The Sun.
London, England, 1860-05-03 00:00:00

ARREST OF BETTING MEN IN LIVERPOOL.—
About half-past 9on Tuesday evening a body of police visited
the Albion Hotel, which is situate in Ranelagh-street,

Liverpool, and has long been known as the resort of betting
men, and arrested about 40 of the chief sporting characters
of the town. Another detachment of police proceeded to
the Talbot Hotel, Great Charlotte-street, and took 15 or 20
more gentlemen of the turf and prize-ring into custody.
Both parties were lodged in bridewell, and yesterday morn-
ing were taken before Mr. Raffles, the stipendiary magis-
trate, Mrs. Smith, the landlady of the Albion, also among
the group. Evidence was given to show that the rooms
from which the defendants had been taken were used almost
exclusively by betting men. It was also shown that on
Tuesday evening many of the defendants made wagers upon
the Chester Cup in the presence of Mrs. Smith. All the
defendants were discharged but Mrs. Smith, upon whom
the full penalty of £lOO was inflicted. Mr. Dean, who ap-
peared on her behalf, gave notice of appeal.
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