The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

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failed in the morning to pick a sufficient
oakum, and bad been ordered to be kept on
'ater for two days.

414 SESSION AND COMMITTAL OF THE DIDSBURY
•--The leaders of the gang of burglars, who for
oaths past have spread terror through this dis-
, with their female accomplices, at length been
(, and were on Friday committed for trial.
are John Cosgreave, John Moran, Mary
7 Mulholland, and Henry Burke.
• - •=tGE —On Friday, a woman named Mary
traß
4 tpit,i7)mmitted for fourteen days for the following
Ott :--She went into Mr. Mooney's shop, in
-qt qt.:a
h.,_rd-street, and bought a few biscuits, in' pay.
'4 t.;:liieh she tendered a half-crown ; when the
to Riven to her, she contrived o throw the half-
ine door, which her husband,t who was on the

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weans Ivr: ROBBERY BY A GERMAN EMIGRANT.—
Vitted "427, William Weild, a German emigrant, was
Yl5B. 91,0 Prison for three months, for having stolen
Tile:* from a fellow-emigrant named Charles Pe-
were both staying at the Emigrants' Board-
40fri'e; Marybone, and, on Monday night, Weild
- ills bed, cut his companion's carpet-bag open,
tlhlt.N.`l(ed the money.

STEAM-SHIPS.—Te steamr
hiater'L Captain R. Leitch, left theh Mersey,e for Phi-
;lll2 40, p.m., on Wednesday, with a moderate
4104/8 passengers.-1 he British and North Ame-
-14," steam-ship America, Shannon, commander,
lee('Parture from the Mersey on Saturday, at noon,
*3:B,..."ngers and a full carco, besides the usual
`,/i„ united States and Liverpool stenen-ship
011,-,f'e, commander, will sail to-morrow, (Wednes-
'-"th instant, with the mails, &c.
ith of MR. A. C. DUNLOP.—We have to record
lei of Mr. Alexander C. Dunlop, formerly of
/./ at Melbourne, Port Philip, on .the 21st of
lea left Lia home, Hexham-park, situated about
atlirTn Melbourne, on the 18th of June, in
eouth,,'"?, attend his duties as a member of the
d of Victoria, caught a cold on the road,
o 170nehitis after a short illness of two days.
"eing known, the council suspended its
8 remains were followed to the [
tesi' "nd all the authorities in the locality
ret, alr, ROBBERY BY A SERVANT.—Elizabeth,
Mary Welch, mother and two daughters,
'Ned up at the Police-court, on Friday, for being
‘144,, a sYstem of plunder carried on in the house
as ,er,-rsea, London-road, where one of the daugle-
',,iti-ti,nt• The
oftmoher and one of the daughters
e practic pledging goods stolen by the_
ir tit eel more than £4O worth had been missed.
00fPawnbrokers were in attendance; but as only
fot the goods were yet found, the case was ad-
,ktt, seven days.
tQc'N. FARMERS'ecklili. SOCIETY.—This society held its
p exhibition on Thursday, at Newton. The
igtti arrnerS' Society" was established in 1845, to
'kbtl4?Ovevement in agriculture, and to reward the
:IttillnduarrY of the cottager and farm labour.er,
vika e tenants of Thos. Legh, Esq., in Lancashire.
leia_zood show, especially of stock, and nesrliy
P: Nrjas keenly contested for. After the exhib -
Praeus dinner was served by Mr. Thomas
,(11%,, V the Horse and Jockey Inn, Newton, of
i:'as of 150 members and their friends partook.
Vs.,a's CHURCH, BLACKBURN, after morning
Ili la euneaday last, and while the incumbent was
Iti'd4.techising a class of candidates for confirms-
+, „Cies entered the church and seated themselves
;I t,'ltty as,' Was dismissed. On their retirement, one
'tolleetttaeed a sealed note in the rev. gentleman's
opening he found to contain a £5 Bank
qe;tte "are, with a request that the amount might be
klAipl t'ar, engst the deserving poor of St. Peter's
ip 11(44 u veers old and upwards. The kind donors
tO *--Blackburn Standard.
"tR BRIG DARLING.—The ship Cromwell,
A ,ip I.at Liverpool on Sunae reports having on
in let. 44 4, long. 41d21, fallen in with the
.nr London, from Ncw York for London,
'el,ll4,lllni and taken off the crew, eight in number.
I,,llfit'lit„,Bl)rang a leak 12 days previous, and the
pt 441'4 with pumping, were obliged to abandon
),44:1 str! able to keep her free from water.. It
111? 4.'ng gale from E.N.E. at the time, with a
:44ts 1.4 taabing, the Cromwell had to lay by the
Ip "erere the men could be taken off.
tot 13
41. ANRRUPT COURT, on Thursday, Anson
fp CY
defer 101 his certificate. -Ile was unopposed.
(Ikht,a)e,l'ed for a week. On Friday, the bankrupt
a grocer and general provision merchant,
!te er-„u. received his certificate. The same day
441), I,‘"e bankrupt Hornby to appear for his last
I,ipqedghe parried on business latterly at Kirkdale,
;11i.,relf,,n+Ider. Having failed te surrender, after
th:ts were taken, at three o'clock Mr. Ayres
'itefi.,s- usual proclamation of outlawry, in the
""Ith,-/ the act of parliament. This is the third
Ithin the last six months

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'‘,Ill)„-'eal,"-.01P TO THE DUKE OF BRIDGEWATER
);(1 Wit is expected that so soon as the
Iyhtoe erected in Manchester to Sir Robert
Yho 11 Ze of Wellington have been completed,
tte,."l,el'e will present the town with a memo-
to &Juke of Bridgewater, whose canal and
10:111:.• jr.ucli tended to the earlier prosperity of
sagaOlhed bstid Is stated that the noble earl intends to
°lo and costly statue, and one in every
o'° the work of art, to rank with those about to
N 1.., statesman and the warrior. They are to
lv t:Trcstals in front of the Royal Infirmary.
kt,4t4,ted Ict4ICTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.—It
44111 e ,11 "le early part of the year that the num-
,tlethirieroli!rants passing through Hull would
.ho_g like a thousand per month. Since
lapse of only three quarters of a
;It oye_that upwards of fifteen thousand have
piOrc, thr by our continental steamers—being six
e14t14.
yed Pn Was estimated by the agents. Not-
all aateness of the season. on Sunday last
"ott'ipl'ocoenli fifty landed from the Marshall and
e for muloz next morning by train to Liver-
o the -United States.—Hull Packet.
VAN
Of ,riples OP A SCHOOLBOY.—On Thursday
4h ' 800 of Mr William Maples, wine
kir T * et,
no int oxteth-park, was so erFly
, that •0 the machinery of White's mill,
/thou "p died on the following day. The
to echo t nine
o'clock on the Thursday morning
tile lin Hope-street. In the aft(
vvith

rhe en
Poor little fellow was
's ft-
.c'wn wheel, round

s immediately
lying on what
he had been