The Archive · 1869

Before It. A. Mowat, Esq

George Preston of the Thermopylae was charged with being drunk and disorderly. Prisoner refused to go away when told, and seized the constable by the neck when taken in charge. He was fined $3.

William Donovan, an inmate of the Sailors' Home, was charged with being drunk and incapable. The pri: soner proved very riotous in the station and wanted to force his way out; he also smashed a bucket against the wal! valued at 50 cts.

sioner was fined $2, and 50 cts. cost of the Aman named Almet, belonging to the Orissa, was charged with d i The prisoner admitted the Wut aid a consequence of the bad treat-subjected to on board, SHIP sentenced the prisoner to six weeks' imprisonment with hard labour and low diet.

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