The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1895-07-31 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

POLICE COURTS. BOROUGH.  Semi:DAL —Before—Alcienn---as;woliffe and Mr. J. Craven.  is. •  Arnotri--;"O—Suicnia. A woman named Sarah Charlton, was charged on remand with attempting to commit suicide at the Alfred Dock. P. .0 (103) Beard spoke to seeing prisoner going to the aide of the dock. He stopped her and she acknowledged that abs warn intending to throw herself into the water.— Relieving officer Stott said the woman was • bad character altepther ; she pained the greeter part of her time either in the Tranmere or the Brownlow Hill workhouse. Prisoner pleaded for another chance and said she desired to remove from Birkenhead and her present aaroeistiona. The Chairman remarked that • they would give her another chance, but there was a peculiar record against her, and if she appeared ba, court again, they would have to deal seriously with her. She was discharged. Belll/1 LW • RZLIIIVIWG OTTICEL A middle-aged woman named Elisabeth Bean, of Cheater-street, was charged with wilfully breaking of Om in a partition of the relieving office, Hampton the property of the Poor Law Guardians and doing to the amount of 7s. 6d. Relieving officer Stott said that at half -pass five on Friday evening the peones owns to his office under the the iofluise of drink and demanded to see• doctor. She to use most obscene language and he had. =‘146131t milt, in (edam her away. When she got outside the vestibule dawdle pat her fistthrough a staimmlglass praise walked away. Then abe mune beak and reoematemeed min bad language and he had to have her looked pp.—Pawner alleged that ate was only nrilering from spasms in her stomach, and that the relieving officer had ill-seed her awfully and knocked her about.—P.O. 24 (Taylor) seated that when be Arrested the primer she was very drink. She made so_ darn al berm beer The Bad a line of be. 6d . and costa and ordered the payment of the daMage,7a 6d. IYIUi4T NIGHT nir riumiohmm.--Two wmasea named Gatberine Carney and Mary JO7O, both of Field-street, were charged with bang drab and disorderly and also with wilfully breaking three panes of glass, the property of Barmaid Anderson, 53, Psi-etreet, clang damage to the amount of 7a. 6d. —Anderson stated that stout 11 o'clock the previous evening-be returned home from a femerel. Soma after be got in the home someone licked the door in. Shortly afterwards_ • pane of Pus was banks., and he law -somemieNt head some Womb the window. He went ler • poliestitan, sad when he came heck the two prisoners were standing by the window, and two move panes of glen were trokea.—P.O. 41 (Rogers) deposed that as be was going to Anderacia's blithe be saw each of the da. thrall aliand through panes of glass * the wWow. Both were try drunk. :oyes out bee Mod with the glass and had to take her to the Me**, West if any broken remained in the oohs—Neither pima* deeded ...a0 chary, sad both We* sent to Frill= ler 14 dap with hard laboar..---Joyee was hardier on a wonmons with haviag been drunk •and in Livingstoneetreab, aad the offense bang _droved the was sentenced to a further term at 7 days imprisonment.  I. ha had  Monist —.Before the 74elerer(41drolnart Shur) eitA Edmund Tay . Too DauNKTo &MM. else. gs Glover, court, was charged with being drank end thsoty in Chesterstresa—P.O. 2S (Miller) found thong-lamer ta Saturday night Issaisir against • wall. Ha tell down, and afterwards woad not attempt to go boots 40th. Alm took hint into custody. thr the way to the bridewell Glover triad to kiek the but  , • • • Roinatti es• ex_Osegann.—A youthtlatned, Peter desiesh, Beehank vuelalitlit TIP °l'a4o "j3Villinj 1144 _s, spentity pL p 1 win in the the en of 4.mi, rid trees in thelyeritt gardest—' er. ,89 (Sire *posed •to resibrir.g Wow thisooenty- ion tHe had a Linke* itapples I. his postesnoil winch be admitted having _sake . fleet Mr; Pereolisedrs.garrien.-I*anieuter said that In order to reach the- trees prisoner would have to climb over n gate .whialt was. always kept facessech The to the fruit ,trees was imenateriek— Primmer jilradml that .48. would , pow fle it , bet 0204st:ear re6atieed that there win a ; , 4..1A1f ' stealing going CIVI and he would have to peiy a of be and hostilind the value of the 'trait. , A Maul Tear r.,--4ilooige Burn, of Oliver.tr was charged With 'Melling- • AMA she properyt Panic& Mrk:4-IProrit the evidence it appeared that Lilo pecescutor was on his way home to Armagh sad fie ' Headley evening ieft his beadle at • Woodside sseercee Oe Monday morning be complained to the stance enster that some boots, a shirt, and other things had bees stolen from it, and Mr. Newton, having sena the Wainer neitr, and noticing that he seemed to . hare Increased in bulk, had him searched when the ' shirt was found upon, him. —ln reply to the Bench the prisoner said they had hem) drinking together and the man had told him he could have the whole bundle of things. This the prisoner denied.—A month% intpreeminent was the penalty inflieted.