Accused strongly denied stu constable. He only asked for man to be let off.
Detective Horley informed kis Worship that when brought to the station the accused was drunk, and rath His Worship said the prisoner could not be allowed to go about the streets ins state of intoxication, interfering with the police. He would be fined $1, or in the alternative go to prison forjtwo days.
Mr. George Kingston Hall Brutton w: this morning.admitted to practice in th Court. Upon the Chief Justice taking his seat, 'Mr. W, V. Drummond addressing his Lordship"said—I beg to move that Mr. George Kingston Hall Brutton be admitted.to the' practice. of Solicitor and Advocate of this Court, 'The usual papers have been filed, and I. think your lordship has soon' Mr. Brutton'sdertifioate; and therefore having complied with all the' necessary requirements, I have-simply' to move, and ask your lordship to make the usual order, admitting Mr. Bratton to practice in this His: Lordship—Mr. Brutton has not signed the rull yet?
Dir. Drummond: Not until your lordship makes the order.
His Lordship: I have great pleasure 4nadmitting Mr. Bratton, upon signing the roll, to the practice of this Court, Mr. Brutton, who had' been stanchs during the Judge's -remarks, bowed "his acknowledgment, and: to brief ceremony whiled,
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