MAGISTRATE’S COURT
SATURDAY (Before Messrs A. C. Rhodes) and B. S. H. Ward. Jus-i tices Of the Peace.) ! REMANDED Leslie John Stack, aged 21, a workman, was remanded in custody to April 13 on a ] charge of breaking and entering Nicolas Jewellers, Ltd., in Gloucester street, on March 27 and committing theft. Stack was represented by Mr G. R. Lascelles. Senior-Sergeant G. M. Cleary opposed bail. Robert James Boyce, aged 17, was remanded on bail to April 13 on a charge of theft 1 on March 31. UNLAWFULLY IN YARD ! Paul Maxwell Parker, aged; 19, a workman, was fined £2: and John David Fahey, aged! 19, truck driver’s assistant. who had a previous canvic-j tion. was fined £lO when] they pleaded guilty to being! unlawfully in the yard off G. H. Woods, Ltd., 39 Ferry j road, early on Saturday! morning.
The defendants said that they were at a dance and found themselves out of cigarettes. They went out the back way and climbed over roofs of a business firm and then found themselves in the yard of G. H. Woods, Ltd. FINED £5 John Michael Kirwin, aged 19. a timber stacker, was fined £2 for behaving in a disorderly manner in Ferry road on Saturday morning DRUNKENNESS Lawrence McKennan, aged 35. a workman, was fined £1 for a second offence of drunkenness within the last six months.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29478, 3 April 1961, Page 8
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