The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-19 00:00:00

RUP
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE P-1
TION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY AND CPI
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On Tuesday next, we observe, a public teee;
persons connected with the agricultural. ettc?,
colonial, manufacturing, mining, and ship Ping
who are favourable to the principle of moderat')
equal protection to every interest of the state, l,entbe
to be held in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, tera,
pose of receiving the report of the provisional 5°
appointed at the meeting held at the Hall of tier;ie tt
in London, on the Ist ult. ; of considering theiieseoll
regulations to be then proposed for the me.natios;
the association ; of completing its 0rgae7134,4
adopting any further steps that may be deemed 'cbsit,
His Grace the Duke of Richmond will take the tog
the occasion. We hail this movement with, iiitorc,
gratification. Never was there a crisis in eons
our country when it more behoved loyal erT ii
tional men to unite for the protectiou of the.iT
of
their properties, and, above all, for the Proteerts , t fl
toiling fellow countrymen, than at the p re,tsev''.
Never was it more important that the e's",.,'ltbl
throughout the empire, should be enabled to en'io
selves under the auspices of such a body
the
Association, to protect themselves from the P°,.spnd ft
being duped and betrayed by political 0rimP,;;80.,41
designing would-be statesmen who employ Todroi
should be glad during the recess to see the
hold one of their meetings in our own town' in lieto"
observe they have members of their bocif'-:::
Robert Naylor and Charles Turner, from Non
0'
for the London meeting may be had.

POLICE-COURT—YEsTEan-ti%
ILLLICIT DISTILLATION.—A young N‘,.--,oriLd
Sarah M`Nulty, was charged by several atnelea'ro
with having been found, on Saturday, in a y stet,
in Meadowe's-street, where there was a u'h's e She og
full work, of which she seemed to be in char, bat of
deavoured to get away through the back YB, irse674i
secured. A sample bottle of the spirits arced, si or
flowing from the worm of the still was diced,
;cner
was stAed that about forty gallons of unclistil.„.e priroji
" low wines," were found on the premises. ytbeof,
had taken off her shoes and stockings. One° reel i 4
cove
said that in such places the floor was ahoy' feet, eljt. rite
water, and the parties employed bared their ion 0%00
considered it a circumstance of strong suErLt she, titl
had not her shoes on. The prisoner said o', lice to
nothing of the making of whisky, and did lletiaglies'
house, which was tenanted by a man named —o; the
atb,l
latter, it appeared, was in the practice of Maisie (32'
ready for operation, and leaving his daug"
young girl, who had escaped,) to look after t...A 551 d 10
The prisoner, who lived in the neighbourW", bert,,,°,lll
the daughter called her in the street, and W.' deal
she would go down into the cellar with iler„to-cea 'O4
show her how whisky was made. She was in" e,Fli,y.4
so, and found the place in a
taken into custody. Enquiry had been madeB9l;nt c'f
and it appeared that he really the ten..„Jet„,l
was ~rpv
premises. The officer urged against the
having taken off her shoes and stockings.`„'"tesl
said he should not commit the prisoner 0°
given, but should remand her. rat3l;
CURIOUS CASE OF SEDUCTION TO
LITTLE GIRL.—A rather smart-looking Y°11::;
rently sixteen to eighteen years of age, ilifaela,
puddle. While thetro
Mc. Carthy, was charged by Mr. William -.lido ;011
Cable-street, with having, time after time, Icili111(
little daughter, only eleven years of age. te, IVO
money and other property to a large ammo' whic,
sent charge related to a robbery of £9 Vs.' Vied
prisoner had received knowing it to be stolen•
pateplainant having frequently missed money, 6:c",i tY
a small safe or metal box, which he lockedllo"fitirli
chest. The prisoner found this out, and Pri
little girl with a small key (produced) to eft' poi
and abstract the money. The key did Piet!, toi
the prisoner then gave the child a piece of Cl° Doy,
the box in and bring it away—meeting him "-lea ij?
road. This she did ; and the box was broken °l-,, they
prisoner, and the contents abstracted, he givkin,fttlO
only a trifle. No part of the box was found u"„rt
handle. He had bought two don:eys with trolp
money, but being unable to find a stable, sold t',-br
The prisoner had admitted to the corinAain3n4ol°V
that be had broken open the box, and taken .„for,of
He had told the child that he would take be,.i
and would take her soon to America. An owc,;oelfsivt:
ing to the bridewell. said that prisoner had al' tlie
to him that he had given the girl the key to °Al'efAcl,ae;Pd.,,
and that he had abstracted the money. Mr. ql01",
that be believed he had lost not less than eye
The prisoner said he had neverreceived anY 1°- IA
He was committed for trial at the sessions. be .
MINT CASE.—The evidence was ordered.„s,lA,oo.os,
(prior to the commitment) against Ann 11°'-,,publi
Rosanna Felan, for uttering base shillings t°,,-d.ror,iot
and a provision dealer, on Saturday, in Scetnia'age vie!!
SMUGGLING TOBACCO.—Four seamen, ui,e„iiso,,,,iu
James Lake, George Hudson, and William pee,ll4",
charged with having attempted to smuggle,
from
tobacco a v.3elsbTs
eyini b
wt, he2releb Q,e
auacenhednfijnsi
ebdD. o2oc,fks
f.,
rtoeo v
ri i
gi
default of
95. 4
imprisoned seven days. 1 e„ott`d,
ASSAULTS ON POLICE OFFICERs..—ae•-, ..13
:::Nr
OwparAa,paouLa:tenEe
°parties we_rarDoleieetoo:Ar;s'
assaults on police officers chiefly in Iralls'i-asie
or in default to be imprisoned.
were
FFICER. in4ll
No. 488 (Palfrey), was suspended ...)57 jio
a patient investigation for entering a dwellii)=4 'l'lo7 dY
he ought to have attended his duty out of iider's bre?,
ducting himself in an improper manner. the •iet
the complainant ; but was finally thrust out
He complained of the violent assault, but, v"
fit"
was such that Mr. Rushton intimated that hen
deserved all he got.
c, pe.4;
STREET ROBBERY.—A young woman, Da re,.5;
M`Donald, a girl of the town, was charged' 'St liP„,''`r,
ably-dressed female, named Margaret White, "r"tfrgs,,r
at midnight on Saturday night, robbed her o`;pkir
purse, handkerchief, and some copper from lierhestif,Yl
she was going home from market to No. 14, ~., OP/
street, where she lived. The complainant
soner came up to her and asked her for rnoneY• fret'
she had spent all she had in the market. ikbeeer(
words, prisoner forcibly took her purse sna,,iteirol
and used threatening language. Another felnw be r
sent. Mr. Rushton sentenced the prisoner t° joif
soned for three months. nog%
MINOR OFFENCES.—Ann O'Hara, for st°,°,,
in Great Howard-street, (an old offender,/ ,foftil,",
imprisonment. John Johnson, stealing a breasll Off
from Thomas Wilson, in St. James's Market' i$
Thomas Gregory, for robbing two little chilujooll
lington-street, named Colvin, of their shoes, ,K!

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The Yorkshireman 'tells its readers that tilS, ref/
Gas Company "a e• supplying gas at 29. old"
fce, a higialy remunerative price." We wris% tbe
hu` our contemporary will find that 4s. 6d•
and likely to ranain so. T°
roll A I,
" KAVANAGH."—We have just received?" frol
beautiful production of Longfellow's. NvemtiO. 1'
time to say that it is worthy of the high rePt,"iret'
author, and will be a great treat to his 0"-
abound greatly in this country.

METEOROLOGICAL REGIS'
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORI