
feeling their persons for the purpose of stealing 5)1
He took them into custody. Shuttleworth was n°`,l,
to the police, and was therefore discharged. Be.g,esv
been three times previously committed and four t'acoo.
charged. He was now sentenced to one month's ,
ment.
John Cowley, convicted of picking a gentleman's 'tir
in Whitechapel, on Monday evening, was sentenced t°
months' imprisonment.
0410 „Ii!
John Gray, who was on Monday afternoon vAr,
charge to the police, by Sergeant Mortimer, of the 211"11?
Lancashire Militia, for picking pockets, and 1111°'
arrested, had six silk pocket-handkerchiefs on his
was sent for trial to the sessions. 11
Patrick Callaghan, for stealing. coal, was sentenced
days' imprisonment.
THE STABBING CASE.—Yesterday, William of
by trade a butcher, charged with stabbing a sailor, ,fti
John Cane, in the face, neck, and head, on Sundayre;4t
noon, in Tithebarn-street, as mentioned in our itnPot
of yesterday, was fully committed to take his trial
at
next assizes.
FURIOUS DRIVING.—Thomas Jones, who did not affi;
charged with driving furiously in Williamson-sclaare'
fined 10s. and costs.
A number of boys were fined for discharging Pist°L'
TM
letting-off fireworks, in different parts of the town.
fines varied from 2s. to ss.
~1 0.4
UNWHOLESOME Fisn.--John Burke appear~
information laid against him for exposing for sale, alleyo
John's market, 321bs. of unwholesome fish, which bed ca'
wards sold to a person for ls. 3d.. A fine of ss. all
was imposed.

THE REV. DR. M'ATEILE 4101111

MESSRS. CONYBEARE.

We last week inserted a letter which Dean COTnce-°
in defence of his son, addressed to Dr. APNeile. ngs
liming reply from Dr. M'Neile apears in The
yesterday :

~e
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
__AT, tit
Sm—l am aware you may feel indisposed to pe'?",100,2
a matter so personal ; but if you will have the troaras
publish the inclosed note—it is very short—l will 11°,1
you further in this affair. I am publicly accuseu,,
evidence, and in that character you will not refuse
justice.—l am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Elwin
,rof• APB
Albury-house, Liverpool, pi the
DEAR SlR—The greater part of your lettefotefra,
plication to mine, and I am sorry to say your '-otV'egy
Editor of The Times contains a misrepresentation vestletb.
That church parties " form a very fit object fer.l:l
tion" I never denied. That 4g a general classitia'Abe
several prominent schools"
pose, did not question. iimad your son c oca,l
thi. -would n_oysstrhateta..."''d artiCittlleSe Si
of justice, or otherwl. aYS---onfincfkft 11. i
is delineation 0- ,;,AbilP.'
schools, I have no concern. With the apPL"-
.Recor
otherwise, of his remarks in the special case of trtteil 3/16e
I have no concern. I distinctly said so in my *ace b
limited my inquiry to the single point, on what e 7 a Partio
brought me forward by name as the leader ty
descnbed as he describes the Recordites—a Par 3
e
teach by inference the worthlessness of morality. tP
To this point you at last address yourself/ .4.oitue,4i
evidence you adduce is not from any one of No, 1101,
or above 20 separate sermons and speeches, which „
published, but from your recollection of an expresstorai 1;'1
you say I made use of in some speech on some pla"oursel'i
London some 18 or 20 years ago, and which you Ire we
acknowledge you took up in a sense which "you
persuaded was not my real meaning."
I put it to your own sense of propriety and fair dresfous
whether this is sufficient evidence to justify yourself o
son for itO
Surely, if I deserve to be held up to reprobation—f 0
nothing else—as the leader of a party described as '-,aefr
mian, my authenticated publications, and not the g'Aeoce:
recollection of my accusers, ought to supply the ellt_'d
Failing to find better evidence than you have adduct '
accusers must, in all fairness, be held to be out of courZifir
I have only to add, that I have the same sort of eyed ti
tion that I have of my own existence, that I never 115,0,1',
could have used, unless to condemn, the expression )ofte
tributed to me— viz., "the soul-destroying doctrine ofjg
pentane." It is abhorrent to my nature. It is as,111.„80,
impossible that I could have used it as my own, as " to
I could have said that black is white, or that two au

Liverpool, Nov. 12.

mako five.— I remain, Sir, yours faithfully 0
/ ,Arozo
UGH 21- :•>,
To the Very Rev. Dean Conybeare.
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