Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

doubt.
which u

but that the

prisoner had the means to
he had not ti

-unfortunatel
discharged.

LING ON A RAAWA

Thomas Wa'

charged with ha;

pop! withow

deuce of some othe

Belfast on f
under the seat of the carriage to avoid tb.l
One of his comrades told an offi
Rowed him dow
steamer, when he admitted that he h

ey got

The officer

from Birminotam to Liverpool, and s
to defraud the steam-boat COMP—
He was searched and -
fine under the railway company's-
but he was only fined 15s. and 7s. 6d:fare
EMBEZZLEMENT. - Thomas Br
on remand, charged with ha,
sums of money, the property of his =I,
Fletcher, and Co., tobacco manufactur

15s. foUnd upon

art _bi,,r,lugviiarti°9llPs

gessrs
t_street,

—The first witness

ot
derso—' the
aer, on

Warrington, who said

30th of September ,L 297. - It was a en-4.-e
_rl
Harlock said, on the 14th of October, he Is'" "-d-Ce.
soner £lBB 175., on behalf of Messrs. an ~,0
He (prisoner) gave him a receipt for it.--A persong,4",f
Messrs. John Gates. and Co., Warrington, said he '6l,
his master give the prisoner a cheque for £35 119* oiti
payable to Messrs. Fletcher and Co.—Mr. Fletcher A
he had made a careful examination of the pris?7o,
returns, and, they had no account of any of the aD.Y.„t,
named sums. They had traced £1,020 to him deiarLl
at present.—Mr. Mansfield: Was he extravagant, or,u'of
he drink ?—Mr. Fletcher: No, not that was notice? 4
those in the establishment.—The prisoner was comp]."
for trial at the sessions-. winT; Oite'
THE EXTENSIVEWATCH ROBBERY.— ~ L,..,Aani ion
beerhouse-keeper, Marble-street, and John Corkodl
sold
but
T h
etmh or
caseticketlvr aagainst
sO fiao
1.
efosi
soc 0 _00: t
rev:
baker, Roe-street, were placed in the dock, on realdit)
charged by detective officers Scaife and Marsden ,i,
having about £l5O worth of stolen watches in the.,,,ifY
session.—Mr. Cobb inquired if there _was anY foidodi
evidence against Glue, as, the only evidence 40"
hs
et
ohhliemand.,n a
to Corkhill. There were some witnesses called,la 0;
forathgaatti nritsaltilehaillind'a'tvcash discharged twhaast
consider the evidence sufficient to commit thef-00.1j
hill was •
then gone into. Several persons ive',,the2
and swore that their watches had been stolen fn the,
while sleeping on the street drunk, and identio,49olP;
by marks which they had made on them.--TheP' bely'
was committed for trial, two sureties of £5""

taken. for his appearance.'
(Before Mr. SHELL.) 061
0 11
UNWHOLESOME FOOD.—Elizabeth Jones vr-Tile 6.5ej
40s. and costs for having 59 lbs. of unwholeseiliclOat
exposed for sale in Pownall-square 2giarket.--,905j
Cox was also fined Os. and costs for haVing
unwholesome pork exposed for sale in the sane
os, t
COAL 011
THE SOUTH WALES .IRON AND vOAL
id
During the month just terminated, trade thru 11
ap
the district has undergone''various fluctuations/ in t 5
certain parts slackness has been experienced' o'c
Aberdare valley the coal trade has not bee° ;i.bAr.
although a slight improvement is now Per:Ad/it
The . make of pigs has
,been large, while railroo
has also sold freely and at good prices. ,recitro,
Continent considerable orders .have been reee:til ci°oo
the large firms have been well supplied 01„0
id
missions. The enlargement .of the BlOgl."0
Works has been fully . called into requil't,l%tee/
there can be no doubt that the further 1 role
in which progress is now being made 1;41
most serviceable and profitable. At 'Ebuthet; oet
sonie large orders have been executed, and
,eeo aced,
still in hand. At Blaina a steady, trade has '41414
without any very great' activit being e sadf:
The minor works are going; on prosperonsPdde;oo7
iron-masters are looking forward to an merest fTh
before the winter season has far advanced. `;o4.,c,it °.f
steam coal there is very little change to ;le'
enquiry is generally rather more brisk at tyee v
the year than at any other, and thus the hales e
ports—Swansea, Cardiff, and Newport theiA
crowded with vessels for several weeks P ong, cove,'„
large. contracts have been taken up, 311/The
being one or two for the Admiralty.
.031 a coe
riority of the Welsh steam coal for use in 'rsofernM.
is thus practically acknowledged by the vwhic.ll
notwithstanding the animated discussion&,ouriabolef
taken place on the question. In the neiguutio .4(1,
satisfactory. Large quantities of ore have bee_oot,ol.-
be Ph Orlowores.
ftthe
c applicationt sForest
the
p6ofs
ttoDi oena
thisn o, f
readily bought up by the IVlonrnouthshire onother ole
tye
ganshire ironmasters for admixture witho..o. vslito
The Forest ore has lon been considered th
andtra trade hasthat beeaenn, on raced., Is,
sence of railway communication gre3tlYupplYliig h'
amount of business. Several schemes for.. to
deficiency have been 'projected from tirlotbingr;fl
beyond the mereseprelimmary operations otea Yid o
ble'llaS resulted. At the Coleford be 5'34, to
flourishing trade is doing, and the same
en,i, towel; fisti
other concerns in the district. We regr r
ble tb'atelf
purpose, but unfortuntuijots chit
has.
beenthat tshoe
for
nr
stormadee4
sufficient to keep them in operation.
ionpansinto stTdheopwloorraks oct.