THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

Evening Star, Issue 14632, 31 July 1911, Page 6

THE COURTS-TO-DAY.

CITY POLICE COITHT. j (Before J. 1?. Bartholomew, Esq.. S.AL) i Drunken Offences.—A first, offender. j Roberr Waiter OiJl, and John Randal! ! w-ere each fined 10?. in default 48 houre;' j impj'isGmnent-. for drunkenness. ffa'lft j H.i-dlee. who pleaded, guilty to drunk*;nnrs.s I and the u-'-e of an oiiscene. expro-sion. nr.-; j defended by Mr H«km>.- Cosr.tA said ! that scr-iic-ed was ill after playing- fooUiall, j and had some port wine and brandy, which iho wa.s not lied to drinking. !Te lost, j his head, and did not fcnoiv what he was } saving. The obsc-ere' "word was not us* d ! to'anvone.--In irt-pop.-c to a. question irom i lb." Mairistrate, .Sub-inspector OruickfibarJc I said that accused v, .ts apparently a resper • 1 table had. who had mado an tinfortnnaj*: ; ]:i|v=p._.For drunkenness bo was fined ss, in ! default 24 hours' iroprisomnrnt, and for the i major otieuc- 20s, in default- «."vsr. days' | imnririonnmnt. ! Rv-huvi. --J.fr.nrv Tudor, for reTmitiuu: i ihe'chijirnev of his house to catch, fir?, m< ! fined 5s without coats : and J obi Huwey. | for leaving a vehicle without, control, ' fined ss. ;uk! costs.