v, Tuomas Macaznzie, Thomas Mackenzie wae charged with being drunk and disorderly in Broad~ wey on the 14th instant; amo with assaulting Indian P, C, 158 whilst in the execution of his duty.
Accused said he could not recollect auything about it.
P.O. Campbell said that at 11.30 p.m, he was on duty outside the sator House, Accused came out, and walking up vw thi Indiw constable struck him on the thr He then knocked the Indian down by the throat. Witness with aid managed to take accused to the station.
Accus+d, who had seemed to feel his position Keenly, fainted and had to be taken out of Court, His " worship offered to adjourn the case until the afternoon, but Inspector Bourke, 'a few minutes later, announced that accused hnd recovered.
Indian P.C. 168 gave corroborate evidence, Inspector Bourke stated that accused was drunk when brought in.
Tu reply to his Worship, accused stated that he was earning £12.15 per month and that this was the first time he bad Worship imposed " fine of $10 and advised accused t" be more careful in the future.
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