The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20 00:00:00

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- REFORMATORY SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND.)
Mr. -.DuNLoP asked for leave to- introduces bill to make
further provision for . rendering reformatory and industrial
schools in Scotland available for the benefit of vagrant
children. . ,

Leave was given, and also to Mr. Dunlop to bring in a bill
o constitute all legally qualified persons in Scotland com-
missioners of supply without being named in an act of

CIVIL SERVICE St

aANNUA7IONS.

On the motion of Lord PALMERSTON, a-select committee
was ordered to consider the regulations respecting the grant of
superanuation allowances, .to persons who have held civil
offices in her Majesty's service. The following were severally
nominated :—The Chancellor of the Ex-chequer, Sir F.
Baring, Lord Stanley,' Mr. Gladstone, Sir H. Willoughby, Mr,
Roebuck, Mr. Henley, Sir S. Northcote, Viscount Monek,
M. M'Cartney, Mc. R. Palmer, Zr.3,‘ V. Scully
Air. Seymour Fitzgerald,. Mr., ilorsman, and Mr. Ricardo.
the. Library of the House, Silver

aelect committees
and Gold Wares,: and the 'Ecc

1 Commission, wero

nominated

The Civil Sery

Superannuations Bill was read a second
'erred to the s-elect couathittee.

Th6.llouse akjourned

a quarter to nine o'clock.

POLICE COURT:-YESTERDAY,

(BEFORE MR. R; -HARVEY.) -
"THE NlCH."—William Johnson, who had been remanded
on a' charge of picking a lady's pocket at the stage, was
brought up by detective Carlyle. The lady _whose name is
Mrs.' Pritchard, residing at Saint DOmingo-lane, appeared
and identified her purse, which was stolen by the prisoner.
He was committed forty'
THE Cs'

1 at the swsion

GE OF EMBEZZ

MENT.—SaMUCI Bingham,
, •

- .
e of• the above nature, was

brought up. The
fact,
tn. outs case appeared ,n yesterday's paper.
Mr. Rose said he, did not wish to press the charge against the
prisoner, in consequence of his wife and family. The prisoner
was discharged. Mr. Dodd. attorney, said ho attended to
watch the case on behalf of Mr. Collam, superintendent or
Mr. Rose's works, who totally repndiated a statement made
by Bingham ; Mr. Gotham was a highly ieapeetahle - man,
and had been 8 years in the employment of Ur. Rose, who
had every confidence in him. Mr. Rose concurred in this
statement, and so the matter ended
RO)3BERY IN CHAPEL-BTHEI

an,—.—A named John
Graham, was brought up by officer 494, on m a
charge of robbing
a person named Joseph Stokes (a stoker). The parties were
in an eating-house .in Chapel-street, where the p'osecntor bad
some refreshment.. . lie was very drunk, and could not• tell
vhat be was doing. He had just returned from the Black
-a, where he had stved up fifteen sovereigns, which -Were- la
,elf round his body: The prisoner took off the belt, and
,ing•eff with the contents, when he was stopped by a girl

to the house, who had him handed over to the police.
prosecutor could not tell anything of the affair, as he w
very drunk. The prisoner was discharged, and the mono
given up to the owner.

(BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.)
,—Joseph Faulkner, described as residing at No
h-street, Everton, and keeping two bread and
No. 73, Tithebun-street, and the other at
bought up on a Warrant, by

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