Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-09 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT

(1111k0it Mlt.

ELLEN MALEY. AGAIN_
appearance in the dock,.on the 'Rauh' chai
disordprly, and. was comlo,4e.d for Ahree 'da
• ASSAIJLTINC wnE POLICE
employed by Messrs:. Busby
with having assaulted police
roads at ten o'clock on
that the prisoner was drunk, and was- endeavouring to
up on:the 'bus,' but- was 'not able'.ta do' CompLainallt
advised the prisorie-r to: desist, but -he reftised to take the
advice. Witness took hold of him- to prevent his getting
up,. bid the prisoner turned and knocked 1 him down. The
prisonbr denied oe,charge, and, stated that the officer struck
him. ' This was not believed,, nd as he had no, witness to
substantiate his statement, he was ordered to pay a .fine of
:40s. and costs. , ~ w
~
BIGAMY.—George Chester as brOught up Upon 'remand

kti,n made hef.losth

Ll,t- of, drunk and

164 Rqbert Coxoni,

14us dyiver, was pbarp
Leer -466;- in file' Wellinkton;

laionuay last, on the charge of bigaiiiy: Alr. Block'
appeared 'for the prisoner. The'prisbner'S sister vvas_ Pro,-
duced ns a witness, and she .stated that she was' present at.
her brother's marriage in 1844. Her husband was also, a
witness to tlitiniarriagei but he had died since. Soon after
her brother's marriage she> lost sight of his wife; and had
never seen her- since -She could •not thy whether she was
alive or dead,; as, the had not heard. of her.;; :Under these cir-
cumstances Mr., Clough applied, for ayeinand, order that
the witness might be sent to London for the purpose of
identifying the first wife.

A fAiit'oF. SHAVERS.—John, Kelly, a, barber, residing id
Waterloo-toad, opposite the Victoria 'Dock-gate, was
brought up* by /warrant;Chargi3d *with assaulting another
barber, 'named Arthur M'Crudden. Mr. •Bluol.'appeared for
the prisoner, on account of the.followiuq. brief being handed
to him- s--r-sBeing.a barber and. hair-dresser, the Complain-
ant being the same, as. lte , pretends, took a eallar,nPit
door to him on Wateiloo-road. He, the said •M'Crudden,
had two lads po.ttnually,ou the public fparapoth' accosting
every man passing,. saying: De yOu iNftnt 'to le 'shaved
and I•beliete.still. continues the same practice. He the said
M'Cruddervgaveme-;every provocation by his low and party
acts. He even consented to withdraw thel summons ; but a
man of hilfstamp islcapable of doing. aenyi,hing. Put him
to his oath. Did he even cut the long hair off a poor intro=
cent girl going to Ireland, who called in to get her hair put
to rights ? . And Ask him as it not because she refused.pay-,
ing. him . 2s. 6d. fOr simply oomliing.!aid :oiling het
hair, Ihe cut it off. Also ask him_ what he charges a
poor I unfortunate, , sailor ~ for shaving, him when
he finds out he is a stranger. He has often charged from
ls.-to ls:'6d:' This IS a known fact ; .but thinking T IVould
put a stop to this barefaced. robbery, he has adopted this
course.- Also, task him' to whom he served his tithe, as it is
well known lie sold nuts in a barrow at the racecourse ? 'He
and.the boys are from morning till closing time out on the
streets in the manner here stated.' not thinking'
he got a warrant.for me. I was on Saturday . night,. and
has to appear this day. There was no mark of Violence on
him whatever.' It eminates from the worst of malice. i
am, sir, your abt. servant kjohn Kelly: He even sent me
word that he would not go on with the summons; then takes
this advantage of me. Pnt him to his oath !"' Of course
Mr. Mimic-did put the witness to his oath,' and he proved
the assault had been committed in a barber(ous) manner,
and. he' did-not think the law should'allow'hird to be treated •
in that way though he were to chargé five shillings, if he
could get it for shaving a man: Mr. 131uck contended his
client Shaved for one penny, and cut hair for twopence, and
ought to be allowed to earn his living in a quiet way, with-
out being pulled up to the Police-court by such people as
the complainant, who charged ls. 6d. for a single shave.
The Bench considered that' the' peace of the town was not
to; be endangered bra pair of shavers'; and though the
complainant had called out all day "come. and be shaved,"
that was no reaion that the prisoner should strike him-
He was to be bound over to keep the peace towards the
complainant to the amount of £2O.

, HOUSEKEEPERS.—The Coffee sold by Thompson Brothers,
s,lllititt-street; at 14. 4d.,-is better than you pay Is. Bd.
at any other establishment.' (I

From AIciERi,CA

__-
AFRICA From New York
EIJROPA From Boston
PERSIA From New York
ARABIA From Boston ...
ASIA -.. . From Now York
--

1859

,Wednesday.:.Aug.• 3 I
.Wednesday... Aug. 10
Wednesday... Aug- I
Wednesday..-. Aug. 2
Wednesday.. Aug. 3

The o
land assengers and Goods for New. York are intended to In
eu at Jersey Citv, within the jurisdiction of the 'Custom
house 0 New York.

P3840F. MONEY FROM LIVERPOOL TO HALIFAX AND BOSTON

,Twenty-two,Pounds
Sixteen Pounds.

•TO NEW YORE' DIRECT

Chief Cabin...
Second Cabin

Twenty:six Pounds
Eighteen Pounds.

nese rates include Steward's Fee and Provisions, but without
NT roes or Liquors Which can be obtained on board.,
rtut„, steam-shifis have accommodation for a limited
i''.usr of Second Cabin P
asgen'ers frei hz, are a owed t
Lao_ t ; but th

l'erSCraZitl
p
aBsenge
take* the zr

bic feet -of personal luggage free
xuarant.,e to reserie rdom for

and they will he charged freight on their
n it exceeds half a ton measurement.

are not permitted

o on board by the -stepiner that

sengers
will not be

renpeet7_o prevent disappointment cr difficulty, pas;
informed that -package§ of ;merchandise
eu to be shiped as luggage, or'with their luggag(
will tier ecoived at the OflEte of the'Agents here until-Six
on
Letter the Friday evenings previous to sailin.
for Consigneei or others must pass through the Pc
Any,„;N will be received at the Office of the Agents

IY, in HaWei, to. Sir Sarnui
ad 1. G Bat -ht New-T.olli
-1
Currie, -21, Quai-d'Orlea

~,•-•( Boulevard d(
ro.nd-street ; in G,
or In Liverpool to

canard •, in Haire

Paris, to Donal
, to J. B. Foord,

The D. and C. MACTUR, 8, Water-street.
next thMERICA. will start for Halifax and, Iloston,ozi Saturday
the,
La 13th inst. The steam-tender, SATELLITE, will leave
e-;,ge, opposite the Baths, George's Pier, that day, at
tack Morning, with the passengers for the AMERICA.

1184 AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM

PACKET' COlfl'AtlT

",,,. —1...; Steamers between
~ LIVERPOOL AND UNITED STATES.
• 41A in ETNA Cpt.Anderson i DAMASCUS...Capt. Bell
---, ='` JURA...Capt Moodie PALESTINE „ Dubbin- - MARATHON (now uHcring)::.Cayt. Macarthur.

Calling.at Queenstown, Ireland, about noon on the following day,
to take on .board. Cabin Passengers and despatches, where the
delay will be only abont one hour.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, August 17.
KANGAROO Wednesday, August, 31.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Wednesday, Sept. 14.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, Sept. 28.
tad each alternate Wednesday.
FROM NEW YORK,

1 Calling

at Queenstown to land all Passengers for Ireland, and

despatcheZ---delay about one hour.
• CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, July 30.
KANGAROO Saturday, Aug. 13.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, Aug. 20.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Saturday, Aug.- 27.
And each alternate Saturday, at noon.
Rates of Passage from Liverpool to New York :
Cabin 15 guineas, 1-7 guineas, and 21 guineas, according to the
accommodation ni the state Rooms, all having the same priveleges
in, the Saloon. ' . .

Forward passa guineas, iieebHing an unlimited" suppk..of
erprovibioub, cook and served up by the Company's Stewards.
'These steamers carry "Phillips' Patent Fire Annihilators," ;and
6:rebuilt in water-tight compartments.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
Freight £3 per ton, to New—York, and Uzmanufactared 'Goods,
ST.c.' will be taken subject to agreement, payuble here, or Necv York,
4 ' at dollke 'SO cents per, ,Pound sterling.
Pa- uproar'' to size and value, will be

arcels .ss. ana ..arcts,
eived till six p.m. of the day before sa2ling

1 _.
Apply, inliew York, te-John G. Dale, at the Company's offices,
.15, Broadway; in Philadelphia, to John G-. Dale, at the'Company's
offices, 109, Walnut-street"; 'in London, to Elves and Macey,
61, King William-street ; in Paris' to Jules Decoue, 5; Place de
la Bourse; in Havre, to Davidsonartd Co. ; in Antwerp, to J. P
- -"suer and Ca.,; in Glasgow, :to, Thomson and Co; 85 lama;

, Jamaica-
street; in ,Edinbiugh, to 7l'hOntson and. Co.,. 2, North :Bridge ;
in Manchester, to GeorgeSt4nier ; Publinv to Cornelius Carleton
in Belfast, to John M'Kee, 103, Victoria-street ; in Cork, to Daly
and Foley; in Queenstown, to C. and W. D, Seymour and Co. ; and
in Liverpool, to WILLIAM INMAN,
62, and 63, Tower-buildings-South, 22, Water-street.

MERCHANTS' LINE OF PACKETS.
Regnlar Line of Packets •
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
Ci%,"; Sailing fivin Liverpool punctually on the 'lst e,
15th of each month.

DE 50t0....
MONGOLIA,

tons. To sat.
`9OO August 15,
1,100

neeci ...
Melchor

I. F. CHAPNLig
J:' 1410itTOINt
RUFUS CHOATE

.Chapman
Grney
.Itich

COMMODORE Bliss 1,200
I:EUCOI'HiJA Cray
D. L. CIIOAIFE M4Manus 1,(40
1,100
The line has been established for the aecommodation of shiTsperif
it will be conducted 'on the principle of moderate rates of freight,
pthictual despatch and prompt delivery of goods at Boston. The
ships are all strictly_first class, and commanded by men of -expe-
rience and ability.—Apply to
'TAYLOR, TIPPER, & RICIIARDSON.
For passage apply to SABEL AND SEAItLE, Waterloo-road.
Agents in Boston Messrs. Page, Richardson & Co.

THE BLUE HALL LINE OF PACKETS.
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.
TWELFTH OF AUQUST PACKET.
• Loading Berth, Bramley-Moore Dock,
j, The splendid first-class American Packet /
744.4,1 W. F: STORER,
C. COMERY, Commander.;
ter, axid well known in the trade as a 'fast sailer
TAYLOR, TIPPER anti RICHARDSON,
Molyneux-place, Water-street.

1643 tons re
Apply to