Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-06 00:00:00

acquainted with, and, whose time

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performinz ti

citizens

O'entlemen',

duty as
ned on the Grand Jury, obtained a

were also liable to I),

ummoned cnt the

ntlereen who •were absent wonidN be,it

morning, as the (

be (let

il-ted'a few. . days

Ind Jury would

The mentlemen then retired to
transaction of business.
- A Petty Jury was sworn, and the ••bksiness,

;heir room for

was shortly

afterwards proceeded with.
ljurincr, the day the following persona were tried, and
received sentences as under :--

Ann -Jayie7-Swecitiey

nment.

ged 20. charged with _stealing a

Mary Ann Campbell (19), and Ellen Roberts, for stealing
a purse containing 7d., belonging to Eve Xup—the
former prisoner was sentenced to four years, end the latter

u from

servitu(

a cotton , dress elonging to

ne Turner, six months' imprisonment. - -
Edward Thomas (20), and William Jones (12), for steal-
of iron,' the 'property of Edward. Bates—the

z''2B lbs

ays7 imprisonment

Frail for stealing a watch-chain
king to-itieh-ard Heywood, found not guilty, and dis-

111 arLTar€

Elizabeth. Braithwaite (21), for stealing a watch, the
property of Mr. Copeland, five years' penal servitude.
John M•Cann (551, and Margaretl3rannacmn (47), marine
store dealer—the former for Stealing and the latter for
receiving 20 lbs. of cotton wool, the property of Meadows;
Frost, and others. The male was sentenced to six months
imprisnnment, and the woman was discharged.

Rebeeca'lliiller, for keeping a brothel, ten months impri-
,ontnent.

Henry Clayton, (29), for stealing some, articles of dress,
the property of R ichard Bowskill, four months imprisonment.
lqattbew Connolly, (23), and John Maher, (25), for
stealing , a purse and £4, belonging. to Edward Carroll,
not, I fourteen-days ittiprisonment eabh: - . :

'29), for stealing £l, belonging to Peter

Paget, six months imprisonment.
Jpha Smith, (15), for stealinz a jacket, belongitlg
Joseph LebroCq, six months imprisonment, and to be three

•
times whipped.
John Quinn, (43), for stealing Gibs. of bacon, belonging
to George Philips. nine months inwrisonment.
Charles Foster, (22), for stealing a pair of boots, belonging
to John Hammond, six months imprisonment.
Catherine Thews, (40), for stealing a number of articles
of wearing apparel, the property of- Richard.. Corless, and
-John Evans, four years penal servitude.
Henry O'Hard, (60), for having "rebeivera 'ind
picture, the property of Catherine Prichard, knowing the
same to he'itolen, four months imprisonment.
-Jan Henrfliland, (56), for stealing an adze and other
articles, the property of Mr. Swan, ten months imprisonment,

GREAT LANDING-STAGE,

EDITOR OF THE• NORTHERN.. TIMES

Sir,—l came down to see this great wonder of
your town, and was vdry •much. pleased with the
accommodation afforded by, it in embarking pas-
sengers to all parts of, the, world. •
But, ,one thing struck the a 5 a .great drawback to
proMenading there, and that is, the horrid noise
made by the escape of steam oil:board the vessels
lying alongsidethe stage, and my wife had her black
silk dress and bonnet covered over with spots .of
dirty water which fell on us,, and which, when, dry,
gave her dress the appearance of being covered over
with pepper, and I cannot find anything that will
restore it to its original state.

Now, I think some remedy might be finind for this
nuisanc, and I am sure my wife, and many other
ladies, would gladly subscribe their mite to any one
who. would point one out, and the owners of the
packets,,l should think, would readily taken up any
plan that might be found advisable.— Yours, &c.

Liverliool, July 5, 1859

A MANCIIEgtER. MAN

THE Paris difoniteur publishe,s the following paragraph
Two detachments sent from the depots of 'their respective
corps haVing joined the army of Italy' 'without being pro-
vided with the articles and utensils -required for the
campaign, the Minister of-War has punished the superior
officers who organised the departure of these troops with
fifteen days' arrest, and. has published a censure on the
general officers, who did not properly superintend the
cution of his reiterated orders.' -
Tan Bishop of Oporto D.A. Bernardo Da Fonsega-