MAGISTERIAL.
SOUTH RAX* I A— WEDNESDAY.
Before Meaftrs 0. A 0. Hardy aud
L. Oxley, J.P'u.) THREATENING lAKGUAOE, ETC. Nicholas Welah wai charged with having tuad threatening ianguago to hia wife; with having used obsoene language m a pnbllc pleoa ; with having been drank whilst In charge of a h^rae and trap ; and with having threatened Constable Blaok, when thai officer w»a arresting him. — Frcm the evidnnoe it was shown that accused fud used uot only diasiustiug language, bat on tw> occasions bad produced a knife. He p'eaded drink aa the oauae of hia trouble, and ntated thai he knew nothing of what he waa doing, from ibe time he left Cberisay to whan he foand himself m the look-ap on Tuesday night. Be was remanded to Aahbarton on Thursday, bail being refused.— Ooe Palmer, a wltnosc, was oantionod as to the manner in^whioh he gave his evidence 1
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2096, 28 March 1889, Page 2
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149MAGISTERIAL. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2096, 28 March 1889, Page 2
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