The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1904-06-01 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

MONDAY.—&I.re Aldermen Jl/11/311 Gamlin and William Galley.  Drunk and Diaorderly.--eharged with having Leen drunk in the places and on the occasions named, the following defendants were dealt with as indicated:—Peter McGinn. in Hamilton-atreat, at 1.45 pm on Saturday, discharged with a caution; and Sarah Anne Cadwallader, in Ethylstreet. at 10.90 p.m. on Saturday. 56 and costa (or 5 days).  From Liverpool.—Martin Shannon, of Hill-street, Liverpool, ass charged with having acted as a pedlar in Orton-road without basing a certificate.—P.C. 20E (Madclacks) dated that shoat twenty nunoho to three on Saturday afternoon he sad prisouer going from door to door in Ortonroad offering articles for sale. Witness questioned prisoner and found he bad no pedlars certificate.—Prisoner said he was doing his best to save up for a license, and he had got le 6d towards it. —Supt. Bennett said that in 60 per cent, of these cases the men were from Liverpool, and he did not suppose the police caught half of those who came over.—Prisoner was fined 108 and costs (or 7 days). From Edinburgh.—Thomas Lindsay, of no settled abode, was chasged with having bogged in Orange-road West, at 7 o'c or lock ntarday eveningt—LtetectivaSergeant ktountfteld gave evidence, and prisoner, who said he had come from Edinburgh, also said he wanted • penny to get over to Liverpool.—The Bench discharged prisoner with a caution.  That's Nothing. Catherine Rogers, of no settled abode, was charged with having been drunk and disorderly and indecent in Egerton-street. —P.C. 2A (Honiara) proved the woe, and *Lid that be had twice previously during th!. week warred prisoner abort her conduct. He had received many complaints ! from residents in the neighimurhond about the nuisance she osueed. and some of them stated thee -would have to leave the premisee.—The Chairman said prisoner had been up previowfiy 111 times, and seemed to be incorrigible. It was most deplorable to sec such conduct. The Bench must have !scene consideration for the people she was !!continually annoying.—Prisoner: I'm not ! continually annoying them.—The Chairman: You will have to go to prison for a ! noonta--Priaoner: Oh, that's nothing. Hq/Went Away to Sea.—For having been drank in Watson-street at 10.50 p.m. on Saturday, Thomas Burns, of 37, Queensbury-street, was fined 108 and meta (or 14 !days). Prisoner was further charged with having been drunk and disorderly in 6t. Anne-street at 8.45 p.m. on the 24th November last —P.C. 8A said that prisoner went , away to sea on the day after the offence, and the sndimons had not been served until !that morning.—Another fine of 10s and I mete (or 14 days) was imposed. Neglecting to Quit.—A young man named Harry Stephen Benbow, of 2, Willow-street, I was dharged with having been drunk on ' the licensed premises of Thomas Murphy. of the Charing Cress Hotel, Grange-road West, and with having neglected to quit ! them when requested to do as; ale, with having been drunk and disorderly in Oxton-mad.—Thoznae Fisher, a barman in the !Charing-Cross Hotel, said that prisoner I came Into the hotel, and seeing by his staggering that he leas drunk ,_ whams immediately ordered him out. Prisoner said: "1 think you have made a mistake."--P.C. 36E (Batchelor) said that about twenty aimUse plied fire on Saturday evening he saw prisoner coming up Atherton-street very ' drunk, and go into the Charing-Cross Hotel. Witness followed, and be beard the barman tell bim to get out twice. Witness leaked primmer his =De and address, and 'he replied, "Oh, that's impossible." Witness took prisoner to the Slatey-rond police !Mice. On the way up Orton-road prisoner became vary violent, and witness got the ;assistance of Detective Dull. He struggled I with them very much, and in the police roftwe had to be 'held by two conetables while I lie MIA searched. He used a lot of very ! bad language—Detective Iball corroborated. and said that on the way up Oxton! road prisoner used very obscene langoage, and a large crowd of people followed.— Chairman told prisoner his conduct was disgraceful, and as he had been up once previously he would have to pay a fine of ' 10, and costs, or go to prison for seven days with hard tabour. "'Phey Memearised Hint" 4--Mbnriped by warrant with having bows drunk on the licensed peesosee of Jonathan Turnbull, of the Ship Inn, Pathetreet, on the 14th May. John Mol3nlhooh. of no settled abode. Wall fined Is and costs or 5 daye)--Preoner protested that the policemen rassineresed him. ; He was not drunk, having only had a pint of ale and two gleams of rum.—The Christman: Was it the ram that mennierisied you?—Prisoner was further charged with having neglected to appear when let out on hail. Sergeant Johnson gave evedonee, and said prisoner surrendered He had some property at the ponce station WM& he came to claim. Witness believed they never would have men him Again only for that. Prisoner was ordered ! to forfeit his recognieances of 40s or go to gaol for five days.  UtiErLY.—astcae Mama T. L- Dcride and ChradaPaer Newttome.  ----Alleged Attempted Suicide.—Alioe °weals. of Cbcoteretreet, was charged with having attempted to commit wields by throwing heasell throoph • wiadow on the ilith also with hew • loardie not under proper contred. On Om applioation of flupormtoodent Beno:t.oter thtootrer, who did not &poem% was A Charge of Embooalement.--Cherice F. Limbos", of Tower Rill, wow charged with hailag embooled the enos of fa. Md. as raticom dates between thee 110th April and the not Met. bollong.terilatah Pri of Ctrosoloooad.--Walemo Pribeheed.".l lerecen-road, stated that the boy was WI-. PloYed by prosxotrix, part of bin duties  Mae to Odes bread est seils wombs from the mks customs. Re rewired diabolist sum of mousy ea 'arise dater but band te PM it In. Wthisse Nobseast& essiatmed seism& about se of =iris. it _iikatierhtisard bees car Easabeth Be.. and Mastrig, tomes. all Med at bad ni.e2l prisoner money on valriaMe datt• on= amanta.--Dsteetire Lees, who Zaiand *linseed him. stated that the trle d bin that le had spent the ea Pose papers and crat±p7.s bother stated that to. son had bele a Btner2 good boy, but he thought that if the ordered lobe to be birched it would come him abotether.—The Chairmap said that prisoner being over totriSee yeses at age they said not order this pmeut, but he would be bound over to ome ie for judgmentto this soothe' tiser