The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MARLBOBOI7OII-STRKET.
Mr. George Sampson Afackeriaca, moneylender, of Pima-
dilly, .and Avenue-reed, St. John's-wood, charged with
oonspiAeg, with his bite clerk, Jams Kills, to defraud
several Orem', was again brought before Kr. Knox for '
further examination.
Mr. George Lew* jun., appeared for the defence.
Mr. George Seward, of No. 4, Eton-plant, stated that he
went to the prisoner's aim in Piccadilly far a loan of 801.
He offered him house furniture es security. He paid 31.3•
for the inquiry, and Ellis came over aad looked at the
goods, but he never received the 801., although the sam-
nty was ample, and ultimately loin his 3/. 3s.
Mr. Thomas Dome, Chiaelhurst, Kent, empenter, ap-
plied to Kackennal for a loan of 115ffi. offing sufficient
security to *over the loan. He paid 31.4 x. 6d. for in-
qunisa. He had not obtained the loan but had nothing
to complain of. He had not been spoken to by any one
sines be had received • summons to &Mend the court.
Mr. Henry Sorrell, No. 12, Chelsea-market, said, seeing
an advertisement in • morning paper, he applied to Mar-
keting for a loan of Ma on the .rarity of some un-
finished houses. The poisoner said if the property was of
sufficient value he wadi advance the money. The pri-
soner said he had a banking account, sad then asked for
21. 25., which was paid to him. Ella looked over the pro-
perty, and after some further interviews with Mackemal
the security was not approved of. Hs Galled repeatedly
on the prisoner, and at laid got back halt the money he
had paid for investigation. Since these proceedings kW
been takes he called at the oaks in Piesadilly, and pri-
mmer promisei to return him the balsam, but had not
done so.. Stoma not fterrestionded had he not been sum-
mewl .
Kr. Smith. hill. Norwood, builder, •applied in
April last to the prisoner for the loan of 100 L, on mart-
gage of two soilage., and paid 31.35. for inquiry. A per-
son came down and looked at the property, and then said;
be could have the money in • day or two. He called
shoat forty times in Piccadilly, sometimes being kept
front Mae is the morning until four in the afternoon.
The primmer at lost sent him • post-odes order for
11. 11a. 6d., but he sent • letter threatening
if the balance was not oleo returned. Be nevPM°74olit
loan or the balance.
Mr. Knox maid he should again remand the whoner, and
not part with him *Mil Ellis, who was ma
& a witness,
and who bad been taken into custody on a charge of
felony, was again before him.

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lordship —the Sheriffs, and thenabas et the corporatism.
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omens, and other offloiale, were Woo presoak Zt:.
lag the cathedral the prootheion was hawed lir
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Msada in the their fall chorea gavial weelPented,
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net's, resident canoe. The proethdlny attracted an,
imsestaie eongregetion.
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Neethige continue to be held throngbeet Beetland in
favor of the disendowraent and itthtalesth of the
Irish church.
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and groseedier of Friday nklet and
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bed to reeerd, proved that the fears of those to whoa
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