The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-17 00:00:00

W ESTMINSTEIL

Marlin Ilf`Cormack, a young mania the garb of a rustic
labourer, was charged with begging.
John Trout, a policeman in the B division, said that he
found the defeedantbeggieg at Priooes-gate, Kuightsbridp.
He saw tiro accost several people. When witness spoke to
him the defendant said that if he did not take him in charge
for begging he would have to take him for something else.
He added that he had been waiting about some time for •

policeman.
Mr. Arnold—Do you know him?
Witaess—No, he is a stranger to ms.
Mr. Arnold—Whet have you to lay, defendant ?
Defendant—l had nowhere to go to, even to lie down,
end had not the price of a lodging, so that I was glad to
be taken to the atatioo-bones.

—Mr. Arnold—You ebould apply to the workhouse.
Detendent—lf you go there they won't do anything far
you.
Mr. Arnold—Have you tried!
Defendant—Yea; I tried this week at St. James's, West-
minster, but it was no nee.
Mr. Arnold—Whom did you see?
Defendant—A gentleman at the gate, who would not give
me,

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scything.
Mr. Arnold—You have gone to the wrong person. Yon
have applied to the porter, I suppose, at the workhouse,
who had no power to do anything for you. You should
have applied to the relieving officer, who is booed b law to
attend to your complaiot. I suppose you went to the work-
house and applied to be let in for a night's lodging!
Defendant—Yes, that is what I asked for, but I did sot
get it.
Mr. Arnold—Workhouses are not refugee where
pwaoea
may p for a night's lodging or be taken in at all times.
There are appointed hours for person to apply for relief,
nod those are the times at which you must go, when they
are bound to relieve you. Where do you come from !
Defendant—Near Birmingham.
Mr. Arnold— When did you come to London ?
Defendant—Only lest week.
Mr. Arnold—What was your object in coming here !
Defeudaut—To get work.
Mr. Arnold—You wOO% do that either by begging or
getting into the workhouse.
Defendant-1 don't know what else to do. What Am I
undo!
Mr. Arnold—There was no obligation upon you to some
to London, and it was very foolish for you to do so. Every-
body base right to do the best he can, and you certsinly had
as much right to go to London as I should have to go to
Birmingham ; hut leaving home for a strange place with the
mere chasm of getting work was very foolish. Where have
you tried to get employment?
Defendant—l went to the docks and to Enda. I don't
know what to do. I want somewheee to go to.
Mr. Arnold—l shall remand you until Tuesday to see if
you are keowo. If your story is true, coming up is this
chance way to Loudon was very unwise.

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