The Archive · 1896

How Reports

H.B.M.'s POLICE COURT

Shanghai, 23rd March. Before L. C. Horxmss, Esq., Vice-Consul.

R. v. Kattan Srxon.

Kallah Singh, a Sikh, unemployed, with tio fixed abode, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in the North Honan Road temple, on the 22nd inst.

Native P.C. 213 stated that at about half-past three on the previous afternoon he was on duty at the North Honan Road temple when prisoner, who was drunk, attempted to force his way in, with the intention of seeing H.E. Li Hung-chang who is staying there. The prisoner, however, was arrested. He protested violently but Native P.C, 328 coming to the rescue he was taken to the station.

Native P.C. 328 corroborated, and his Worship dismissed prisoner with a caution.

25th March.

Before L. C. Hors, Esq., Police

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