The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-06 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—March 5.

MANSION-HOUSE.—Henry Banks, a man o
about 35, was charged with being in unlawful pos-
session of 22 carbines.

C. Baker, constable, No. 613, said,--From in.
fencation I received I last night accompanied
Watkins, another officer, to the shop of Mr. Solo-
mons, at No. 7. Roper's-buildings, Cutler-street.
After I had been there about 20 minutes a cab
drove up to the door of Solomons, and the prisoner
got out of it and entered the shop, taking with him
two bundles, containing 22 carbines, wrapped up
separately in paper. In answer to my inquiries
the prisoner stated that the carbines were a job
lot which he had purchased, that he had given 53.
a-piece for them, and bad sold them to Mr. Sol'd-
mons for 6'. a-piece. I took him to the station-
house, and asked him for the invoice, and he said
he had not got it. He said he lived at 6, Welles-
ley-street, Euston-square. He was told by the in-
spector on duty that his lodgings would be searche 1.
when he produced the invoice. (This document
was put in evidence, and from it it appeared that 22
carbines, amongst other articles, were invoiced to
Messrs. Banks and Co., of London, by Messrs.
Keat, Brothers, of Birmingham, at the rate of 10s.
each.) I went to the address he gave, and found
that he did not lodge there, but rented a front
room which he used as an office. He refused his
real address.
Watkins, a constable, corroborated the evidence
of the last witness as to what occurred in Mr. Solo-
mono's shop, and produced a heap of letters, enve-
lopes, newspapers, postage-stamps, (h., which had
been found at the prisoner's " office," and which
proved that a rather profitable trade had been car-
DEATI, OF SIR ROBERT CA3IPBELL —Vire have to
ried on there. Among the papers were discovered
record the death of Sir Robert exr-b-11, 'tart., ono of
the railway bill relating to the carriage of the car- the directors of the East India (Li"; i ::ry, ar:d a commie
bines and the invoice above referred to. Pier. e r for the lieutanancy of Lol-.;:c.--z. The decFastd
Mr. Philip Solomons—l live at 7, Roper's build- baronet was born in 1771. and marrie:d is 1798 a
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