This was a claim for Tls. 8,999.38, imprisonment for life to be sent|with interest, upon a promissory back to Indi note.
His Worship that the accused!
Mr, Morgan Phillips stated that he was a regaler nuissoce, He could not, appeared for plaintiffs.
The case of course, sentence him to imprisonment for life, bat would soggest that an effort be made by the Sikh commanity to send the man to Indi, He was a disgrace to the Sik commanity here.
Tospector Chilver said that the accused had been convicted three times three months. He was continued from the preceding Monday. No answer had been filed by defendant, bat counsel had received an application from him that moraing that the case might be farther continued.
understood that defendant was endeavouring to come to some arrangement came out of gaol on the morning of the Lith instant.
Accused was fined $20, or in default of payment sentenced to one month's imprisonment.
Shanghai, October 13.
Before G, W. Kixo Exq, Police Magistrate. nex (5, x. P.) V. SABAL SINGH.
Suhal Sigh was chargedgwith being drank and incapable on North Chekiaog Road at 12.35 p.m. on the 12th be continued until the next sitting of the Court, He presumed that there would be no defence, even if no agree-went was arrived at, but that he would simply have to apply for jadgement, His Honour ordered " continuance until Thoreday at 10 The Court then adjourned until that time and date.
Shanghai, October 13.
In plaintiffs bill of complaint he stated that he was employed by defend-ins Chilver conducted the prosecution.
Sikh P. ©. 406 stated that at the time and place mentioned he found the accused lying on the tramlines. Ho was drunk, and.nnable to walk. Witness got a rice ba and took him to the Police bim, imposed a fine of $10, or in default imprisonment for fourteen days,
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