The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-06 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Xerandria Say. sad Edwin Sutherland, who were
charri si with conaptrog, with ethers, in attempting to
obtain mosey by false praise's from Mr. Soobell, of 116.
liter-street, City, were yesterday placed st the bar before
the Lord Mayor to undergo a further examination upon
that chars'.
Mr. Bailey, instructed by Mr. Baylis, of the Poultry,
prosecuted ; and Mr. WonUasr, jai., appeared for the
female prisoner.
The particulars of the ass have already appeared on
several occasions, and it will be remembered that the mode
by which the prisoners attempted to obtain the money was
an advertimemet for • loan of 1501., which was replied to by
Mr. Scobell, which led to an interview with the primers,
and the security they nropeeed to give was a deed of
assignment between the female prisoner and soother relative
to some property described a Frankland Villas, near
Franklands, in IFivehfield, Smears. Mr. &obeli, however,
before making the similes, went to see the property, bat
oould not Sod any such houses se those described in the
deed, upon which • warrant was obtained, and the two
prisoners were apprehended.
Upon the last occasions two other cases were gone into,
and it appeared that the female prisoner had, fa conjunc-
tion with others sot in custody, obtained 1004 from the
Cripplegate Lean Society, sod 1001. from • solicitor named
Allen, opal deeds purporting to be aroirotioentr of how*
of property situated near Fraoklaarls in Wivelsfield.
Yesterday Mr. Deasy called William Kennard, the oasis-
tent overseer and collector of raise is the parish of Wivels-
field, Saeger, who stated that he had been in the parish
23 rare, but he knew no such place as Frankland.villu in
the parish. There were two houses near Franklands
similar to those described in the deed which was produced
by Mr. Scobell, but they belonged to • Mr. Cole, who
resided in one of them and paid the rates, and he wee entered
in the parish books as the owner of the other. Franklands
was an estate of 94 acres l rood, 27 acres of which were
occupied by Mr. Tyler, and the reminder was held by
Mr. Poole. He knew no one of the name of George Camp.
field, • builder, residing it Franklands or in Wivelafield ;
no such name was down in the books, nor did be know
the name of Alexandria Kay, the parties between whom the
deed was made.
Mr. Bealeythea alluded to one of the deeds produced on
the last occasion, and asked witness if he knew any one of
the name of Scott in the parish
Witness said be did not.
Mr. Wontom objected to the question mhos the female
prisoner was identified as Miss Scott.
John D. Gordon, • pianoforte maker, at 6, Eldos-
place, notbury, proved having bees Introduced by
Alexander Kay to the female primer, and always Weil
her called Miss Scott, and always addressed her es each.
He had had destine with Mr. Kay, and west to the i
at Rosehank several times. Witness oleo stated that bta=
been introduced to • person named Kay by Alexander Kay,
who said be was his cousin. He afterwards beard him
called he sod bad since heard his name wee Harvey. He
had seen the prises Sutherland at the house at licestonk.
The prisoners were thee again reseeded, the Lord Mayer
comentinp to take bail in the ears amount as fixed on the
last occasion, via, two antis@ la 1001. each and themselves
in 1001.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Henry Baker, ea elderly man, was charged with ben*
in the publics thoroughfare.
Fall, 4'13 A, in plain clothe*, said—l apprehended pri-
soner io Wilson-street, near this court. He was touching
hie bat to persons who pissed. Several gentlemen pee
him alms. 1 believe he has seen bitter days. 24. sd. were
found on him in coppers.
Mr. Coolte--The law nays that you must not beg. I seal
you to prison for three days.
Prier bent his bead, and left the dock wittiest
stotaDavid Aker, with but one arm and one leg, was charged
with a like offence, and
Jones, 240 G, said that he had conehintly felled him near
St. Luke's madhouse. displaying his Sumps and begging.
4e. 50. all in coppers, excepting one six?enos, was in his
pockets. He mid that be mast beg.
Mr. Cooke directed a remand. that the Meodieity °Meets
might he «tabled to stole whether prissiest wise a " prates-
Oozed" or not.
Joseph Leonard, with one arm only, and his wife were
also charged with begging by the display of a large sheet ol
painted canvas descriptive of an accident by machinery.
Terenty.one penes were fogad is them.
Mr. Cooke (Recharged the woman, and committed the
man for three data

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