The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1847-04-13 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

DANGEROUS LUNATIC.—On Wednesday night week an Irishman of the name of Barney Fitzpatrick, who had formerly been confined in Hanwell Lunatic Asylum, rushed into the streets of New Brunswick in a very excited state, and created a great disturbance. Sergeant Gibson, T 27, knowing his dangerous character, endeavoured to appease him and persuade him to go home quietly, but without avail. Mr. Millard, the landlord of the Catherine Wheel public-house, who knew him well, then went up to him for the same purpose the sergeant had tried in vain, when Fitzpl I. I him and assaulted him very  threatening his life ; and there is no doubt that he would have carried out his threats to the fullest extent had not Sergeant Gibson ably assisted Mr. Millard in defending  men had been abtained that FitzpatrickwasovWpoVered and conveyed to the station-house. On Thursday he was taken before the Brentford magistrates. The Beuch were at first disposed to commit bim for trial for the attempt at murder, but it was eventually considered that the best course would be to send him again to Hanwell  lodged with Bolland's parents, and Bollancl paying his addresses to her. She had been employed 'a a factory, but left these works before the occurrence, an, had not procured work elsewhere. Late on WednesdaY, night last, Bolland's jacket and the girl's slip were fount by the side of the river Alive, at Lower Fold, and De" morning their dead bodies were discovered in the river' They were locked in each others arms, and tied together with a handkerchief, which the young woman had we, round her head on the previous day, the knot being °e hind Bolland's back. At the inquest a sister of the de' , ceased female said that both of them called on the Pre' d upon vious morning at I 'her's house, and  ler fat 1 ham  washed the _b.', home print for an apron tbr herself, and said she would give it to witness to make beil baby a slip, as it would be the last time she (deceasel would see the baby. She told witness she would rift again see her alive, and that -nine- on tramp. b°  would not tell witness where she intended to go to. 13°D land said he thought about going to Harrogate. 13°'b seemed low spirited. Maria said she would do away vig, herself if neither she nor Bollar d could get any work. .1' then told her to hold her foolish talk. Witness also PO' suaded her against anything rash. Bolland said he e!,i  pected work in the morning. When Maria left she kisseu witness's baby,and repeated it would be the last time the child would see her alive. Both she and Bolland cried. Maria had been in low spirits since she was out of woric• ilv way. From thei  evidence iCap-pljelja;d trh tire'-ienale djece-a'sed had Sar that they were going to be married on 'Monday, and B°.l. land said he thought they would. She also said to another person that a man had offered to take her to France (t work) and that she thought of going. It was stated th,6., he too had said he was enn-agpd to to France Wednesday night ti  Drisifaie  both left two acquaintances, a 133,9i1f he bottom of Dyer-street, and aictet ' ye," went in the direction of _PA