SALVATION ARMY CASE.
Chbistohuech, This day. In Banco this morning, before Judge Denniston, the rule nisi, calling on the informants in the Salvation Army case to show cause why the conviction should not be quashed, was made absolute, without costs. The two defendants were convicted for singing and beating drums, to the annoyance of the public, and were fined 5s and £1 12s costs, which were not paid. A distress warrant was issued and returned unsatisfied. The Justices then issued a warrant of commitTient to fourteen days' imprisonment, to which the defendants appealed, resulting as above.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6266, 30 September 1891, Page 3
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