:12:01
Tom's Hat is a common shelter on
the main Crompton Road
:12:05
If only I could get my coat with
the belt, the police would...
:12:07
...realize what a colossal blunder
they're making!
:12:09
Well, of course I'll do
everything I can for you
:12:12
Though I wish you had been more
frank with the police about it
:12:16
It always pays to be frank with
the police. However...
:12:18
Are you representing the police,
by any chance?
:12:21
Oh, dear me, no, my dear fellow,
I'm on your side
:12:26
Tell me, when they searched you,
did they leave you your money?
:12:29
Oh, yes, Sir...
Two pounds and three schillings
:12:33
I wonder if it would be asking
too much if I could have...
:12:36
...a trifle on account
:12:38
Certainly, how much?
:12:39
Well, I thought perhaps a couple
of pounds?
:12:41
Oh, thank you!
:12:44
Yes, it would be a great pity if
you hadn't any money
:12:46
Counselling costs a great deal,
you know?
:12:48
However, perhaps you've got some
friends who will come to your...
:12:50
...rescue at the last minute
:12:52
-Your case next, Mr. Briggs
-Oh, dear...
:12:56
Oh, dear me, I just mislaid my
glasses
:13:00
You know, I'm quite lost without
them
:13:02
Ask them to delay the procedure
for me a little while, will you?
:13:05
I shan't be able to read my notes
:13:07
We mustn't be depressed on a
day like this, must we?
:13:22
Hold on a minute, the other case
has just finished
:13:24
Yes, yes, well, we needn't go
into that
:13:27
Mrs. Bessons, do you really want
a separation order?
:13:30
Oh, no, Sir, but I don't him
to carry on
:13:33
Mr. Bessons, will you promise me
to behave yourself in future?
:13:37
Aye, I will, Sir.
Maybe I were a bit hasty
:13:44
Well, I shall bind you over to
keep the peace for six months
:13:48
Sir, can't you make it eight
months to carry me over Christmas?
:13:51
-No, that'll do.
-Next case, please
:13:57
-Come straight home
-I'm off to see an old pal
:13:59
Yes, your old pals at King's
Crown