The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-26 00:00:00

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sentenced to six months
acquitted.—John Mulli
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tted for inflicting

nor offence, and the judg,
prison for that purpose.—

ton were charged With an

was charged with a.;satilti

in fiend

with a short stick, heavily loaded at
The prisoner was foun

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son-street, on

end with le

ith hard labour.
MANSLAXIGIETER.—Janzes Mc Manus, James Cuff
Patrick Vizer, were indicted for the manslau, -
Edward Good, in M`Gee's-buildings, Vauxhall-road,

imprisonment,

the 28th of November. The jury returned a verdict of
guilty against all the prisoners. His lordship ordered
M`Manus and Cuff to four years' penal servitude
Vizer to fifteen months' hard labour.
FORGERY ON AN INSURANCE COMPANY
Tarbuch, agent to
was charged with fc
to defraud t'

The prisoner w

He is stilt

ad sentenced to two years'

ad
, hter of

one wont

,urance compan,

„ing a certificate of approval, in ordei
n Fire and Life Insurance Company
found guilty, and sentenced to lx

This concluded the

at St. Helens

o'clock

(Before 3

ad the court rose at six

Justice Crompton.)

SENTENCES.—T_Tpon his lordship taking his seat, the
prisoners, Thomas Gibbin, 8, John Collins, 13, James
Smith, 16, Robert Cranford, 16, John Lyons, 16, John
Illarsh, 9, and Daniel M`Ginness, 16, who had previously
been heavily sentenced for burglary, with the exception
of Marsh, whose offence was setting fire to a rick, were

brought up to receive a revised sentence, preparatory to
their admission into a reformatory asylum. Gibbin and
Collins were sentenced to four years' penal servitude,
Smith to eight months' imprisonment, with hard labour,
. .

Crawford and Lyons to four months, Marsh to four years'
penal servitude, and M'Ginness to four months' imprison.

Prx.rußY.—John Boardman pleaded guilty to perjury
at Atherton, on the 18th of September last, and was sen-

tenced to six months' imprisonment, with hard labour.
POACHING.—Two colliers, John Lloyd and Edward
Frodsham, were found guilty of poaching at Knowsley,
on the 4th instant, and sentenced to sa months' im-

with hard labour

;cher, at Manchester, to a
receipt for gas, amounting to £3 Bs., on the 14th of
August, was found guilty of uttering the forged accept-
ance, and sentenced to four years' penal servitude.
STEALING COAL.— William Brinzelow, Rachel Brirne-
low, and Giles Sanderson were charged with stealing
about 10 cwt. of coal, on the 30th of November, the pro-
perty of Thomas Wood. William Brimelow was acquitted;
the other two prisoners were found guilty, and each sen-
tenced to be imprisoned, with hard labour, for two months.
ROnnEnr.—Peter Rawson, indicted for robbing Peter
Scharnberger, at • IN

2nd instant

acquitted, an alibi being proved.
ASSA.IILT.—Ann Higson, Thomas Hall, and Mary
Ryan were charged with assaulting William Barker, an
engineer, lately residing at Wigan, but now removed to
Manchester, and robbing him of his watch and 17s. 6d. in
money, late on the night of the 9th instant. Another
man, not in custody, was concerned in the affray. The

jury returned a verdict of guilty agit,—
They were each sentenced to twelve months
ROBBERIES AT MANCHESTER. - Thomas Que
;Vary Walker, and Edward Roberts were IPA'
lig a watch from Henry Neville 1:1
r, in Mulberry-street, ➢lanchester, on Sunda
the 4th instant, at half-past twelve o'clock.
returned a verdict of guilty against Quayle
but acquitted Roberts. The woman bad been
previously convicted of felony. His lordship sentenced
each of the convicted prisoners to penal servitude for four

This concluded

business of the

court rose

seven o'clock

ENLISTMENT OF FOREIGNERS,

following is a copy of the bill, which is en

An Act to permit Fore

serve as Officers and Soldiers in Her Majesty's Forces" :
" Whereas, it is expedient that Her Majesty, during the
continuance of the war, should be enabled to enlist and

employ foreigners in her army; be it therefore enacted by
the Queen's most excellent Majesty, by and with the advic
and consent. of the lords spiritual and temporal and coax
mons in this present parliament assembled, and by th
authority of the same

follows

"1. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty to cause to be en-
listed as soldiers into her service persons not being natural-
born subjects, or entitled to the privileges of natural-born
subjects of Her Majesty, who may voluntarily enter them-
selves for such service, and to grant commissions or letters
of service to any such persons to serve as officers, the per,
sons so enlisted and commissioned to be formed into sepa-
rate regiments, battalions, and corps ; and such enlist-
ment, commission, and the service thereunder, shall be as
lawful as if such persons were natural-born subjects of
Her Majesty.
"2. Provided always, that the men serving under this
act shall not be employed in the United Kingdom except
for the purpose of being trained, arrayed, and formed into
regiments, battalions, or corps for foreign service, and ex-
cept such bodies of reserve as may be kept in the United
Kingdom for training and arraying recruits, and for sup-
plying vacancies in such regiments, battalions, or corps ;
and that there shall not be within the United Kingdom
more, in the whole, than 10,000 men serving under this
act at any one time.

"3. Every person enlisted as a soldier under the autho-
rity of this act shall be attested in such manner as Her
Majesty shall direct. and not otherwise ; and all officers;
non-commissioned officers, drummers, and private soldiers
enlisting or commissioned under this act,•shall take such
oath for their fidelity during their continuance in Her.
Majesty's service as Her Majesty shall direct, and no other.
"4. Subject to the provisions herein contained, all
officers, non-commissioned officers, drummers, or private
soldiers serving under the provisions of 'this act shall I
subject to all the pr -4, for th
time being in force 'rtior
and for the better pl •ar-

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