Sitting as Police Magistrate.
R. Saas Sixon.
Sham Singh, unemployed, was again before the Court, remanded from the 4th instant, on " charge of being of unsound mind and wandering at large, on the 3rd instant. The prisoner had been remanded 80 that the Gaol doctor might report as to his condition.
In reply to his Worship, J. A. Chandler, Chief Gaoler, sid the prisoner was now in very good condition and ised what ho bad done. He said ho He was now able to take In reply to his Worship, the prisoner said that when he jumped into the Hongkew Crook ho was in trouble. Ho was better now.
His Worship said the prisoner would be released on his own rocognisances to keep the peace.
Before the Hon, James L. Ropcers, Consul-General, sitting Judicially, in Adsinlty, Mr. 0. H, EsceturacuT, Registrar.
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