The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-30 00:00:00

nominally the Poor Man's Church, and in the hope t
it will realise those expectations which

to entertain, we trust that many wiE

wishing it succes

Before concluding these r

only without referenc

in the hope that th

es, we may su,

that the building should I

part of the town, in order that it may affi

POLICE COURI

i ESTEBD AN

DISOBEDIENCE AT SEA.--Michael Sullivan, Antor
Joseph, and Emmerson, three of the crew of the Set
phina, were charged by Mr. Collier, who appeared on beh
of the owners of the ship, with disobedience of the captaii
orders, by which the safety of the ship was endangers
efintain and mate tenth hnr.

to the aisorde]
conduct of the men, when in lat. 34 44 south, and
squally weather. When. the mate ordered them to go
work they refused, saying, `` We've knocked off, land
not work." The
masts carried away. The captain had them put in in
for seven days, with the exception of Antonio, who vvf
(fourteen hands)
-,,0d ship. Sullivi

to work. He b
board, carrying

his full c

in hi defelice,-said he linc
and he considered that tin

Lot sufficient hands

work the ship. The captain said they had each receiv
£lO in advance at Valparaiso, and had been treated w
kindness. Antonio Joseph, who spoke through au int

preter, complained that the hands were kept
provisions, but this was denied by the captain. }

And Sullivan to be imprisoned for six weeks to hardlabc
Antonio fourteen days•

SERIOUS ASSA.I7LT ON BOARD SEClE.—Barney May
Jumper, was charged by Mr. Bremner (who appeared
the complainant) with severely ill-treating the mate of
ship Gulnare, on Saturday last. John Ilorrett, the •c,
plainant, said that he told a boy to keep a look-out wY
he left the ship for a short time. On his return, the
told him that the prisoner had taken two bottles of bra
shisti.mcskhotulhedermoautet,
and secreted them m the hold. On chargiar
knwitochkedthehirombdboewnry,,
pheut
,icked

the prison
pon the c
ind otheru

injures nun.
by a policeman, prisoner again struck him.
observed:, that he had been convicted of t
assaults; for each of which he must -
two months' imprisonment in defy ,'
STEALING HOPES--James Prit,
1

Mr. Ma

fine -61. I

:he etas.

TrUstees, was —c-1;

3--
a reprunana.

but was di'silu'ssed.

STEALING
r a seek.
G DRESS.7-Margaret Molloy, charged
rsem.
ndress belonging to another Irishwomat
ROBBERT.—John Murphy Was charged
.f.S.111;:: a roll of cloth, used as bed-tick-imp

Of 317. Boucher, Lime-street, To be im
PICKING POCKETS.-40h11 Malone
nell (who had been remanded) well
charged with picking a woman's pock
street; taking

a halt sovereign, aj

Wain brough
in Great Hor

.own, two 81

ca. inatone, when called on foi his dt
be gn to and admitted his being a bad char,
but denied daei siiiedwhxpenimPhisgeiulr't of this robbery. 111`Connell rect a good character, but the evidince was of so stror
nature, that both prisoners were Agmmitted for hit
the sessions. The prisoner 311`Confflil was allowed to
bail.

Patrick OCR
Wfwo

BREAKING OMNIBUS WINDOWS.
was brought up for breaking two panes in one _
omnibusses, on Saturday night. Prisoner was rathi
liquor, and aft( entering the omnibus he broke the IN
He was ordered to pay 28s. for t
days' imprisonment in default.
assaulting ..V gam Langton,
oonn Grady, a fruiterer, in St. John's Mar
Saturday
It appeared
spirit of rivalry existing between the
that there Rasa being proved, Grady was fuled6a.
Parties ; but the assault anotherwas dealerchargiena fruiwittthon t

clOw with a stick

broken gl
Ass&in

and costs. Francis Green and John Jones were charged
in Richmond-row. The robbery was committal
with ;leafing, two waistcoat pieces from the shop of Mr.
'the eye of detective Russell, who instantly appre-
hended the prisoners. Green was committed for one
month, Jones (who had been previously committed) to be
imprisoned three months.
unFodrebies

ROBBING A SAILOI
with stealing a jacket

from another sailor. was

Ellen Nelson was charted