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  alias Patrick Feeney, was given in

Police Department
Moreton District
Police Depot
January 1st 1892
Constable William Huston, 146A, states
- re attached communications - that
about 2 O.C. A. M. on Decr. 1st. 1891, William
alias Patrick Feeney, was given in
charge by a Mr Amos of Upper
Roma Street, for Burglary.
In the Police Court on the same date Mr.
Amos deposed that "I heard a noise
in the house. when I got up I saw a
man running down the stairs and in into
the back yard; he turned the corner
sharply and went into a vacant
allotment"
Mr Baker of Netley House, deposed
that from what he heard he got up
out of his bed and searched the house
(Netley House) to see if there was any
person in it. There was noise as if
a man was going through the house.
In about a 1/4 of an hour after
he heard Mr Amos sing out that
there was a man in his house, he
got up again; made a thorough
search and found this man, Feeney,
lying under the seat of a closet in
the vacant allotment. Feeney had
no book on him; he was sober but
feigned drunkenness.
Feeney had been in the employ of