The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1843-11-28 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

BURGLAR SHOT.—On Monday morning last, the mraocuterrs. _dhi pEa slimammaotisinoctshd.yeurotpi sympathies nas ,k., a .a , ~0 nif h e resew mixture of timidity and pride oil edis out Jo ~,, daY a ranagr‘ C°ll' house of Mr. John Vickerman, farmer, of Thwing, near -OnTues that t ...g‘Q Ai p' was broken into by thieves. The robbery was MELANCOLYAFAInIi, and the w" besieg 111 ofi' discovered in the following manner :—The female servant made ano:,nne°4oa tbe having risen at 2 o'clock to wash, thought she heard a Hume, M.P., had oplating biniscif fr w_. .esdal 00 noise in the house, and alarmed her fellow servants. - On mit suicide, by preci Maryleboue .tteraPf pr„ tbe proceeding to the top of the house they descried through the crevices two men in a long garret running the whole the latter part of that extensive circulation tuber was literallY,_ionds•lol4o.4o length of the house, who were rummaging about with a house of the hon. ell as personal friend If oeos, light. The foreman then called for his gun to be fetched, calls of his political as we himsel, Pru egos% boo ii)of and finding it unloaded he deliberately charged it. The mour, as regards Mr. Hume lace of aljtiero"er of ail foreman, with their own servants, having taken their stand but an occurrence had takei? P ,no. ger! broth goli rip at a window, so soon as the burglars emerged from the doors of his residence. Br and afflicting character to the whon is tin_. On _, 0 A stable door by which they had entered, they were called law, Mr. Charles Gubbins, __. , von bacesniS ?`.t f; upon stop, but refusing to do so the foreman levelled his Grace the present Duchess ot,nb_toot.,-, the Gan' T ..„d iii Ar gun and fired at them. The charge entered the legs of morning, shortly before five o nld iirlis fall;a. ta 750; one of the burglars, who, finding himself, disabled, -s Gubbins awoke Mr- 11..,urne a t gentle the tbirto of' rendered, and turned out to be a, notorious thief, knownurdiscovered that the unrortuna,.en ,_,,,, on eyed woo 4 by the name of William Fisher, alias Bendigo, and who himself from his bed-room INI u° ; (.• been c°nriltt, Of /3,e0P,,°14 stanarcdo, opfolhicise was only discharged in April last from the House of Cor on to the pavement. Hav'n. pr. :mineArr'"nt .%,,01tia rection at Beverley, where he had been confined for ass-house in an insensible state, . 0,.,er an . .40 p;0 stealing, and along with another man for stealing square, Mr. Liston, and several rot for, eau br)i io 10 tity of sheen-netting. The captive - i,ay that Mr' higl36 Of was so much injured ° • d itP was discovered t one °f his t ••a' i ', from the effects of the char arrive , when ge that he was at first consid- d fracture of o Alt: ;Os to_ ered in a dangerous snstained a compound leg was broke t Ttiv.4o ot Mr. W state,; he is now in the custody of places, and that his other times throughou ~es Pot 1.0 at Kilham liewould doubt-faint 119' eve pli less ro the. was visited two or three .t but very have been more severely wouncled.bu -loiaffiveheigr on a thick great-coat, which it cwuams. discovered he had on the same niillit tstoflenm froetilr:le- his medical attendants, and ) , The sad the f the medical rofession,Ywariesrte°n-rsqulreu°f fruea be rt' tertained of his u flume and his • ltimate recor!, ... Grace ......_- .1.- ~a, a :tit.. Jflietien.  premises of Mr. Thomas Vick the same village.—Hull Packet  Nov. 28 1843 ,  LAIV INTEL LIGI  COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Nov. 21