... Not on Duty. Mr. Sandbach said there was no evidence against either defendant of assaulting the constable in the execution of his duty. The constable had finished and going home. Mr. Hither said he did not propene to put his cheats he the He worship would ...

... Wife Obtains Separation Order. A very unhappy marriage. was Mr. Hanne's description at the South Western Police Court Mr. Sandbach Friday of the relations between Mrs. Winifred Giles 20 Stanmer-strest. Battersea. and her husband, Arthur George 21 Battersea ...

... whose ages ranged from 15 to five. Mrs. Leary was in better circumstances. Mrs. LarrabelU was bound over for 12 months. Mr. Sandbach remarked that she seemed to have had • hard struggle and to have been more sinned against than sinning. Mrs. Leary could ...

... at a fast rate. Witness pursued him In • motor-car and eventudly _ . . . . ins stopped by • baker's barrow In Ws way.—Mr. Sandbach tined . defendant 20s. Dow BUT No persons summoned for keeping dogs without having a lloonce.—Claii 011e5716 Battersea. was ...

... had only about • pound left. Mr. bandbach : What offer can you make? Defendant: Five shillings a week. That is silly. Mr. Sandbach Mr. May: lathe lady you pay board to the same lady that you went away with? Defendant: Yes. You live with her as your wife ...

... what would happen if the cost of living goes down Mr. Barker: That is calculated to cause disaffection among the police. Mr. Sandbach : Not if the coot of living goes down and wages go down. I see no sedition there. With regard to the soldiers he did not ...

... NOISY YOUNG MEN. Constable Molested on His Homeward Way. tbe Baynes! liatt?n•i!aed i elites {24 On Monday before Mr. Sandbach at South Western Police Court, Fordham GM, $1 Willington-roa well; and Jack Moulton 44), 44 _ _ place, Stockwell, were sununoned ...

... THE WRONG MACHINE. Thief Mounts Policeman's Bicycle Before Mr. Sandbach at the South Western Police Court on Friday, Samuel Cohen (19), described as a commercial traveller, no fixed abode, was charged with stealing on July 28, at St. John's-road, Battersea ...

... HIGH STREET TENSION. Relieved at the Police Court. At the South Western Oourt before Mr. Sandbach on Priday. Ada Gexdner. 4 flouthlands Mouse. Highstreet Battersea. was summoned for making use et bad language at Highstreet. on 24. Mrs. Gardner was also ...

... POLICE PROSECUTIONS AT SAWMILL. On Friday. Woo Mr. Sandbach, at Hie Soath-Western Polies Coart,(leorge Hough (52), labourer, 2 (Iranileldstreak Battersea, waa charged with befog drunk and disorderly at Churchroad, Batt!rasa. _ _ _ Mr. prosecuted on behaU ...

... Mr. Sandbach Ito _complain- : Have you any more witneelitat— Complainant : No. sir here.—Can you get any more witnerreaf—Yee. air.— Mr. Elandbach : Very welL I will adjourn the case far a week for you to let evidence. TOICSDAT.—Befors Ur. Sandbach. 11126—A ...

... to support her allegation.,—Mr. Sandbach said he had received • letter saying that the matter was settled, and she wished to withdraw the surnmons.—Defendant : She's run away and left me with two children. — Mr. Sandbach : There is no one here. so I'll ...