J.H. Cox, who, when he works on British boats calls himself George Brewster, has been seeking a nice home. On Sept. 12 in H. M. Police Court the Registrar, Mr. A. J. Martin, found: one for him for the next month, but warned him that. next time he would have hard labour as well as the nice home. Mr. Cox, who has not worked on British boat for some time, thanked his Honour warmly.
Mr. Cox (on British boats, Brewster) went about his search for a nice home in a novel manner.
According to the story of a Japanese: constable, he began by throwing a stone through a window in Dixwell Road, and was therefore escorted the police station. Here he informed the sergeant on duty that Lo! wanted to £0 to prison, but the sergeant thought he found traces of liquor about him and kept him in for a couple of hours to recover himself, At 8 p.m. on Sept. 11 he was sent out into the cold world again, uncharged.
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