v. Witttast Ramsay, Galley of Lorne, Drunk, and absent without leave, eave to go, and none of the men are allowed, even when lying at the Wharf, to go ashore without liberty. He returned about 11 and worked all day. Yesterday he was drunk and in Defendant said he had not been able to work and went and lay down, As to going ashore without leave, several others lad accompanied Complainant said this was the third time defendant had 80 offended. Expense had been incurred for a substitute to do work.
To forfeit two days pay for going ashore without leave, pay $1 cost of substitute for one day, and costs of summons.
15th April.
W. Parxet (Glengyle), D. Pererson (Norman Court), and P, Durty (Iector)—Drunk and incapable.
This being mers' first offence, and they promising never to fall into the same error again, they were dismissed with a warning.
J. Howaes, Norman Court—Drunk and disorderly.
A sergeant of Police, who arrested prisoner, deponed that he saw him with a long bamboo delabouring the Chinese around him. When the sergeant came unto him, he was attacking a coolie carrying a basket of vey: tables, whom he frightened into dropping his load. 'On prisoner being arrested the coolly recovered his basket, but immediately took to his heels, which' accounted for his now-appearance in Court that morning. Prisoner appeared at the time to be more mad than chunk.
Fined $2.
R. v. J. Frssteax, Gall y of Lorne. Assault, Denied.
R. Kxox, sworn, stated—I am the boatswain of the ship, and prisoner is an A.B, Friday morning, missing a mau from the deck,
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