Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-21 00:00:00

at'an aver

Pitton, fir. ,William
line. Mi. Titc,.M.P..

The evidence of these

tint was a reasonable
One, considering the prospective value :of land 'in such a

The enquiry adjourned till' ten o'clock this (Saturday)
morning.

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGt
-BIWORTZ "

,YiCSIERDAY

dR." DIXON

RUFFIAN

William Breband, . a young manolescribed
Scottand-roai, was

as a butcher in St. Ma

, - -
charged by two respectable girlA, about 17 years-Of 'age, for
insulting them the previous night: The complainants were
going from a provision shop, in Scotland-road, up an entry
leading to where--they live. The prisoner met them, and
acted in a most ruffianly manner towards both: One of
them ran and told her father, and then the priSoner was
arrested. Mr. Black, for the priSoner, did all ha could to
get him off, but his Wership,fitied him £1 and costs.. The
fine was paid at once, but the amount was quite inadequate
punishment for such ruffianism as the fellow was-guilty of.

THE HEMIEWS OF PARADISE-STSEET
shopkeeper in Paradise-

izarus,
treet, and-David Samuelai.tbe son
of an outfitter, were brought up by officer (in: charged
with figlitingin Paradise-street at six the previons evening.
Mr. Cobb appeared for Lazarus. The officer said, at the
time stated,- he saw- the two persons boxing in•-the street.
Lazarus was the worst,- and was stripped naked in the
street, and his conduct was very improper. Mr. Cobb:
Don't you know that Lazarus keeps a, very re-
spectable shop in- Paradise-street ? He ►keeps a
shop, but- I don't know whether it is respectable
or not, as lie stands at the door pulling in people who pass.

0, they, are both.
Jews, and were fighting, but Lazarus was the, worst. Mr.
Cobb said, his client was at his door, when ,the other
Hebrew came up and called bins vile names• anti insulted
him, and he only pushed bins out of the wim: when the
other strnek bim, and then he was• obliged to dafend him-
self. A witness, named Morgan, was called., for Samuels,
who. said be was going along the street with him, when he
(Samuels) said, " there is a brother Jew," • when Lazarus
caught him by the throat and shook him violently, and then
a scuffle followed —he said there were no -blOws. Samuels
was fined lOs and costs. Lazarus was discharged.

BEFOILE

POCKET PICKI No.—Two young women, named Margaret
Cam/AAI, and Ellen Roberts, dressed in very- first-rate
style, were brought up, charged with having stoten a purse,
and some five or six shillings from Miss Keep, a• young lady
living at Erskine-street. Mr..Bluck defended. 'The prosecutrix
was in the waiting-room at the I v"--- "he

....amag-stagf. aere t_
prisoners were also. They passed by her hastily, and went
into the closet. She felt something at her pocket as they
passed, and she at • once missed her parse.. She gave the
alarm' and the prisoners were arrested; but they managed
to cret rid of th&purse, retaining the, racncy. Detective
officer Scott said,the prisoners gave certain addresses, both
of Which were wrong, and the prisoners were not known.
there at all. Mt. Bluck made an ingenious-defence, but the
case was too clear, and the prisoners were sent for trial.

BEFORE mnssas

DIXON AND • MOVIINTON

John Haslam publican, iiestmorelan7l:-s ireet,Was sum-
moned for allowing women ci bad character and black men

to congregate in his house. The offiears.found 39 men and
13 prostitutes in .the house, dancing• and drinking. Mr-
Bluck appeared for the Offence, and, cross-examined the
officers, who said, they di& not know. anything against the
black men4s characters. Mr. Bieck made a forcible speech
for the defenee. The case was dimiitsedi.
William Carry, beerhouse-kreper, Ray-street, was charge&
with sellitim beer at Maga' hours. Dismissed.

jano- Minshell, heerhouse-keeper, Upper Duke-street,
was charged with (king business at two o'clock on Sunday
morning. It was stated that the persons in the house were
Meads. Case disiaissed.

Thomas Letharn, Back Partland-street, heel-house-keeper,
wsa-charged with: Sunday trading,. Dismissed.
Anne Roberts, publican, Smithfield-street, was charged.
with Sunday trading. Fined 103 and costs.
Richard FoT.,, beerhouse-keeper, Finch-street, was fined
10s and costs for Sunday trading:.

George P. Bernard, pu,bliean,- Great Howard-street, was
summoned flu, Sunday trading. Mr. Cobb was for the
defendant,._and, said the persons served with drink were
travellers. This proved correct, and the complaint was
dismisse3.

Anne Bircball, publican, Scotland-road, waacharged with
pernii2ing draakeuness. The charge failed; and she was
acqtated.

EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL INVENTION.—There is
eo rineaatretihi
matched
nothing that housewives complain of w-..t. li greaer truthful-
ivaluableuhDerby.
nr bgsy.
C a china, a
b,
truthful-
ness, than the breaking of some favourite- piece of glass„
earthenware. .
of lcieltsuendr
The latter want has been obviated by an extraordinary and
cannoteci s o
fb
be cases
suchmended:
.qfeetive invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near
feet manner all cracks and breaks in the articlesspoken of;
It is a cement that mate be said to heal in a per-
and not only in these, but in marble, alabaster, &c. The
benefit of this article need not be dwelt on. 'We have seem
some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and the
glass that has been cemented by it is stronger in-that part
than in any other. The article is very cheap, and no. Lout,
can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent foritsly
in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for themselves E.
looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverpool,seach,
N.B.—
or sent free on receipt of sixteen Postageit:Trul:usre, "E. T.
None are genuine, except bearing the
T. Hall, 23, South John street. Sold in bottles, 1
4
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