The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-22 00:00:00

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Clark—We always called him him my joker.
Barney—That's the name I know'd him by, and no other.
Thomas Epworth said the prisoner :came to him on New
Year's-day and said he was hard-up, and asked him 15s.
for a barrow. He gave him the price asked. A few weeks
afterwards Clark saw the wheelbarrow, and claimed it.
11 Clark—The barrow is worth 30s.

Thomas 'Wilson, a costermonger, of No. 10f, Friar-
street, Suffolk-street, Stone's-end, Southwark, said—Please
you, my lord, I had a barrow last April. It was made fast
with a lock and a chain close to my house. Well, your
lordship, I came home one morning from an evening party,
and it was gone, my lord. I saw that same b3rrow, my
lord, 14 days after, in Smithfield.
Mr. Woolrych—By what marks do you recognise it ?
Wilson—Please you, my lord, it was a remarkable bar-
row ; the side of it was split, and it had a broken leg.
(Loud laughter.)
James Cousins, a licensed hawker, of No. 5, Vin e-court,
Whitechapel-road, said he bought a barrow of the prisoner
for 155., and it was claimed by Wilson as his property.
The prisoner gave the name of Ben Saunders. He knew
him formerly as an honest man.
A man at the back of the court here called out, "the pri-
soner hired my barrow, which cost me £2, and the man
who bought it of him won't give it up."
Mr. Woolrych—He will be made to do so.
Police-constable, No. 309 K, said there were a. host of
persons in attendance who had been defrauded of their bar-
rows by the prisoner.
Mr. Woolrych remanded the prisoner fora week.