The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-110M%.
A respectably dressed young man, named Charier Belles,
who was brought up last week charged with stealing a
quantity of fay soap belcoging to hie employer, Alfred
Barnard, of 25, Donate-hill, commission agent, was brought
up on remised before the Lord Mayor.
The primer, it will be remembered. was remanded, in
order to secertain the mist to which be bad robbed his
employer, sad yesterday several cams were proved in which
the prisoner had taken orders from his master's customers,
supplied the goods, and taken the mousy, without entering
the orders is any of the books, as he was in duty bound,
or accounting to hi employer for the money be bad re.
asked in payment. The total amount was about 251.
Mr. L Lewis, who appeared for the prisoner, urged his
lordship to deal summarily with the case, seeing that the
prosecutor did not wish to mem the case severely.
Ha lordship, however, was of opinion that it was much
too serious a ease for him to dispose of, and committed the
prisoner for trial.
MARY LEBONE.

A well-drcesed clind, aged nine, named William Tapin,
was charged with begging.
Horatio William &eked, a brewer's collector, said—This
morning I was coming along the Bishop's. road, Paddingtoe,
when the primmer came and asked me for a penny. say.eg
be bad no father, mother, sisters, or brother. He followed
me the whole length of the road, and I took him to the
polies.station. He is a great animates to the neighbour-
hood, pesteriog every one for relief. Several times have
I rakes him to the station.bouse to try and frighten him,
and three times has be been before Mr. Isgbant, at Ham•
menmith. He mys be makes over fa. a day, and bas parents
send him out. They are well to do, and have a well for
home.
Mr. Mansfield—lf I had them here, sad your amnion
could be proved, I would send them to gaol for three months,
which the law gives me power to do. Mr. Mansfield then
sentenced the boy to eaves days' imprisonment.

SOUTHWARK.
A well-dressed moo, sessager of the Sun Loon Office, 76,
Union-street, Borough, said he had to complain of some
persona now in court for assembling in and about their office,
creating a disturbance that morning. They caused a mob
of pommy to assemble, and he thought that the police ought
to have taken those persons into custody.
Yr. Combs asked what was the cause of the anomeace ?
A reel respectable looking man here stepped forward and
aid that a short time ago he wee in difficulties and required
a small sum of money to pay off some net. He saw
en advertisement in one of the messages, setting
forth " that a gentleman bad mosey to lend imme-
diately on the security of furniture, without removal or
expenses." According to that adrertiorment he applied to •
Mr. Jones, in the Clapham-road, who referred him to the
Son Loan Mee, 76, Union-stget, Borough. He was then
required to pay half-a-guinea, and told that he would receive
a reply is two days. He paid the LW-guinea on the 18th
ult.. expecting • loan of ID. on his furniture. On the Wed-
nesday afterwards the loan society sent word to him that
the question respecting the lam could not be atteeded to.
He accordingly went down to the loan office to know what
they meant by it, sod not being able to get satiefaelim, be
demanded the half-guinea tack, when he was laughed at
and told to go to •the county court.
Mr. Combs thought that would have been the better way
to act, and not make &disturbing in the street. However,
if by story me true respecting the cooduct of this lose
society, the sooner it gave up such disreputable practices the
better.
The complainant said he told the persons not to make a
disturbance at their doors, bat to go to the county court.
Mr. Combs told him that he was of opinion the conduct
of the managers of this loin society required some expla-
nation, and he had so doubt the preen would take notice of
the circumstances before him.
The complainant told his worship that whatever expiate"-
rice they (the loan society) bad to make would be made
in the county court.
Mr. Combs—Thee you'll give no explanation of your
mod net here!

Mr. Combo—Them I here publicly tell von, that it is a
disreputable trattesetiou, acid so rascally dishooect that I
hops the publie will bs wade acquainted with it.
• The loen•ollee ussosger thee humedly left the court.
sod the poor borrower thanked him worship for his kind
atteotioo.

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