Jannury 18th 186 Before R A. Mowat Esq., "Railton, the second engineer of the Tunsin, who was brought before the Court sometime ago on the charge of deserting from his vessel, and was let out on his own recognizance in £50 to appear on the return of, the vesacl: to port, surrendered to-day.
The Captain of the 7uusin appeared and said he had no other charges to bring against him. He desired however to have him discharged as he could not place any further confidence in him after his late conduct. He had not incurred any expense by providing a substitute, as he hopes to retain permanently the one temporarily engaged the night on which the prisoner eft.
The prisoner said he was willing to take his discharge.
His Wonsurr ordered the prisoner's discharge and the payment Uy him of any costs or expenses incurred by the Captain, was charged with being drunk and disorderly." He R. Kenny, carpenter belonging {to the Northyjtcet,
was fined $3.
Two other sailors, the one belonging to the Kate Carnie, and the other to the Taeping were charged with being drunk and incapable. "It being their firat offence the charge were dismissed.
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