The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-27 00:00:00

WM MANUFACIUiI OF POBIE PllB.

At the Clerhenwe police-court, yesterday,
William Johnstone, wholesaleyrk pie mennfacturer and
shiemege-reil maker, of 1,4% leht wer-ecest, •
mrwas elterged ender the Amended Nekeroes Be-
Amet for Hapjacd, UK with having as his pesmises •
' large quaatity of meat which was woo= and =whole-
some, and met for the feed of mss, =dhoti= with =vim
his bakehouse in • dirty Ks* "cti", to the oaf[
the meetly pried sot for the repasts= of
Mr. Laylam, the vestry clerk of Islingeos, attended for
the PCCOSOSISiOn ; and Yr. Hutson Ice the &NOM
Kr. Denham, the inspector of =ken= for the parish of
lelingkra, said—Os Tuesday, the 11th of Ostober, about
one o'clock, Dr. Ballard called my otectioe to some meat cot
the premiss' of the defendant, wholesale porkpie seller, of
the Lower-road. I viltad the premises of the defendant.
and io • tab is the =Whales I =sad • quantity cot in
small pieces ready to be need for =skies pies. I examised
the meat, sad it appeared to be of a very dark colour, sod
it wee diseased sad =fit for the food of re= Is the yard
adjoining the bakehouse I saw • barrel oentakeing • quantity
of salt pork, the whole of which was putrid. 1 also maw
• lag of pork. and other pieces hung on hooks in the
poseps. The flesh was very dark sad full of blood,
sad it appeared to me that the pig had sot been killed.
I seised the whole of it, sad brought it to this court,
and it was ocadanned. Thu defendant cams iato the
bakehouse, and I told ham I bad seised the mat, it Wog
mat for hams food. He said, "I have some more in the
cart, perhaps you would like to inspect thee." I said "Tee,"
and • quantity of tat pork sad two pert= of veal were
brought in. I the veal to be putrid, asff I poised it.
The whole of the meat was now and quite unfit
for human food.
Oroweiareiset—There was so reluctance to show me the
meat in the out. The boy did not tell me that he had
bass ordered to remove the putrid meet. Bonn of it was in
000790 of Wing made into pork pies.
Dr. Ballard said—l am =dual officer far the vestry
end parish of Winos. On October 11, about
one p.m I visited the bakehouse of the defendant, 140,
Hear-road, in company with the leaps:tor of bakehouses.
Is the to the bakehouse, where eons of the
lard was kept, 1= hanging ups some hooks • leg of
cork. • poetic° of
$0
mother leg. end two pens of fat with
eke MA MOGCJIOLL logy SU 011100 j, in my °pawn, SO •
diseased animal. The skin skewed spots of hemorrhage, or
=Motive, sad the fleshy pieces large and extensive extra-
V 1111•11311 of blood, mostly on the inner aide. Theo are the
appearances which are met with in hop which bare died of
the disease variously known as hog typhus, hog cholera, Ise.
I =Fed the pork to prevent its removal, and until it could
be gives into the charge of the proper inspector. In a
yard between the =map and the bakehouse were
two tuba of similar appearneee. In one there was • quan-
tity of bread soaking, in the other • quantity of pork in
pickle. all of this was tainted, and several of the piens
presented distinct 'video= of dimes of the same character
all the pork I have before meetioned. In the bakehouse ms
were engaged in making pork pies. There were two heaps of
pork in different sieges of peepratioe. On • board woe ow
heap cut into dies, and in • barrel was another quantity
which had undergone areaosiog. ln both of these heap 1
records= pieces of park which were dimmed in • similar
manner to those on the book and is the pickle tub. The
Noon who said he we. the manager, or pence in charge,
admitted to me that the cut-up peon IMO about to be
put into pies. They were pie= which had uMirr
the pickling process. I also seined this adthepoir
the pickling tub, although told that it was intended to
throw the latter away. 1 cossidered that the fact of the
out-ep pork in the bakehouse having bees pickled, and this
tab =staining the only pickled pork that Gould be fond,
was sufkient warrant for my doing so. Having found our
inspector, lfz. Duaham, I headed over the Wore So him. I
consider the meet seized to be =rod, unwholesome, and
unfit for As food of ono. _

Jahn Crodcralyinspector of balminess', said—
' ismeend the eadant's bakehouse on the 29th
of July, sad found it in • very dirty state. I toned
the ilehorkat'a man making pork pies by the
side of a heap of rubbish and stale boom. The walk, the
ceiling, the flooring, and the boards were all very dirty. la
the back bakehouse a hone wee kept. I left word that
the pleas most be made clean and limewashed. On the
11th of August I again visited the place, and instead of find-
ing it any chimer the,. was mare rubbish than before. The
rubbish musieted of ding from the hones, bones, aed egg
sheik. I then told the defendant that I must twist oa
having the place cleansed, the hone removed, and the duag
cleared out. He told me it wee of no sea to clean it or do
mythic,g to it, aa it wee to be polled down next
Christmas. On the 11th of October I again visited the
piece aid found so impo ovetnest. The 11111“ was seised on
that occanos. On the 20th, in company with the mainly
committee, I agate west to the defendant's bakehotue and
found the place is the same filthy condition, nothing
having been dose to akar* it.
Yea. A stew, tar the defines, did not attempt to deay the
charge, bus asked the originate to take • merciful view of
theme on amount of the defendant's daughter having died
soddenly cm Saturday lest.
Mr. Barker said that he °moldered this a very bad cam
and fined the defiondaat 161. for the bed mast, sad 14 for
having • dirty bakehouse, and mid him if he man there
"pia on a similar charge he week" not get off so lightly.
The fries wen paid.

THE CASE OP SWINDLING BY A PRETENDED

8E18283.

Yesterday, the young woman giving the name of
Nary Harden, and reprumbing herself as the oleos of Mr.
Borden, M.P., was brought up Co remand, at the Grua.
wick polioscoark before Mr. Mande, charged with fraud
sod robbery.
The court wu most cloudy crowded duriag the hearing
of the as., bat although repnmented by a eolieitor on the
emit examinttion, than wee no lopi adviser is attendance
es her behalf yesterday. Mr. T. Warm, with Mr. B. F.
Dempster, attended to watch the cams on behalf of the
Universal Mercantile Ansoolition for the Protection of
I Traders from Fraud ; and Maim Dud and e,
mdicitors to the London Ameociation for Protection
were alsoprerent.
The prisoner on being placed in the dock was sorioranio.
dated with a seat, and remained with her face covered and
sobbing during the exereUstioe, and appeared to be very
relietent that mums should see bar when she was requested
by the magistrate to stud up and show beeself for pew.
puss of ideatillastion.
Evidence in support of the charges brought forward at
the last examination having bees gime,
Mr. Cutter, solicitor, said he was instauded by Mr.
Wilkie, who wee then premak to offer an explanation r'
to the way in which he sod Mrs. Wilkins had bees Woad
to accompany the primmer to Mies Harvey's.
Mr. Mande said that at present Mr. Wilkins could ham
no loose steadi in that court, but perhaps it would be well
that some such expluation ahead be gives.
Mr. Oartier said abs woo of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins had
appeared I. the public papers, and upon seeing which Yr.
Wilkins bad written to the movers' editors, who be (Mr.
Canter) thought, nodor the cireumetamme, had very pro.
purl
ylsolined to publish the letters so sent, but haviag Mr.
Wilkins to come to that nowt and to give say upheatioe
that might be Naked from him upon agh. Mr. Wilkie wee
a most respectable tradeusea, carrying ea batistes at 954 A,
Oxfordstrett, sad he had to eoesplaia of being a skeins d
the primer's, ahe having by false repreeselatioes obteined
from him an apeemast to let bar a Donee for twelve mouths,
sad which he hod upon lease from the Marquis d Wed,

Mn.Mr7d said it would not. perhaps, them be seareseary
for Mr. Wilkie' to explain particularly is what winner be
bad bee imposed upon by the prisoner; bat Mr. Cutter
could, if he ohms, pat any questioos to Miss Harvey with a
view of astablishieg his (Mr. Wilkins's) respectability.
Mn Harry, in mower to Mr. Cartier, said she bad
made Inquiries, and believed Mr. sad Mn. Wilkias to be
respectable people, and that they acted hood Ads, bat bad
boa equally deceived se herself by the primmer. (The mis-
take in supposing that oo persons of such name were to be
toned at the *Adm.' given arose from than being three
simSar numbers in the mate stave', and at °elf one at
which inquiry was made.)
Mr. C. W. Berber, grocer, of Oremaricb, mid—Oa the
16th September the prismer name and ordered a dozen at
ball diary and half port, to he seat to Min Harvey's.
The wine was seat with an invoice, and the neat day the
prisoner again called, said the wine wee very mach ap-
proved of, and ordered some grapes and biscuit', which she
took with her. On the Met September she called and
ordered 6ve dozen of Jain to be sent to Mb Harvey's, for
Miss Borstal. These goods were seat, but I have ;lace
had the greater part returned to me.
Three tradesmen at Blackheath bane stepped forward.
From one the prisoner had obtained • riding habit, pledged
at Bath ; from a second she bad been mamma for and
obtained a riding hat ; and with the third she had in-
curred a rather heavy debt for hone hiring, and had
instructed him to select and purchase a hone for bar.
The prisoner. in reuly to the magistrate, said she had so
questions to pat to the witnesses.
Mr. Maude said it was scarcely necessary to go into small
cams against the primmer, who had committed namaeooa
bream, because obil bad already two clear oases of fraud
sad one of felony against her. It wee not for him thee to
say saything as regarded the prisoner, because she would be
dealt with by mother court, to which be was shoed cow-
! editing her. He could not help remarking, however, that
she appeared to be • very clever person, first of ell in me-
mediae in deceiving a butinees man of the world, white Mr.
Wilkins might be presumed to be, and who, by her specious
manner, appeared to have been the inootent cause of her
introduCtioa to and acceptance by Mims H and who,
Boding the primmer based up by this roe lobes
tations, bad also fallen
victim to her.
ralraprimmer was then fully committed for trial on three
skews, at the November endoas of the Central Criminal
, Court.

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