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Somucl Johnson, a boarding-home keeper in Bourke street, deposed thnt prisoner asked him to cash tho chcquoon tbo (lay named, and that not haring funds he took him to ifr. riock's. He was to recciro ten bob for ltistrouble.Isaac Phillips, storeman to Sfr. Piock, do-posed to presenting tho chequo at the bank, and being told there was no account.Charles Cooling Sharp, keeper of tho Victoria hotel, Sandridge, deposed that tho prisoner had been in his employ os comic singer, and that he left on tho 27th August. Ho never gavo prisoner tho cheque produced or any similar one. It was a forgery.jomca Horan, ledgcr-kccpcr at tho Colonial Bank, would never pay the cheque os that of tho last witness.The jury, after obout an hour’s deliberation, returned a verdict of Guilty on both counts, and tho prisoner vras sentenced to two years’ hard labour.
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Melbourne Herald

Melbourne, Victoria, AU

Mon, Sep 03, 1860

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