The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1853-11-29 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

STREET ACCIDENTS.-OR Saturday evening, a young woman, named Mary Ann Green, was, while passing through Park-street, knocked down by a car. She was conveyed in a state of insensibility to the Southern Hospital, but it was found she had not sustained any strions injuries. On the same evening, Peter Guy, while passing through .Great Crosshall-street, met with an acciden from a sindlar cause, but of a:more unfortunate nature a his leg was so severely fractured as, upc the Northern Hospital, to render  removed ',to  necessgry  AFFECTION  TE Wur.—At the Polime-court, on  Saturday, Patrick Picket, a labourer, was -sent to prison for brutally ill-using his wife. The 'complainant, who -gave ter evidence with evident unwillingness, stated that she,was confined a short time since, and that ( day 'the child was born her Iraibund .Struc 'tithes, and flourished a knife ,over her head: teriifiedthat she screamed Murder," when entered and took the prisoner int.t.,,CUstodS  her several  was so officers  earnestly entreated the mn,TiStrates to pardon hint  laid, at her intercesg RAILWAY ACCIDrYTS took place on the Liverpeel and Railway at fn.., 'itenyon Junction. A train - conveying passengers -from Manchester to the Newton races. was run into by a train from Bolton, but no dives were -loSt, and the injuries sustained were limited to brxiises telt, small number of the passengers. —On Saturday:afternoon an accident occurred on the same line, near to the Patricroft-station. A train passed over a platelayet who waS:working on the line, .cut morning, a collis  s, a Custom  ting off one of his legs. STEALING COILx.—DanIF tidewaiter, and his son, about eight ye brought up at the Police-courtcon Saturday, on of stealing a bsg Of corn. A,pokee-officer stated that_ Thursday, he met the younger:prisoner with a bag-atm-LI in his possession,:andbe-saidalad been given hint-liy,:his ather. The officer then too 4 them to the Queen's Derek, where they found -the • elder .irisoner, who ack-nowledged that he had taken -t to give to some Towls  Jria,Afbich was slights,, daniag He -said he had never heLu a magistrate before, :and -that he was the father 4-seven children, while this wages ,wtc..e only 21s. a week. .Tie magistrates said such facks_ ought to have made him- score careful ; his son:must; be dis-chLrged, and himself remanded till Monday, sothattis-condrxt might be reporte.d :he Customs' authorities.  lifore  A RIINAV Moss-street,  r ,serious accident occurred in 311 Saturday ...evening. Three gentkmen were returniu.s from WesOjerby, in a vehicle drown icy a spirited home, lind abouCßrunswick-road the animal run away. On reaching Moss-street, two carts were -in the g orte,lhe vehicle was dashed,azainst  road the other. The gentlemen were thrown to a eon:skiel:able distance by the Ella& ; the,crnly one, however, that sus tained any severe injury,iras Mr. Daides, of Liscard. Mr. Huhue, surgeon, was promptly in attendance, wridthe unfortunate gen-taeman'was.found to be very seriously injured on the head. As soon as • practiCable he was removed to, the- George Hotel, wherelle now lies. After the.,c4ifsion the infuriated animal dashed off, dragging the driver. for some yards, proceeded along Daulby-street, and, inturning Pembrokeltaee, fell, but regaining itself again,,,ret oft down Lowlon-road, ShaW;s-trow, and Dale-street,rtUrned again at Manchester-street, and was captured theredbouts. Just before the .collisio' a young woman was run . over at the corner of Ergkine-street and Islington, near ber .own home.  GE-ArERAL '