Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

BIRKENHEAD.

BEFORE R. BRYANS, ES%
ROBBING AN Emma-Ea.—Daniel Thomas Lloyd, a res-
pectably dressed young man, was charged with embezzling
moneys of his master, Mr. Robert Meacock, of Conway-
street, Birkenhead, painter and glazier. From the
evidence adduced, it appeared that the prisoner was
taken into Mr. Meacock's employ about six or seven weeks
ago, upon st written recommendation from the Mayor of
Chaster, to which place the prisoner belongs, and con-
tinued in his situation until the 22nd Auguer last, when,
for some irregulari:y, he was discharged. Shortly after
his discharge, Mr. Meacock made out various accounts due
from his customers, and upon sending them in,
several parties waited on him with receipts for
the accounts in the handwriting of the prisoner,
which led to inquiry bring made, when it was found that
the prisoner had received various accounts which he had
not entered in his book or handed over to his master.
Three cases were taken, an the prisoner was committed
for trial, with liberty to put in bail.
ArTEMPTID ROBBIRY. Geolge Sooley and Daniel
Hogan, the two navvies who stood remanded until to day,
for attacking a M. Jones, in Cleveland-street, the
particulars of which appeared in our impression of
yesterday, were again broeght up. In con-equence of
Mr. Bretherton appea ing for them, Mr. Jones repeated
his evidence, and two female witnesses residing in
Cleveland-street were in attendance to corroborate his
testimony, as to a gentleman running away from the
prisoners shouting "Murder" and "Police." In the hope
that the gentleman who ran away may yet see the
particulars of the case, the prisoners were permitted to
find bail for their appearance on any day when called
upon. The required bail being found, the prisoners were
discharged.

At LF-WIS &CO PANTY'S Ranhlah-ltreet.
BOYS are CLOTHED frO.n the Ag-3s, g
of Six to Twenty Years

THZ BRA vitsr MAN IN NEW Y.RK.—A c, r egpondant,
writing from New York on he 15. h inst., says: —The town
of New York, or rather the extra-patriotic part of it, has
been much puzzled lately ab ,ut the diloocidon to be made
of a gold box, formerly gi ten to G•nerol Jackson with the
freedom of the city. T-,e box itself is of no particular
value, b it the Gereral in cis will left it to the braveA man
of the city. Ai we have a 1 ire crop of heroes left from
the 111..xioan war, the box c ,uld not rrmain w.thout a
claimant; and at Let the precious ci y Government took
the matter in hand. They voted that one Dyktnan was
the ram who daserved beat of hie co entry, and sent a del--
gate to Tennessee to bring hack the Gent'. 11's son and the
box. Yoh arrived the day before yesterday, and the
militia were called out to add to tie splenlour of the beri's
triumph. Bit m anwhile there had sprung up another
hero, whose eLinai were strongly presied by the ocher sur-
viving bercei of the fear. When Mr. Jack on arrived he
found himself in an " awful fix," as Yankees would say.
Tile troops were out, the triumphant hero woe on hand
for his h.x with a cut-and-diied speech, the sigh'-loving
plpulace were there too; hut the remonstrr.ne,s were too
loud to l;e disregamed. The p';or gentleman wisely put
hie box in his- p...cket and walked away, leaving the cere-
mani,s to take cafe of themselves. lie complain s that the
protesters used very profane Imgnage, and muddled him
so much that he did not know what to do.

ZDYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH G 7 EAT TASTE, at LEWIS and
COMPANY'S, Ranelazh-street.