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BANGOR POLICE.—MONDAY, Dec.…

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BANGOR POLICE.—MONDAY, Dec. 3 Before the Rev. Chancellor Trevor, and J. Y. H. Wil. liams, Esquire. Night PoacAing.-Robert Lewis, John Griffith, Wil- liam Thomas, and Griffith Williams, were charged with being out in pursuit of game on the lands of the Hon. Col. PelinantPI.P., on the morning of Sunday, the 2nd inst. W. Evans, a game watcher in the employ of Col. Pen- nant, said that he, in company with another watcher (Owen Thomas) was out on duty on Saturday evening last, and about half-past two on the following morn- ing they saw the prisoners in a field at Cilgeraint. They were walking about with terrier dogs. They had ii,, guns, and they offered no resistance when apprehended. The net produced was found on John Griffith. Owen Thomas, another of Col. Pennant's game watchers, said he accompanied the last witness on the night in question, and stated that he saw one man going with a dog towards a gap in the field, fol- lowed by three others who had also a dog. The prisoners said nothing in their defence, and they were committed to gaol for six weeks' hard labour, it the expiration of which they were to be bound over in £10 each and two sureties for each in the sum of £5 for their future good behaviour. Drunkenness.—Charles Forbes was fined 5s. and costs for being drunk in the streets of Bangor, on Satur- day night last, upon the information of P.C. Richard Thomas.

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