Three teenagers accused of four robberies in Hamilton on the same night will stand trial on June 15.

Tyevon Bean, 19, Dennzel Crockwell, 16, and Ajani Albouy-Lovell, 18, are said to have robbed two British businessmen as they walked towards the Fairmont Hamilton Princess on February 5.

They are accused of stealing $220 from one of them, Richard Godfrey, and £50 from the other, Donald Cargill.

A second charge alleges that they robbed Vincent Gomes of a wallet containing $500 in Church Street.

The final charge accuses the trio of attacking Nepalese guest worker Sobin Magar in Park Road and taking goods to the value of $600. These included an Apple iPod and case, M3 Wireless Internet receiver, Motorola cell phone, a green bag, four pens and a wristlet.

Bean, of Sunset Mews, Pembroke, Crockwell, of Cochrane Road, Sandys, and Albouy-Lovell of Spicery Road, Warwick, pleaded not guilty to all the charges.

Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner denied them bail, saying: "This allegation is that these young men went around and attacked in a thuggish way."

Bean was remanded to Westgate and the other two to Co-Ed until their two-day trial.

A fourth youth is alleged to have joined in the robberies, and is being dealt with by the juvenile court.