The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11 00:00:00

&c,

Elgin, &c.—Leith Hay
Inverbervie, &c.—H Ross
Cupar, &c.—A Johnston
Dysart, &c.—l Ferguson
lnverkeithing, &c.—Ld Da
Renfrew, &c.—Capt. Dunlop
Haddington, &c.—R Stewart
Dumfries, &c.—General Sharpe
Wigton, &e.—E Stewart •

F Kennedy
Linlithgow, &e.—l) W Gillon
yet received, but it is expected ii
the Government—Mr. Trail.

LIVERPOOL EPIPHANY SESSIONS, 1833.
(CONTINUtD FROM our.. LAST.)
William Edwards, '22, Grace Read, 19, and Jane Graham, 2
were charged with having assaulted Wm. Morrison and robbe
him of a hat. On Sunday, the 9th of December, hewed
eleven and twelve, the prosecutor was going along Fentenofi
street, when he was accosted by the female prisoners, alit
shortly afterwards Edwards came up; whilst they were ab°
him lie received a blow on the face from Edwards, which causf;
him to fall upon his knees. One of the women then held
mouth whilst the other attempted to rifle his pockets. In el,
sequence of his cries for assistance, they were unable to succee
and the watchman coming, the prisoners ran off. Edwards 1:
pursued and taken; and the women were afterwards secure,
the hat being found in the possession of one of them. 'lt
were all found guilty, and sentenced, Edwards to transpurtatie'
for life, and the women to 14 years each. •
George Robinson, 19, was tried for an assault and attempt
robbery. On Saturday, the 24th November last, between seliei
and eight o'clock, the prosecutor, Wm. O'Brian, was returns
to his residence in New Scotland-road, and when at the elicit,
Great Nelson-street North he saw three men, amongst wli&
was the prisoner. They asked him where he was going.
told them he was going home t upon which one of them strill
him a blow on the mouth, and they then tried to get at his 0.1
ney and his watch. They had not time, however, to effect tb'o
purpose, before the approach of other persons compelled thei
to retreat. Robinson was stopped in Great Nelson-street, atlio
on being taken to Bridewell he denied that he had knocked ,
prosecutor down, but accused two other men, whom he name t
He was found guilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned and Yek),
to hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for twelve calendar most
The following is a summary of the sentences on the prisone
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convicted up to Wednesday evening:-
To be transported for life.-Williara Edwards, 22, for steali
a hat.
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To be transported for fourteen pears.-James Stark Horn, bp
and John Horn 26, for stealing 500 yards of silk- ;
Morphet, 19, and James Hall, 17, for burglary; Maiy Murflot
18, for stealing seven handkerchiefs; John Harris, 20, cot
stealing money; Grace Read, \.,19, and Jane Graham, 204,ary
stealing a hat; Samuel Clarke', 20, for stealing fowls; -I`-`
brown, 33, for stealing household., naments. for
To be transported seven years.-Patrick Donnel:y,
stealing six pigs - John Thomas, 28,‘42r stealing 12 bushels
oats; Jane Coif, 20, and Elizabeth -.Riley, 20, for steallv°,
money.
To be imprisoned eighteen caleniar montl4\it Lancaster.- A
4i
M`Dowell, 18, for receiving stolen goo ;-Ellen Lunt, 30,
stealing wearing apparel; Jane Cubin, '2l, for stealing carped)
To be imprisoned twelve calendar months at Lancaste,patrie,
Muldoon, 27, and John Jones, 23, for stealing a watch, Lid°`lef,
Williams, 39, for stealing one piece of canvas; John axt);
' 21, for stealing money • John Jones, 16, for stealing a do o'
Catherine Croker, 23, for stealing wearing apparel; Jani,l,
Wilson, 21, for stealing money; John Midghalf, 15, for ste,,
ing 6 lbs. of soap; George Robinson, 19, for stealing moneoP,
James Hanley, 43, for stealing a coat. At Preston.-Sato,
Hopit, 40, for stealing money. - At Kirkdale.-Ann Quayle,
for stealing carpeting. John Judge, 30, for stealing a bed. 13,
To be imprisoned nine calendar months.-Ann Connelly,
for stealing handkerchiefs ; John Sherridan, for stealing
yards cloth. f
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stealing be imprisoned six calendar months.-Wm. Laverty, 221410
stealing 200 yards linen ; John Burns, 17, for stealing two Preli
in Lancaster ; Edward Pugh, 15, for stealing wearing aplA off
James Hughes, 48, for stealing two boards ; Mary Atkins b;
28, for stealing money; John Hill, 18, for stealing a watiral•
Jane Hanley, 36, for stealing 7 yards of ribbon ; Thomas
ters, 33, for stealing five casks.
frk. To be imprisoned four calendar months.-William Rininter,4o°P
for stealing six plates; Margaret Addison, 26, for stealing `cot
pair of boots ; Jonathan Grisdale, 19, and John Allen, D,
stealing three pair of shoes; Thomas Stocks, 40, for stealingap;
feet of wood; Bernard Murphy, 16, for stealing 6 lbs
Jane Owens, 18, for stealing 28 yards print; James CA,I-` fel
buck, 21, for stealing two shirts ; James M`Annally, 7frtija•
stealing 4 lbs copper • John Jones, 16, for stealing two bass;
kerchiefs ;_ Edward Nixon, 26, for stealing 40 yards can
Thomas Thomas M'Donald, 33, for stealing 201bs glue; INlary Carr
36, for stealing a chain; Edward`Tallent, 17, for stealing 0°51:
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,for stealing wearing app
To be imprisoned two calendar mon
stealing a handkerchief.
for stealing 71hs veal ; Joel Brookshaw,..36, for stp ing
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spitting boxes; John Hughes 13, for stealing two pair of svii,
14,
' one coffee mill; John FarneY,
tfhotsir.". stealing
jAo hnnn Harris, for
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To be imprisoned one calendar month.-Thom_as Crois.ton,
Peter Ford, 45, for stealing
hP;ASSAGE was held for the trial or. 61
for stealing 90Ibs ropes.
but none of the causes were
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