The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1902-09-10 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

MONDAY.—Sefors Mr. Cieo-rs Alderman Cook. Drunk in Ivy-street. —A wl Elizabeth Reber* of 4. iv charged with having been d; orderly in Ivy-amt.—P.C. le nbsted that at 11-30 on &turd prisoner in Ivy-court. She wi making use Of Very obscene rib her on the house three tim would not remain in he brous bridswell. Prisoner said she one glue of porter, and denied language.—The bench sent ha le days. The Effect of Trouble.—Jehe Thomas-street, Was charged been drunk at Monk'. Ferry (Law) stated that at 1140 on ti saw prisoner drunk at Monk', His face was bleeding, and b give • satisfactory account took him to the hridswell.—P: had had Lome trouble on Seal had made him drink.—He WB2  A Violent Drunkard.—Jorter Carnforth4errace, was charge been drunk and disorderly in race; with having also assail (Maddocks) and P.C. 32A. (Go the due execution of their d with having damaged a pair property of P.O that at 11111 heard shouts of "murder" Carnforth-terrece. Proceedir a woman etanding at the door that a man was inside mu] Prisoner afterwards came out fight. He would not go in, bold of him. A struggle ensu was obliged to get **est& (Gordon) said he went to th the last witness. Prisoner Oxton-road very quietly, an very violent. He commence nese, end also tore his troi in answer to the charge cai 'drunk at the time, and dii na was doing. The bench sent seven days for being drunk and 14 days for aasaulting t _ _  Boys. Birds, and Bireh.-1 William Baswarva taged 15 street. Liverpool, and W Sampson (aged 12), of 1. 1 street, Liverpool, were chary stolen two pigeons, the oro; Henry Wood, the Market Bth inst., value ls. Sd.; and t stolen • canary bird, the pro] Williams, 132, Orange-road, c William Williams stated t _ . . .  Stoke's bird shop in o:ive 6th inst. when prisoners Ca they wanted to Dell two I minutes afterwards he miese a cage on the counter. Ile if they had seen it, and on found the bird in one of Henry Wood identified the t they were left in a cage behind the stall.—They wc p.m. on the 6th &erg. &emery& said thi piteous from a cage in the i one to Sampson. He eta money.—Sampson admitted ary bird.—The Bench sei prison for seven days, and to receive 12 strokes of the  TUBSDAY::—Before Me &ei_  C. Newhouse.  Alleged Thefts of 800 t..— Catherine Adams were chat stolen two pairs of shoes, some person or persons un with not havirg satisfector their possession thereof. .A further charged with ham beets sod shoes, well knowi been etolen.—A boy stated inst. the prisoner Hughes s some money on-a parcel wh to PKWII at Burnson'e.—An that the last witness brou the ehtfp containing boots him that he had got them Hughes. Witness sent for told him that she had hen the Trieomer Adams. Not be her statement, he informed Motive Iball stated that Mrs. Adams' house, mad foe of boots and a pair of shoe were remanded until Than guiries.  _ Disorderly in Chapel - p Knowles was charged with grrdely in Chapel-place burn) stated that at 11 p.ui tember he saw prisoner In was quarrelling with a worn, lug use of very obscene lani wards commenced quarrell Witness put her in ter hou not remain in, and he was her to the bridewell.—Pris lug created a disturbance. posed a fine of ss. and cost