The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-06-06 00:00:00

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labourer, em-

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sing to G. H. Lawrence,
erection at New Brighton. The
he stairs, but fortunately it was
El done much damage. A reward

of X2O has been offered for the apprehension of the

offender

CLERICAL Rooms.—A suite of rooms for the use of
,ntlemen of the clerical profession is about to be opened

in Bold-street, under the management of Mr. Newling.
The reading-room is to be supplied with metropolitan
and local papers and reviews. There will also be a dress-
ine-room attached for the convenience of members. The

scription
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Chartists ass

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Bested ; their acts had been

The prisoners,

nu are
illegal, and they must answer for them
5 with after having been duly cautioned, did not say anything
ivcred I material in answer to the charge, but referred to the ill-
range- treatment they had received, and put several questions to
Liver-
the surgeon, touching his alleged misconduct, and causing

a disturbance on board the ship. It was staied that the

prisoner Antonia Jiuruzico, who is in tne nospi,,,, was ue-
sirous of making a statement to the magistrates, and, i❑

he might be brought forward, if sufficiently recoved to
appear. Mr. Rushton said he would admit Boyne and
Goodchild to bail.

STEALING FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY-EIGHT DOL-
LARS.—On Friday a sailor, named John Bryant, was
brought up at the Police-court, before Mr. Rushton,
charged by Mr. George Rippard, captain of the Penope
schooner, of Jersey, with having robbed that vessel of
598 dollars. The captain stated that some time ago he
sailed from Valparaiso with 310,000 dollars, which he
placed in the lazarette under his cabin. The prisoner had
been shipped as cook and steward, and, of course, had
frequent access to the cabin. When the ship was in lat.
40 S., she had the misfortune to lose her foremast, and
then put into Bahia. Whilst there the prisoner pretended
to be sick, and was placed in the British hospital. When
the ship was ready to sail, it was found that the prisoner
had quitted the hospital four days previously, and that he
had been seen•in possession of more than 300 Spanish
dollars. He was subsequently taken into custody on the
charge of deserting his ship, and, upon being searched,
107 Spanish dollars were found in his belt. It also tran.
spired that he had given 200 dollars to a female, and had
squandered various sums away. These circumstances, to-
gether with the fact of his being moneyless when he first
went on board, aroused a suspicion in the mind of the
captain that all was not right, and upon examining the la-
zarette, it was found that one of the boxes of dollars had
been broached, and 598 dollars stolen. Mr. Rushton said
he had no earthly doubt that the prisoner had stolen the
money, and ordered him to be remanded.