Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

NORTHERN- - DAILY TIMES.

Green, of 239, Netherfield-road North, who, I believe, is not
the real applicant, but onlyilending his name for the• benefit of
Mr. Hodson, publican, of MR-street. ..-19oubtless. there arc
many applications similar. W- It.
I have forwarded a coppof the above to Messrs. Anderson
and Chilton.

The CU A la-KAN.-4T irsust ask you arm uthatiaullitority
you have far stating that Mr. Williams is :thevwsler of
Mrs. Church's house.
-tot hail a WirN-Ess.—l have heard so in several.compatiies.

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LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.--YEsTERDAT.

[Before Mr. PnEsToel.]
THE 'GANG, OF BURGLARS.—WM. Morris, Thomas
Burns, Mary Fitzpatrick, and Jane Phillips, the gaog
of burglars who -stood remanded,Ncvere brought aril
deteetive-officer'Scaife, charged with being concernetliin
a series of -burglaries in different parts of the town.
The -first case..gone into was that 'of a burglary com-
mitted in the house of Mr. ''Gregor, Richmond-
terrace, Bresk-mad, Evertor'. {)niche night of the=l3th
iust., Mr. MGregor's house was entered by -some
person or
_persons, and a large quantity of pro-
perty was 'carried away, including silver plate, wear-
ing apparel, and other valuables. On the previous
nigkt the house of Mr. Alfred Thornley, Blackburne-
terrace, Breck-road, was also entered, and two pairs of

boots, a cornopean, and other articles, were- stolen
therefrom. A third case of burglary was committed at
the house df Mrs. Harrison, 59, iillonnt-pleasant, which
was broken into on the night of the 16th instant,
when a quantity of property was stolen. The fourth
burglary was effected at the-house of Mrs. Hampson,
Hawke-street, which was entered on the 17th instant,
and robbed of various articles. The police
received information of these robberies, and took steps
to , discover the thieves. From information , they
received, they visited the house of the woman Fitzpa-
trick, and 'en searching-it a large quantity of the-stolen.
property was discovered. It was also,proved that seve-
ral articles had been pawned by the ether three pris.oners.
Mr. Bina appeared for Fitzpatrick, and endeavoitred to
show that she. knew nothing of the property, that it
belonged to her lodgers, and that she was not to be
made responsible for any of their misdeeds. Mr. Preston,
however, took a different view of the case, and he com-
mitted the four prisoners for trial at the present sessions.
THE ROBBERY OF £9. FROM A SAILOR.=,TiIiS case,
which was remanded on Monday for the purpose of
baying agirl apprehended, was resumed to-day. We have '
already given the particulars, and need only state that the
prosecutor, William Jones, a seaman, fell in with a oirl.
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viIGJ, Vu r nuay night last. 'rimy proceeded to a
house oc.i)l-fame, in a court off Frederick-street, where
they remained for the night. On meeting the girl the
prosecutor had £l3 in gold and some silver. In the
morning he went away, and afterwards discovered that
he had been robbed. He went back' to a public-house
where he had been drinking with the girl Jones that
morning, where he met another woman, named Mary
Ann Payne, who told him that he should thank her for
the money he had hi his purse, £4 some odd shillings,
and that if it had not been, for her he would have lost
the whole of the £l3, The prisoners were committed