The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23 00:00:00

inonths' 'imprisoliment, for steal'

from the dock
GArDEN RotnErti
man, ,and Thomas Roberts were

.--William

magistrates, on

Tim-Us C.s.

wife, were charged with being
of-new- boots, evidently stolen
by detective Scott and another,

The prisoner said his son was t
and might hare put the boot
were found. They were idea

Bostoek and•anotiter

who seart

ntity

slx months ago,

fie, where they

property .was missed c
soners were•remanded for seven days
EXTENSIVE STREET ROEM

Ltt not 'be ascertained, the

—Fin Walsh, a wonlar

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who had been remanded, was again 'brought up
deteetive Russell stated that on Saturday, the 13th i
he apprehended the prisoner, who hidiehanged a

at COinpten-house, and another at the liver estat
He had found also a £2O, a £lO, and twenty soy
•. . .

her basket. A gentleman, whose name did not trans
peared this day, and stated that early in the molliin
13th he -was robbed by a woman in Lime-street, of
. .

?Ire, ap-
of the

containing £52. 10s. It was proved—by a boy who stooc
at an oyster-stall that the woman ran away, and the hen

tlemanfollowed her, but -she---;;; not appreh

the middle of the day. Mr. 'Bluck,who appeared for the
prisoner, cross-examined the gentleman, who could not
swear to the woman's person, but the oyster boy appeared
somewhat certain of her identity, She was committed
for trial at the sessions.
A MAN WITH MANY NAMES.—John Holmes was

brought up on a charge Of obtaining alarge4l;aitY.of
flour, by false pretences, from Mr. Thomas Rollick, miller,
of Nuneaton, Warwickshire.—Mr. Snowball, who con-
ducted the case for the prosecutor, stated that the prisoner
had been in Warwickshire under the name of John Holmes,
and obtained quantities of flour from Mr. Rollick, who
traced it to Liverpool.; and on coming here he discovered
that the prisoner had passed in various places under the
inames of Ovens, Meyrick, Troughton, and Holmes.—Mr.
Rymer, for the prisoner, cross-examined Mr. Rollick, who
stated that he had been to Mr. Reay, of the Guardian So-
ciety, who had told him that Ovens was a very bad charac-
ter, and he would lose his money, for he had diddled the
people at Leeds and other places.--A clerk at the Railway
Station was examined relative to the delivery of the flour
at a place in Marybone.—Mr. Snowball said it would be
requisite to bring parties from the stations at Nuneaton,
Bedworth, and Coventry, to prove the transmission of the
goods under fictitious names ; and he hoped that the case
would be remanded.—Mr. Rymer objected against the re-
mand,on the ground that the prisoner was a natural child,
and really had no name at all ' • he had used no false pre-
tence when obtaining the goods.—After a consultation
between Mr. Booth and Mr. Mansfield, the prisoner was
remanded, but allowed bail in two sureties of £5O eaeh.
Maria Stevens, charged with attempting to pick pockets
on the Landing Stage, was sentenced to one month's im-
prisonment.

- John Conolly and Wm. Duckworth w,.
14 days, for stealing potatoes from a field,
John Kelly and Samuel Smith were charged w
ing wearing apparel from on board the ship Montezmna
To be imprisoned one month.

ire sentenced to

1 steal-

n sailor

for steal-

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