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Updated: July 6, 2025
They watched the police-court proceedings against Harborough and saw, with infinite relief, that nothing transpired which seemed inimical to themselves. They watched the proceedings at the inquest held on Kitely; they, too, yielded nothing that could attract attention in the way they dreaded.
All he craved was leave to lose himself and forget his own name. Is it any use bidding him, as we bade him once before, turn round and face the evil genius that is pursuing him? or is there nothing for him now but to run? He has run all night, but he is no farther ahead than when he stood at the police-court door.
As for this client of yours, it is lucky for her Monsieur Picot's relatives are not members of the French academy; it is in the correctional police-court, sixth chamber, where they mean to give her the reward of virtue. However, to come back to what we were talking about.
He had made himself conspicuous at both police-court and coroner's court, putting himself forward wherever he could, asking questions wherever opportunity offered. Brereton's dislike of him increased the more he saw of him; he specially resented Pett's familiarity.
He had been before police-court magistrates before on one charge and another drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and the like but his whole attitude was one of shambling, lackadaisical, amusing innocence. "Well, Ackerman," inquired his honor, severely, "did you or did you not steal this piece of lead pipe as charged here four dollars and eighty cents' worth?" "Yassah, I did," he began.
Lafone was carrying the police-court scene, and the house was ripped up crossways with laughter. 'Ah! Tell a fellow now, she asked me for the twentieth time, 'did you love Nellie Farren when you were young? 'Did we love her? I answered. "If the earth and the sky and the sea" There were three million of us, 'Dal, and we worshipped her. 'How did she get it across? Dal went on.
"Give it me, Lisbeth, and may God reward you! Give it me; I know where to go." "But you will tell me, old wretch?" "Yes, yes. Then I can wait eight months, for I have discovered a little angel, a good child, an innocent thing not old enough to be depraved." "Do not forget the police-court," said Lisbeth, who flattered herself that she would some day see Hulot there. "No.
Read the following story, and after condemnation upon condemnation has been passed upon the thoughtless or wicked marriages of the poor, tell me, if you will, what condemnation shall be passed upon the educated when they, through marriage, drag down into this inferno innocent, loving and pure women? It was Boxing Day in a London police-court.
At the back of the Town Hall there began to collect the usual crowd of idlers who interest themselves in the sittings of the police-court. Then Georgie, bored with weeping, dropped off into slumber. Samuel Peel saw that he could not, with dignity, lift the perambulator up the steps into the porch of the Tiger, and so he began to wheel it cautiously down the side-entrance into the Tiger yard.
I were at the police-court all day, and I heard every word, and it seemed to me them men could twist anything, and turn black into white, and t'other way, just as it pleased them. And they did say things agin' Will as most took my own breath from me; and all the time the lad stood there, with his face as honest as the sky, only a bit puzzled like.
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