Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-29 00:00:00

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LEFT OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies',
Gentlemen's, and Children's,) for which the highest price
will be given in cash. Ladies 'and Gentlemen waited on at
any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire.—Address
Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill.
N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought. tfo

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THE BED-BI TG AND FLEA.—Their immediate extirpation by
Greer's Patent Anti-Vermin Lotion, 3d., 641., and is., at the
Anti-Vermin Office, 49, Brownlow-hill.
MAN IMPOSTER.—A young man, who gave his name
as Hamilton Alexander, was brought up, charged with
attempting to obtain money. by fictitious letters, repre-
senting that he had been trained and brought up in the
Deaf and Dumb Institution, and was a fancy basket-
maker,o out of work and in great distress. He stated that
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OCTOBER 29, 1859

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.—YEsTERDAY.

(Before Mr. MAN.SFILD:)
A CANDinArs you:PENALTiter 116
clarged with stealing a piece of cloth, value £2, from the ell
of Mrs. Perry, Old• Hall-street, on Thursday. The Prt'°n,,i;
when taken into' custody with the cloth under -his arm, c°,'
to
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said to the officer, "I took it to be sent away : I Want
sent to.prison.” :lie had been .already four times Gomm'tt
and twice discharged.—Committed for trial.
,irc'ecl,
CHANGE 'OP PEuninT.-LJames Leatherbarrow was e
the
by WilliariT4rnold, with having committed perjury before a
county, magistiates. Mr. Dodd appeared to prosecute, att°e
Mr.. Cobb defended the. prisoner. Mr. Dodd stated that
Case arose out of the examination of the prosecutor before, at
county magistrates-, cm charge of stealin:
Great" 'Crosby. The proseCutor said' he was 3
farmer residing at Great Crosby. On the Ist of
tee
month he was summoned before the. county n4afrietr,,to
on a charge of stealing twenty-five turnips belong'', to
James Davis, his brother-in-law. The case was adjourn,' 4
the tth, when the prisoner appeared, and swore that he .rof
set to watch the turnip field on Saturday night, the 241/00
September. - lie stated that he watched until three or
held
o'clock in the morning, and salv Arnold come out a the
rat
• with the turnips. On his examination before the Magi'4ll'ooo
he said he was to have L 2 for watching the field. vie
Davis said he was at present living with' the prosecutor' of
went to bed between eight- or"; nine on Saturday, the -before
pteinber. William Arnold went to• bed ten minutes 0c
that. He wa awoke by his brother Richard corning Ludvot
time during the night. He (witness) was ill, and %)eyes
sleep. He heard Arnold getup. It was between '",
o'clock. He spoke Jo him as he went down stairs. -"enta
ness) examined the drills in the turnip field with Aruiliete
the Thursday, and they could not miss any turniPs' after
were two other witnesses examined for the prosecution' of
which the case was remanded till to-day, for the evidence
material witness. Tt.bert
CHAROE ON SUSPICION OF STEALLNO WATCII.--- ° 3,S
' Thomas, who said he was a smith, and resided in Ches'e„",;ver
charged, on suspicion, of stealing a small gold watch.
officer No. 37, Shallcross, stated, from information he tercetDad
he apprehended the prisoner in Vauxhall-road.
pledged the watch at Mr. Dockray's, in Marybone. Tbea De
stater said that while in company with two fellow worhint :bout
found the watch in Chester, and seeing no advertiserneu.,,- Gala
it, he had pawnedit.—Mr. Mansfield said the prisoner
be discharged, but the police would retain the watch to
'
inquiries. •