The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-11 00:00:00

BIRKENHEAD,

ROBBERY.—fohn Clarke was charged with stealing "
quantity of iron bolts from the dockyard of Mr. Makin, ort
the 24th of last month, It appeared from the evidenced
that the prisoner, on the day in question, was observe
loitering about the yard, by police officer No. 24. On see'
ing the officer, the prisoner ran behind some waggons, and
attempted. to make his escape, which he ultimately did.
During the time that he was delayed behind the waggasi
the officer noticed him take some iron from out of his slop
and lay it on the ground. The officer was in search of hill'
until last night about ten o'clock, when he saw prisoner
Parker-street; he pursued him through several streets, all,
finally apprehended him going into his own house, with
quantity of sheet lead, weighing about seven lbs. wrapiicu,
round his body. The iron was identified by Mr. Robins)
foreman in the employ of Mr, Makim. The prisoner was
committed for trial at the Sessions.

John _Kane, a labourer, wad charged with drunkenness,
and also with breaking several panes of glasi in the house of
Mrs. Syrtis, Liinekiln-lane.
_ye was fined ss. and costs.

SUSPECTED ROBBERY.—Three boys named Dickinson,
Bolton,, and koore, were apprehended by police officer 3, 00
suspidion of stealing 'six pigeons. When they were taken to
Bride Well, they admitted they had stolen them. The pri'
soners were remanded till Wednesday, to enable the officer

to find an owner for the property. rS
As§AUtT.--:-Phillip Magerry, remanded froth a previou
day, on a charge of assaulting Johniturns, in back Beckwith-
street, with intent to do him some greviOus bodily harm,
again. brought .up -to-day, when he was sent for trial.
ASSAULT BY A LUNATIC: —,Tohn Pemberton, was •charge
Witli2violently assaulting his mother, Margaret Pemberton.
It appeared the'Prisoner is very subject to 'fits, arid when
suffering front them is extremely violent towards his mother
Shelitid several marks upon her body caused by his violeiice
He -os" ordered to be sent to the county Lunatic usylton.
The mother, upori:hearing the sentence, shed' tears. 'fhb J•
magistrate prOmiged her he would' see her 'son- pioperly at- I:
.tended to, and would from time to time let her know 1101.
he WdS.

CHOLERA IN LivEiti,oOL.=--Up 'to eight o'clock
last evening, 'no less than eight cases of Asiatic Cholera
were admitted into the Cholera Wards of the Workhouse
Hospital from various parts of the town. In all those eases/
however, the parties ' are emigrants, and have been but a
few days in -Liverpool. Three cases of cholera in addition
have been 'reportod On board' the eminTant ship Eining
Fields, now lying ,in the river. Only one death fon'
cholera occurred in the Hospital yesterday: Thirty sae?!
cholera patients now remain under treatment.

WEDDING FESTIVITIES AT THE SEAT OF THE EARL
Or WILTON, NEAR AfANCHESTER.—The marriage of the
Honourable Captain Dudley de Roos, of the Horse Guards/
and Equerry to Prince Albert, only son of Lord and La%
do Roos, of Old Court Strangford, County Down, Irelap
with Lady Elizabeth Grey Egerton, the eldest, daughter °'
the Earl and Countess of Wilton, of Heaton House, will 1)e
solemnized to-morrow at the parish church Prestwich, near

Manchester by the Hon. and Rev. Gerald Wellesly,brother t)/
Lord Cowley. There are to be great rejoicings on the f.,,c;
casion. Lord and Lady and the Hon. Miss de Roos, and 33-''
Graham, daughter of the Right Hon. Sir James Gral•O'
are at present on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Wi1to!:
and yesterday a large accession of distinguished visitors I;
expected. To-clay.there is to ba a dinner given to about Pia
hundred and fifty children of the various schools coan„e9tebe
with Heaton. To-Morrow, a marriage breakfast' Will
given in the morning, and a ball in the evening, anil
Thursday the labourers and their wives on the estates of tud
noble father of the bride will be plentifully regaled, an
various amusements will close the day,