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Meanwhile, Orsborne and his companions were widely hailed as heroes.
The escapade ended in Georgetown, British Guiana, with the arrest of the captain,George"Dod" Orsborne, and his brother.
Orsborne describes his stay in Wormwood Scrubs prison as"a wonderful experience.
After Stone and Jefferson reprised the evidence they had given in Bow Street,George Orsborne took the stand.
On 22 October George Orsborne was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment, and James to 12 months.
Recalled to the witness box,Moore said that he had refused to employ James Orsborne because he considered him dishonest.
When he was 14 Orsborne lied about his age and enlisted as a Boy Seaman in the Royal Navy.
After the vessel's capture anddetention following a chase outside Georgetown on 19 June, Orsborne and his crew were hailed as heroes in the world's press.
On 26 May he saw Orsborne and inspected the log book, where he discovered the false names and other inconsistencies.
In his closing speech, defence counsel said that the key to the case was whether the Orsborne brothers intended to deprive the owners permanently of their vessel.
Orsborne added that while they were in port at Corcubión, he was offered money for Girl Pat, but turned it down.
MacLean testified that in his discussions with George Orsborne, he had formed the impression that the captain was part-owner of the vessel.
Orsborne had mentioned to him the possibility of engaging in profitable activities such as gun-running and smuggling.
Between the stops at Corcubión and Dakar, Orsborne claims, he carried out a mission to blow up a railway bridge in Spanish Morocco.
Orsborne ordered changes to the boat's appearance: the bowsprit was altered, and the fishing registration number on the side of the hull was blacked out.
With Girl Pat secured andunder guard in Georgetown harbour, the Orsborne brothers, Harris, and Stephens were taken to police headquarters in the City Hall.
The company, he insisted, was financially sound, the mortgages on its vessels were relatively low, andhe had never discussed insured values with Orsborne.
After leaving port, Orsborne informed the crew that they were going on an extended cruise in more southerly waters.
When the hearing resumed on 10 September, the court heard from Marstrands' managing director that George Orsborne had not been given authority to operate Girl Pat outside the North Sea.
After his release from prison, Orsborne took part in further maritime adventures and served in the navy in the Second World War.
Thirteen years after the trial, in a memoir entitled Master of the Girl Pat published by Doubleday,George Orsborne provided a new context for the Girl Pat voyage.
According to Stone, Orsborne indicated an itinerary that included Madeira, the Canary Islands, the African coast and, eventually, Cape Town.
After Girl Pat left Corcubión,there was speculation in the port that Orsborne intended to fish in the waters around Gibraltar, but there was no sighting of the vessel in that vicinity.
Orsborne was able to obtain further fuel and water, but Girl Pat's arrival attracted the attention of the local Lloyd's agent, who had been on the lookout for the vessel.
During the following ten years, Orsborne said his career included"a bit of everything-rum-running, whaling, deep-sea trawling in the Arctic.
Orsborne was asked to present the ship's papers at the British consulate but, on the pretext that he needed to test the engines, he rapidly put to sea.
With the consent of the owners, Orsborne transferred stores and crew to another Marstrand vessel, the small trawler Girl Pat; James Orsborne again joined them.
He assumed the Orsborne name when his widowed mother remarried and moved the family to Aberdeen, where George, nicknamed"Dod", spent his formative years.
Orsborne instructed that the accounts for these services, totalling £235, be sent to Marstrand's in Grimsby, as their punishment, he later said, for letting the boat be taken out with inadequate stores and equipment.