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found, and stated that he was taken from Salthouse Dock by a master
carter, named William Edwards, to the warehouse in Dorhn-street,
where they found the prisoner with the three sacks of oats, at the
bottom of the stairs, which the prisoner put into his cart ; that he
then took them to Edwards's stable in Pleasant Hill-street, Toxteth
Park, where .Edwards took them out of the cart, and paid him
a shilling for the cartage. In the stable Lloyd found a sack containing
about half a bushel of oats, corresponding in quality and appearance
with those belonging to Mr. Stokes. The carter stated that he had
taken three or four loads of corn and beans from Mr. Molyneux's
warehouse to the same stable, for Edwards, before, but did not see the
prisoner on those occasions.—Lloyd the constable has not been able,
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ANOTHER RCHIBERY BY A SERVANT.—EIIen-Lunt, was committed
for trial for stealing a variety of articles of wearing apparel, and
house and table linen, the property of Mr. James Watson, of the
War-office Steam packet Company, from his house in William-street,
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Mr. Watson's, named John Shaw Carleton: The latter several
spot in which he had placed it, and on those occasions he found the
prisoner in,toxicated. .-He therefore examined the wine cellar, and.
missed nine or ten bottles of different kinds of wine
more than he
had used.—On Monday last Mr. Watson returned home, and having
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the
occasion to go to his wardrobe found that the lock had been changed.
The prisoner gave him the key of it, saying that she had lost the old
one, and had, therefore, got the lock changed, which appeared very
strange to Mr. Watson, as he had never given her the key of the 01a
lock, but had left it locked up in one of his drawers. On looking into
the wardrobe he missed two coats, two waistcoats and a hat, and on
inquiring of the prisoner what had become Of the hat, was answered
that she knew nothing about it. He then called in Roberts the con-
stable, who on searching her found a key which opened the book-
case where the key of -the wine-cellar was kept, of which she refused.
to give any account. lie also found in her possession a bunch of
other keys, pne of which opened a drawer in the kitchen, where he
found seven pawn-tickets, which, as well as the property to which
they related the prisoner claimed as her own. On inquiring at the
several pawnbrokers, Roberts found a pair of trowsers, two pair of
boots, a cloak. four yards of carpet, two sheet:, a table-cloth, a
handkerchief, and a piece (7 or 8 yards) of Chintz, belonging to Mr.
Watson, which had been pledged at different times, in different names.
—The only case, however, in which the prisoner was identified as
the person by whom the articles was pledged, was that of the piece
of carpet, which she pawned with Mr. Sayers, for 55., in the name of
Jane Edwards.—The prisoner acknowledged having changed tin, lock
of the wardrobe, but denied having taken anything out.
• Siroe-Lirrma.—Jane Hanley was committed for trial, for stealing
a piece (seven yards) of linen, the property of Mr. Thos.Gibson, draper,
BReacalreNivafthh,aoti aPnadraadiPsieeleset.2TYharth of
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between 3 and 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, when he being en-
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shop
Mr
gaged in attending to a customer, desired her to wait for a few minutes.
prisen ,gehn r rGo
Shortly afterwards 'he missed her, and also a piece of linen from the
counter, where she had been standing. He immediately- went after
her, and overtook her; a few yards distance from the shop, with the
piece of linen under Her arm. He sent for a constable, who took her
into custody, and, in a basket which she had with her, found a
piece of gingham whir% sh 6 said she bought, but would not tell where.
It was subsequentiy discovered that the gingham belonged to Mr.
Beckwith, who saw her in his shop about three o'clock, where, how-
ever, she did not purchase anything.

ADDITIONAL ME11!
Anglesea, I.—Sir K. B. Bulke-
ley.
Argyleshire, L—J. H. Callen-
der, Esq..
Ayr, (District of Burghs,) 1.-
- Kennedy-, Esq.
Ayr, (County,) I. Os-
wald.
Aberdeen, (County,) I.—Capt.
Gordon. •
Bute, (County,) I.—Ld. Stew-
art de Rothsay.
Baq; (County,) I.—G. Fer-
guson, Esq.
Berkshire, 3.—Mr. Palmer;
Mr. Throckmorton ; Mr.
Walter.
Buckinghamshire, 3.—M arquis
of Chandos, Smith,Esq.
Dashwood, Esq.
Bedfordshire, 2.—Lord F. Rus-

sell; Stuart, Esq.
Cambridgeshire, 3—Mr. Yorke ;
Mr. Townley ; Mr. Childers.
Cheshire, 2--Earl Grosvenor;
Mr. Wilbraham.
Cheshire, (N: Division,) 2.
E. J. Stanley, Esq.;
Egerton, Esq.. •
Cumberland, (Western Divi-
sion,) 2 —Lord Lowther
Stanley, Esq.
Caithness, (County,) I.—Hon.
G. Sinclair.
Clackmannan and Kinross, I.
Admiral Adam.
Cornwall, (Eastern Division,)
2.—Sir W.Molesworth,Bart.
S. Trelawney, Esq.
Carnarron, (County,), -I.—T.
A. Smith, Esq.
Dumbarton, (County,)
J. Colquhouni
Dundee, I. Kinloch, Esq.
Dumfries, I.. Hope Johnstone,
Esq.
Durham, (South Division,) 2.
Pease, Esq. ;
Bowes, Esq.
Denbigh, (County,) 2.—Sir W.
W. Wynn; Biddulph,
Esq.
Devon, (S. Division,) 2.—Ld.
John Russell; Bulteel,
s
DurEhaq.
m, (N. Division,) 2.
H. Lambton Sir H.
Williamson,„, .
Essex, (N. Division. 2.

Tyrell, Esq.;' Baring,
Esq.
Edinburgh, (County,) I.—Sir
J. Dalrymple.
Edinburgh, (City,) 2. The
Lord Advocate; Aber-
cromby, Esq.
Elgin, (County,) I.—Colonel
Grant.
Enniskillen, 1.-1-lon. E. Cole.
Forfar, (County,) I. Hon.
.Mr. Halyburton.
Fifr,l.—J.Wemyss,Esq. R.N.
Forfar, -- Ross, Esq.
Fife, (Burghs,) I.—A. John-
stone, Esq. •
Greenock, I. Wallace,
Esq.

ADDITIONAL IRISH IV.
Athlone, (Borough,) I.—John
Talbot, Esq.
Armagh, (County,) 2—Lord
Acheson ; Col. H. Vernon.
Belfast, 2.—Lord Chichester;
E. Tennant, Esq.
Clare, (County,) 12. Major
Macnamara; C. O'Brien,
Esq.
Carrickfergus' (Town,) I—C.
R. Dobbs, 'Esq.
Cork, (City,) Callag-
han, Esq.; Dr. Baldwin.
Carlow, (County,) 2.
Blackney, Esq.; Wal-
lace, Esq.
Cashel, I.—Mr. Roe.

Donegal, (County,) 2.—Sir E.
Hayes ; Col. Connelly.
Down, (County,) 2.—Lord A.
Hill; Lord Castlereagh.
Dundalk, (Borough,) I.—W.
O'Reilly, Esq.
Dublin, (City,) 2.—D. O'Con-
nell, Esq. ; E. S. Ruthven,
Esq. .•
Downpatrick, I.—J. W. Max-
well, Esq.
Derry; (County,) 2.—Sir R.
Bateson ; T. Jones.
Ennis; (Town,) I.—F. Macna-
mara, Esq. • •
Fermanagh, (County,) 2.—Vis-
count Cole; Gen. Archdall.
Galway Town,- 2.—L. Mach-
. locidan, Esq.; A. H. Lynch,
Esq-
Kildpre, •• (County,). 2. —H.
Ruthven; and R. M. O'Fer-
rail.
Kilkenny, (County,) 2.—Hon.
P. Butler; W. F: rinn,Esq.
Kinsale, I.=-Colonel