Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCZ—YEsTERDAy.

LIVERPOOL.

BEFORE MR, MANStIcLD.

A (300 D INTENTION FRUsTßATai—Michlel
a rather respec'ab!e•lotking pers,,n, was -etturvel with
having travelled from Ma Chester to Liverp,ol without
having ',AI his fare. Orie of the porters at the Lirnr-
street station said, at half-p!st eleven the previous evening
the visont r c ,me by th: Manchester tni I. lie had no
ticket, but said if a unEsecg,,r wont with him to the
Grecian Ho el he would pay. A messenger was sent, but
he could not get the money, at d he was. then given let
cha,ge. The fare w,,s four shilFugs. Mr. Mans6:di Ito
the prisoner) : What Julie you to say to this charge?
Pris-nerr. I would require the superintendent at Man-
ehesler for my def nce. lam not gull'y. Mr. Mansfield:
But did you hay 16ur fare P No, sir; but I intended to
do so. Mr. Mans6,:ld : They say " hell is plv,:d with good
intention,," 'but I don't :rive u credit for any. Prisoner :
But I give yeti credit for -. Mr. Mansfield !: I fire
you 4s , the fare, and £.2 in addition, with costs, or one
month's impriscaimint._ _ _ _

Brost K sa-lar.--Sarah Jenkins was r hargel with
baying stolen seventeen sovereigns from a master carpenter,
-named Johs Ellson Christen, 5, Asht.,n-street. Mr.
Block was tor the prim ner. The evieelce went to show
that on Tuesday -n,ght the pto-cc_tur was in a 'public
b,use in C )Mmitatioil-row wish the prisoner, and, when
they left, the irl contrived to put her h rnd into hispocket,
and took zever,ts-en sovereigns. ru: of twenty-one that be
bad. She-got away up Mill-lane, and was not'Usken until
Wednesday evening. In the imantirne she bad purchased
some w,ering apparel, amongst which was a bonnet that
she had h. ught at vlr Ilatida's drapery shop, London-
road, for which On paid 254. A very remarkable and
animated disq ifsition on the mysteries of millinery, the in-
trieeclei c,f bits of ribbon, and ether m itters, that to a "court
maier" "%Oil htve be, n invaluable, took place betwe
Mr. Block and tlliday. It was 'quite as goad as
any stag.. farce, and caused in‘t as much 1, ughter az
Barney Williams elicits at the 'Th-a re. Mr. Block dis-
play, d wonderful knowledge in t.,e bonnet lute, end got
Mr. Ilalliday into a small hit of a 'if E, when the 1-arned
gen lernan designated the b nnet "trash," rn I alleging
that 4s. was m..re hen the value of the beautiful article.
Here Mr. Oitiugh chimed io, and exhibited hit stock of
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informa ion in the bonnet dep Ttinent, by backing out Mr.
Halliday as to the value of the It: ad gear, and although Ha
opinim differed m• eh with that of Mr. Bluelc, yet the latter
complimen el him o❑ the variety and extent of his know-
le-!ge. When the interlude " fluished up," the prisoner
was sent fur trial.

RIP. RE MR. 'RANDS.
PUBL,CANIT AND BEEILSELLF:Itz'.-Hugh Williams, pub-
lican, Ctayton-strec, was charged for Sunlay trading.
The charge wis nit sustainetl, and therefore dismissed.
Cassen, publican, .P.unib-street, was charged
with a like r Miner, arj urntd. John Drake, puhluen,
Bridgewater-street, was summoned for harboniing the
po!iel. Mr. Ruck, r the defence, contended that the
harbouring was not knowingly. Fined 5s and costs.
hichard .Ellison, beerseller, Suwiwy Pope-street, for
Sunday trading,' finel 2s Z 1 and 2a 61 costs. Richard
Clark, of Kirkdale-road, charged with trading after
us, dismissed. Margaret Usher, Francis street,.
selling after hours, dismissed. Jane Fairfield, Stewart-
street, for Sunday trading, fined ss. Ellen O'D'wd.
Oriel street, for Sunday trading, fined £2. Daniel Berry,
Blanche street, for Sunday trading. fi •ed 53 and costs:
George Whitley, Saint B ide.streer, Sand ty trading. fined
£l. William Irwin, Cleveland-square. Sunday trading, fined
5s and costs. Felix M•Conville, Cl alwick-street, for
refusing to admit the police, fined 103 and cost.. Mary
Anne Hanley, B inistrt•-street, Sunday train :g, fined £2
Julia M`Den.ntll, G ade:;-'arte, for Sunday trading, flied
1 and caste.

Ass um? —Mr. Luya, superintendent of St. J )hn's Market,
charged a young filo v, named John Glss, a carte-, with
baying as;a3lted him. The prisoner was in Gre
rt
Charlotte-street, and was obitrue-ing ae way with Ws
car, when complainant told him to move out of his
position, but inst,ad of doing so,. he stuck him several
blows in the nee. The prisoner s 'id he di 1 not knoW who
the complainant was: Mr. Laya said be told the prisoner,
in the list instance, who he was, so there could be no
mistake abut it. The prisoner was fined £5, or, in default
of payment, tw.) months' i nprisonment.

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTCY COURT.-YESTERDAY.

B FORE Ma COMMII'SION ST ',V eIPSIN.

In re LONGTON.-1 he bankrupt, Jam longton, of
Liverpool, shipbraker and shipowner, came up on his
last examination, and the certificate meeting was appointed
for the 29th of October.

In re STVIII3I.—The bankrupt, 11. H. Statham, money
scrivener, of Liverpool, came up on his lAst examination,
whi,l2 he patoed w thout opposition. The 23th of Octo-
ber was appointed for the certificate meeting.