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

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ins, &c.

Whitehaven—M Attwood, c
Wigan—R Thicknesse ; Pot
Wilton—J H Penruddock, c
Winchester— P. St. J. Mildm
W B. Baring
Windsor—J C Ramsbottom ; Sir
Pechell
Woodstock—March. of Blandfo
Wolverhampton-1V W Whiten
Fryer
Worcester—G R Robinson ;
Davies
Wycombe—W Smith ; Hon.
cirey
Yarmouth—Hon. G Anson ; C
Rumbold
York—Hon E Petre ; 8 A Bayn
IRELAND.

emOuth— —Young
Eefield—D Gaskell
lingford—W S Blackstone, c
sail-- Forster
•eham—J Calcraft, c
Tington— E G Hornby
wick—Sir C Greville, c ; E
Is— Lamont • J L Lee
dock—Hon G C W Forester c ;
Milnes Gaskell, c
tbury—Sir It Lopez
tminster—Sir F Burdett ; Si
C Hobhouse
mouth—T F Buxton ; Bir F
hnstone, c
tby— Chapman

im—Hon General O'Neill
rl of Belfast

agh—Lord Acheson; Colonel
Tner. e

)w—Col Bruen ; Cavanagh)
n—H Maxwell, c; W Young,
Major M'Namara ; CI
Brien

--F O'Connor ; S Barry
.gal—Sir E Hayes, c ; Colonel
nolly, c
n—Lord A Hill; Lord Castle•
e
in—G Evans ; C Fitzsimon

lanagh—General Arehdall, c ;
rd Cole, c

• I
a3•—James Daly, c ; T Martui
y—C O'Connell ; F Mullins
tre—M O'Farrall ; C Ruthven
nmy—lfon P Butler ; Finn
's County—Lord Oxmantowni
'itzsimon

im—Lord Clements; Colonel
Lite

rick—Colonel Fitzgibbon;
hady

BOROII,

gh—L Dobbin
ne—G Talbot
W S Bernard,' c
it—Lord A Chichester ; E
want

Londonderry--Sir R Bateson,
Captain Jones, c
Lon ford—Lord Forbes ; C Leff'
Lout —T Fitzgerald; R M Belli
Mayo—J Browne ; D Browne
Meath—H Grattan ; M O'Conne
Monaghan—Hon C Blaney,
Serjeant Perrin
Queen's County—Sir C Coote ;
Lalor
Roscommon—F French ; O'Con
Don
Sligo—E J Cooper, c; Colon
Ferceval, c
Tipperary -- O'Callaghan ; R
Shone—Hon H Corry, c; Sir
Stewart, c
Waterford—Sir R Keane ; J
Galway
IWestmeath—M Chapman ; Sir
I Nagle
WexMrd—R S Carew ; II Lambe
Wicklow— Acton, Esq. ;
Grattan

w—N A Vigors
:kfergus--C Dobbs, c
.l—T Rowe
aell—D Ronaync
J Beresford, c
—Dr Baldwin ; D Callaghan
ipatrick—J Maxwell, c
ieda—A C O'Dwyer
n University—T Lefroy, c ;
haw, c
n—B S Ruthven; D O'Connell
alk—W O'Reilly
annon—lion J Knox
arvan—Hen G Lamb

SCOT:

COLN
leen—Hon Captain Gordon, c
l—J H Callender
•A Oswald
—G Fergusson, c
-C Stuart, c
.ck—C Marjoribanks
❑ess—G Sinclair
carton—J C Colquhoun
ries—J Hope Johnstone
,urgh—Sir J Dalrymple
-Captain Wemyss
D G Halyburton
ngton—J Balfour, c
cress—Charles Grant
rdine—General Arbuthnot, c
dbright—R C Ferguson

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Ins, Ste.
Ennis—F Macnamara
Enniskillen—Hon H Cole, c
Galway.-- Lynch; M'Loughl
Kilkenny--D Sullivan
Kinsale—Colonel Stawell
Limerick—W Roche ; D Roche
Lisburne--H Ileynell, c •
Londonderry—Sir R Ferguson
Mallow-- Daunt
Newry—Lord M Hill
Portarlington—T Gladstone, c
Ross (New)—J Talbot
Sligo—J Martin
Tralee—M O'Connell
Waterford— Barron ; Sir
Hayes
Weiford—C A Walker
Youghall—J O'Connell

LAND.
;TIES.
Lanark—J Maxwell
Linlithgow—Sir A Hope, c
Orkney, &c. (Shetland')
Peebles—Sir J Hay
Perth—Lord Ormelie
Renfrew—Sir M S Stewart.
Roxburgh—Captain Elliot
Selkirk—R Pringle
Stirling—C Fleming
Sutherland—R Macleod
Wigtown—Sir A Agnew
Elgin and Naime--Col F W Grat
Ross & Cromstrty—J S Mackene
Clackmannan & Kinross—A
Adam

Boaou'ons, &c.
urgh—F. Jeffrey ; J Aber- iElgin, &c.—Leith Hay
nby Inverbervie, &c.-11 Ross
iw— Oswald ; Ewing Cupar, &c.—A Johnston
.een—A Bannerman Dysart, &c.—lit Ferguson
y—Sir J. Maxwell Inverkeithing, &c.—Ld Demo):
c.—.— Kinloch Renfrew, &c.Capt. Dunlop
ock—R Wallace Haddington, &c.—R Stewart
—L Oliphant Dumfries, &c.—General Sharpe
&c.—J A Murray Wigton, &c.-E Stewart
rail, &c,—J. Loch Ayr, &c.—T F Kennedy
less, &c.—Colonel Baillie, c Linlithgow, &e.—D W Gillon
te return from Orkney is not yet received, but it is expected a
,tuber will be a supporter of the Government—Mr. Trail.

LIVERPOOL EPIPHANY SESSIONS, 1833.
(CONTINUE-D
1410 M ‘,lUil LAST.)
'liant Edwards, 22, Grace Read, 19, and Jane Graham, tl,l
;iharged with having assaulted Wm. Morrison and robbed
if a hat. On Sunday, the 9th of December, betwee:
t and twelve, the prosecutor was going along Fontenot
when he was accosted by the female prisoners, avl
y afterwards Edwards came up; whilst they were abot:A
e received a blow on the face from Edwards, which caul
3 fall upon his knees. One of the women then held
whilst the other attempted to rifle his pockets. In coo;
ice of his cries for assistance, they were unable to suecee;
to watchman coming, the prisoners ran off. Edwards irr;
id and taken • and the women were afterwards secure':
tt being found in the possession of one of them. 'Oeoj
11 found guilty, and sentenced, Edwards to transportati
e, and the women to 14 years each. •

- - ,
we Robinson, 19, was tried for an assault and attempt
'y. On Saturday, the 24th November last, between ses
ght o'clock, the prosecutor, Wm. O'Brian, was returpl
residence in New Scotland-road, and when at the endo
Nelson-street North he saw three men, amongst
ie prisoner. They asked him where he was going. e)
Lem he was going home : upon which one of them stn.' e
blow on the mouth, and they then tried to get at his Oic
id his watch. They had not time, however, to effect Oleo
;e, before the approach of other persons compelled the
eat. Robinson was stopped in Great Nelson-street,
ng taken to Bridewell he denied that he had knocked vj,
utor down, but accused two other men, whom he naiDet
,s found guilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned and Wk,
1 labour, in Lancaster Castle, for twelve calendar inofif
following is a summary of the sentences on the prisolie
ted up to Wednesday evening :
e transported for life.—William Edwards, 22, for stealii)g

e transported for fourteen years.—James Stark Horn, jos
ohn Horn, 26, for stealing 500 yards of silk ;
et, 19, and James Hall, 17, for burglary; Mary Murrillof
stealing seven handkerchiefs; John Harris, 20, 'of
g money; Grace Itead,\.l9, and Jane Graham,
g a hat; Samuel Clark 6, 20, for stealing fowls; "'""
, 33, for stealing household•urnaments.
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tranyorted seven years.--4'atrick Donnel:y, of
Jsix s John Thomas, 28,•40r stealing 12 bushels
ane Coil 20, and Elizabeth ijey, 20, for stealiPe

5 imprisoned eighteen calen lar months\tt Lancaster.---
At
yell, 18, for receiving stolen good;-Ellen Lunt, 30, .'`d,
g wearing apparel; Jane Cubin, 21, for stealing car enr
ol
imprisoned twelve calendar months at Lancaster.--1
)n, 27, and John Jones, 23, for stealing a watch
ns, 39, for stealing one piece of canvas; John Bastve
stealing money • John Jones, 16, for stealing a cloPej
iue Croker, 23,' for stealing wearing apparel ; Jai).
21, for stealing money John Midghall- 15, for ste
)s. of soap; George Robinson, 19, for stealing moult;
Hanley, 43, for stealing a coat. At Preston.-SOO,
40, for stealing money. • At Kirkdale.-Ann Quayle,
ling carpeting. John Judge, 30, for stealing a bed. j$
imprisoned nine calendar months.-Ann Connelly, $1
ling handkerchiefs ; John Sherridan, for stealing
loth. for
imprisoned six calendar months.-Wm. Laverty, 22,
20 AD yards linen ; John Burns, 17, for stealing two 'el;
caster ; Edward Pugh, 15, for stealing wearing apP3l.O,
Hughes, 48, for stealing two boards ; Mary Atkins b;
stealing money; John Hill, 18, for stealing a watch,anley, 36, for stealing 7 yards of ribbon ; Thomas
;, for stealing five casks.
imprisoned Jour calendar months.-William RiminerVol
ling six plates; Margaret Addison, 26, for stealing of
boots ; Jonathan Grisdale, 19, and John Allen, ln, 30
three pair of shoes; Thomas Stocks, 40, for stealingo;
wood; Bernard Murphy, 16, for stealing 6 lbs °ow
wens, 18, for stealing 28 yards print; James CAI fof
'l, for stealing two shirts; James WAnnally,
4 lbs copper • John Jones, 16, for stealing two ha
N ; Edward Nixon, 26, for stealing 40 yards can0:11,
M‘Donald, 33, for stealing 201bs glue; yards
Caret'Thg
;tealing a chain; Edward'Tallent, 17, for stealing 6vsi,
r; Robert Wilkinson, 27, for stealing wearing app
imprisoned three calendar months.-Ann Harris, for rte
hats; Peter Koaroleff, 18, for stealing a watch.
imprisoned two calendar months..-John Murray, 14, '
. a handkerchief.
imprisoned one calendar month.-Thomas Croston,,'
wo
,ling 7lbs veal; Joel Brookshaw, 36, for stealing
boxes; John Hughes, 13, for stealing two pair of 004,
ord, 45, for stealing one coffee mill; John FarneY,
ling 901bs ropes.
rday a Cotiwr of PASSAGE was held for the trial of ciToi
thin the Borough; but none of the causes were
to the general reader.