drank and disorderly, and refusing to leave Mr. bauu* ders’s Marazion hotel, pleaded guilty. — Inspector Matthews said Maddern left the first time he was called, anti later-onreturned, when he]was found to be swearing and ▼cry drnnk and attracting a crowd in the passage. —Defendant said he is a fish-seller.—Fined 10s and expenses or seven days hard labour.— Richard Kistle, who was at William Oats’ licensedSremises at Marazion during prohibited hours on Good 'ridav, pleaded guilty. P.C. Pearn said it occurred at the 1 Godolphin hotel. No one asked him where ho came from. —Inspector Matthews corroborated, saying Kistle lives in Penzance, close to the Chyandour boundary.—Fined 5s in-J# j eluding costs.d. — Thomas Rowe, Thomas Matthews, and Edward Tre-glown, of Chyandour, charged with having on 3lst March being found at Marazion hotel during prohibited hours, pleaded guilty, bat Iiowe said the ‘ public was abroad and he believed it was 4 a trap set for them. ’ Matthews said they walked in through the open door like the magistrates would do.