London, 26th February, Dr. Jameson and his officers were landed secretly at Purfleet and conveyed by a circuitous route to Bow Street Police Station, where they were charged with having organised a military expedition against a friendly State.
Dr. Jameson and his officers were released on bail for two thousand pounds each, and their case was adjourned for a fortnight.
Sir John Bridge sternly rebuked the cheering in Court, which he stated would bring England into contempt, He emphasised the extreme gravity of the case, and warned the prisoners to maintain a.discreet behaviour during the adjournment, The Law Officers of the Crown are to undertake the prosecution.
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