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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—This Day.

MANSION-110USE.

AN INDUSTRIOUS PICKPOCKET. —T homas Bryan was
charged before Mr. Alderman Abbiss with .picking pockets.
Police-constable Obee, of the City force, said that yes-
terday, about half-past 12 o'clock, he saw the prisoner
loitering about the Mansion-house, and knowing that he
was a bad character he followed him through Leonard-
street into Gracechurch-street. He saw him put his hand
into a gentleman's pocket, but he did not take anything
out. lie had an outside coat, which was dexterously ar-
ranged so as to conceal his right hand. lie saw him make
several similar attempts during the day, and in Grace-
ehurch-street he saw him take a cigar case out of a
gentleman's coat pocket. He hailed the gentleman, but ho
could not make him hear. He then seized the prisoner,
who dragged him into an ale shop, but with the assistance
of a gentleman he detained him until one of his brother
officers arrived, and he was then taken to the station. He
said that the cigar case had been in his possession for 21
months, and that it had been given to him by the captain
of a vessel in which he returned from New Zealand to this
country, and on board of which he was employed as a
baker. He asked the prisoner how many cigars there were
in the case, and he said four, but there were only two.
The prisoner gave an address at Brentford, but he had had
no time to make inquiries there. The prisoner was well
known to him and his brother officers as a pickpocket, but
he was not aware d any previous charge against him.
The prisoner, who denied the charge, was remanded till
Thursday.
WHOLESALE THEFT.—John Young was charged with
stealing different articles, the property of Mr. Brock, hard-
ware dealer, at 10, Houndsditch.
Jonas Smith said he was assistant at Mr. Brock's, and
that the prisoner, who dealt in china and other articles,
was a customer, and was in the habit of calling at the shop
once a week. He came yesterday about half-past 3
o'clock, and asked for half dozen waiters. He suspected
him of having stolen some articles previously, and he
watched him closely. He saw him put a rug over
some goods on the counter, and he immediately
took some knives and decanter corks with
plated tops. He gave the prisoner the change for
the waiters, and as he was about to leave he stopped him
and took the articles in question from under the rug. The
prisoner begged to bo let off as it was his first offence, but
witness gave him into custody. The value of the knives
was £3 55., and the corks Bs. The prisoner refused to
give his address, but on being searched it was-found on a
card ; it was at a place at Penge. He went there with the
officer and the prisoner, and they discovered some tea-pots
and other articles which he identified as the property of
his master, and which he knew had not been sold. There
were other articles, but he could not swear to them. The
prisoner made no remark at the time respecting the
articles.

The evidence was partly corroborated by the police-
constable who took the prisoner into custody.
The prisoner pleaded guilty and was committed for trial.