The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-09 00:00:00

STABBING IN LIVERPOOL.

Edward Gay, a coloured man, was indicted for 6:6'th
a female named Ann Gill. It appeared, on the in $
November last, the prisoner and the female wereiea the
'
public house, and some jests passed between them, l'lposie
prisoner went out ; in a short time afterwards the •"sover
went out also, and had not proceeded far, when the
„Pkrid,
came
_up to her, and struck her in the face and 101°'-ic,oo
down senseless. She was subsequently taken away )Ll' 01
profusely. The surgeon of the Northern IlosPl Shag
examined, and was of opinion the cuts were done With 3
instrument.
Mr. COBBETY prosecuted ; the prisoner was undefelideil
The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and he was yen
to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour.
The prisoner exclaimed, " that will do, will it not •
GARROTTE ROBBERY AT CHARNOCR. tle
.Ralph Ireland, aged 33, was charged, along I°' flO'
others, with having robbed John Rylance, a farmer, °
&c., as he was proceeding home from Chorley to CIO ,
Mr. Cuoss conducted the prosecution, and Mr. CO
appeared for the prisoner. a fir
On the 29th of September Mr Rylance, had crossed foots
mouth bridge, about two miles from Charley, when
men came up to him, and one- of thenseized him bedneck, another by the hand, and the other two rifled his Pecriel;
and then the men proceeded on the road towards Ch °Oll
while witness cried out " stop them, stop them, the% ep
robbed me," he observed a light approaching, and intbeeli
minutes two boys came up, and Mr. Rylance gave " jeell
basket to bring home, whilst he went in search of the
that robbed him, he had not gone far, when he met tivot;lf
with whom he was acquainted, with the prisoner had
custody ; he identified him as one of the men
robbed him. peoP
He was found guilty, and Sentenced to five years
servitude.

HOUSEBREAKING AT SALFORD. Pora"(
Two young boys, named Josiah Metes and Idol
were indicted for having burglariously entered the 108131,
Lucia Norris Canterwell, residing in Sutherland-Flee
'
ford, with intent to steal. oft,
o3wlLr. BLtor theiuc pis
conducted the casees
and
for
the prosecution ~o h~
s ERcalled
good character. On Friday night, the 2d of Deco:11%1;d he
Canterwell went out and left the house secured ;•ne WS.
sister observing a light in the house, and know' fobbing
Canterwell to be out, she suspected some one at
the
her sister's house, and looked through the wifhlgave the
back, and .saw two men in the little room•ocrs jump
alarm, and ran to the front and saw the tio,„re„--.. sheinjt
out of the window, and run towards Cree-"tiiel ser—tien.
suit. When the prisoners got to Cross-10 at6".°
other '
one running towards Eccles, the other in all appreV-
Both-prisoners were pursued, and Mae. ',Sbut was 1'
but the prisoner Doran effected his "caPc'
apprehended.
Meles was sentenced o two months' The jury returned a verdict
other prisoner, Doran, for three months.
Atherton, cit labourer, was charged with
',Aix OF BURGLARY.
of
ngthusil' tyimanpris'd otnhme
'John Ather entafll?
house of Roger Hallway, Wigan-lane, Wigan, on the
of the 31st of October.
tip
Mr. RAFFLES prosecuted.
It appeared on the night in question about holf"r„.s,
o'clock, Mrs. Holloway heard a noise down spa fo~
awakened her husband, who went down stairs, an
the prisoner inside under the wind.ow intoxicated.
The jury found him not guilty.
HOUSEBREAKING IN LivERPOOL.
William Jones, Mabel Sorton, and Ann 21(0' joli,°
indicted for entering and robbing the house of 11.hf.:of
Farrar, Toxteth-street, Toxteth-park, on the night to
9th of December. An entrance had been effected° t" $01;
house by breaking a pane of glass, and unfastening oe TP/
and a considerable quantity of wearing apparel stelen:o
prisoner Mabel Sorton offered for sale a pair of b° 511(1
Mr. Roberts', Northumberland-street,, next morning,' foe.
basket containing a quantity of the clothes stolen, "1"-„c1;e:h
in the possession of the female prisoners; in Jones's Pi('
were found a silver snuff box, pin, and rule, &c.'
were all identified bd
a y Mrs. Farrar.
T at,/ cv
The jury verdictreturne of guilty against 0°- tell'
acquitted the two female prisoners. His lordship sell
him to 4 years' penal servitude.
The court rose at six o'clock.

THE TOBACCO TRADE.—It appears that there -d
manufactured tobacco imported between January 9tl
vember 21,176,8051 b., a great increase on the sole ~r
of last year, and the exportations were 7,739,1511 b.)
crease on the former year.

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