The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1900-07-18 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

TUBSDAT.—Before Mr. T. L. Dodds ond Dr. A. C. E. Rams.  Acting Like Lunatics.—Catherine Sherlock, 6, Williams-street, and Hose Armstrong. Bolton-road, Port Sunlight, were charged with having been drunk and diaorderly in the Market-square on Monday night. —P.C. 6 (Sparrow) said that he saw the two prisoners behaving in a very disorderly manner on Hondas night. They were acting like lunatics, pulling eaoh other about, and fighting. A quarter of an hour previously P.C. Connor had moved them from Chester-street. The magistrates fined Sherlock 10s. and costs and Armstrong Is. and oasts. Drunk, Disozjerly, and Fighting.—William Winchester, 248, 014 Chester - road, was charged with having been drank and disorderly in the Dell, New Ferry.—P.C. 17 (Whitby) said that os Monday afternoon his attention was drawn to prisoner, who was fighting. He was drunk, sod refused to stop fighting.—The magistrates imposed a fine of Is., or in default seven days' imprisonment. Theft of Bedclothing.—Louisa Bennett, of 25, Borough-road, was charged with having stolen a pair of aheete, a blanket, and other articles, -belonging to Henry Smith, of 25, Borough-road. Prisoner wee lodging at Henry Smith's house, and had been there about a week, when lire. Smith discovered that she had stripped the bed of the clothes and pawned them at John Ellis'. pawnshop, Cbester-street.—The magistrates committed prisoner to 14 days' imprisonment. Lunacy and Beer. Alice Savage was charged with being a lunatic not under proper control. It appeared that prisoner went lap to a constable on Saturday, and asked to be taken into the workhouse. She was frightened that she would commit suicide.— Prisoner now said it was through a glass of beer she had taken that she had used the words mentioned. Whenever she took drink it was with the same effect. She did not intend to take amy more drink.—The magietiates dismissed the ease on this underertandRiches on Shafte.—The following persons were summoned for having ridden on the shafts of oarts.—William Wright, of 220, Beckwith-street, in Hamilton-street, on the 10th inst., fined 5e.; James Banks, 14, Byford-street, Liverpool, on the 4th inst., in Chester-street, 2s. 6d.; Edward Iteilly, 107; St. Anne-street, mese sth inst., in Borough-1 road, Is. 6d. Cruelty to a Horse.--Jaanee Smith, WC Holt-hill, was *summoned for having, on the Bth inst., cruelly worked a horse whilst suffering pain.—P.C. 34 (Ingham) sa-d that he saw the horse in Borough-road. Its sonar was rubbing against the shoulder, and had canoed a wound.—The magietratee *teed prisoner ss. and costs. Obeoesie Langaage.—idielmel Driven, of 20, Payson-etreet, was summoned for having used obscene language, in Price-street, on the Bth July.—P.C. 37 (Gonna'', said that on the date mentioned • party of lady and gestkm cyclists were riding down Prieentrest.r fondant, with another man, came oat of Cathcart-street, and attempted to cross the road, despite the feet that the °vibes had rung their bells several times. He was remonstrated with by one of the cyclists, but answered in a filthy manner. He was asked to stop, bat repeated the language, and was about to do so again when witnees came up. —The magistrates fined defendant 34. end costs. _ _ _  Drunk and Disorderly.—The following ware summoned and fined (1,3 indicated for having been drunk and disorderly —Cecilia McConn, 1, Albion-otreet, in Ivy-street, on the 7th 'net., fined Ss.. Andrew Donn, 983, Brookotreet, in Price-etreet, on the 7th inst., 5.. and cons; Sarah Boylan, 19, Queensburystreet, in Orderly-home, on the 7th inst.. din missed.  limns Riding.—George Miller, of 45, Morniiagton-street, was summoned for haying, on the Bth inst.. furiously ridden a bicycle in Grange-road.—P.C. 24 ('llngey) ssid that he saw defendant riding along Grangeroad at the rate of about 18 milee an hour. Witness saw him knock a little girl bear.— Defendant said that he was only going at the rots of eight miles an hour, sad tbe child fell evar.—Tb• insigistawbes Heed Miller 5e sad oasts. . _  —Am Abasin—tee.--Charies Clarice was °barged with being ea absentee from the West AngleseyMilitia atstioned at Bccuunaria.—Clarks had surrendered himself that morning. and said that he had overstayed isseve.—He was detained to wait an escort.  Tom trov"rtitoesui aseuish of aa unbend:Jo corn is itokacrwo to the won who wears oar half-soy. Woofs. Every_eollosivable aryls, shape sad colour. owe priao—Too 800 —Laos !look* sod his Pal, tie, Dielvvelreot, Liverpeol. Om-a , Pulses ret F4l.olllll.—Py kV% }oloollof, !Mahood, bees vaisa. relephoa• 44:16. SW