CHRISTCHURCH.
Tun Djiy. (Before C. C. ttoircii, Esq., R.M.) JDuwjiKKSSKss, — Alexander JBeattia was chared with .having been drunk and die-, orderly and using obxeeno language on Saturday night. Constable Jcflrcy said at about ' a quarter to eleven, accused was creating a disturbance in the vicinity of the theatre. Ho was drunk, and offering to light people, and lifting most obdeanQ languages. Accused did uut «U.ny the ciTonco, ami was fined 10s, His Worship remarking that he wt\3 dealt thus knlently with in con^tq'tcncc ol no prerlom otfenuo of the kind ft}>pv;vrlng against him in tlic clii\rgc sheet.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 33, 22 June 1868, Page 2
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