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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY 19th, 1928.
LORD TERRINGTON IN COURT.
CHATS WITH HIS WIFE.
£70,000 FRAUD CHARGES.
WHY COMDR. DANIEL LEFT THE PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL
STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
THE NAVY.
“NO PROSPECT OF ADVANCE.
·MENT:""
MUST SEEK A NEW PROFESSION.
A little more than half an hour after he had been brought to Man- sion House Police Court on April 21st for the initial proceedings in connection with a number of charges of fraudulent conversion of money entrusted to him in his capacity of sclicitor Lord Terrington was on his way in a taxienb to Brixton Service. Prison
He had passed the previous night at oor-lane police station, Cripple- gate, whither he had been taken immediately on his arrival in Lon- don from France in the charge of two detectives.
แ
At.breakfast time Lady Terrington had visited him at the police station and she and a nurse accompanied him to the police court.
While he waited for the proceed. ings to begin Lord Terrington sat with his wife within a yard of the dock und ebatted smilingly with her. He wore the conventional dress of a City' min-dark morning suit, smart navy blue overcoat, and butterfly collar.
A high colour suffused his face, but there was no sign of agitation in his manner.
Lady Terrington, who was in black, was a figure of restraint, and a black veil half hid her pale face.
In The Dock,
As soon as Sir Louis, Newton, the magistrate, had taken his seat, the usher helped Lord Terrington to rise from his chair and guided him to another place just within the dack:
Lord Terrington made the few "steps to it very slowly, and sank on to it very wearily.
"This case, sir,” said the clerk to Sir Louis; is brought here on a warrant issued on February 95th last year by Sir Bowland Bladea, the then Lord Mayor. It cites a large number of charges, all under the Larceny Act"
· Mr. Et Clayton, for 'the Public Prosecutor, announced that he pro- posed to offer oal evidence of arrest. The charges--the details of which filled seven long charge- sheets and dealt with. 21 alleged instances of fraudulent conversions involving a total amount of about £70,000—were not read,
"Anxious. To Return." Evidence of arrest was given by Detective-Inspector George Stub bings, who, with Detective-Sergeant Hogg, took over Lord Terrington from the French police on his extra- dition.
It will be remembered that a Reuter cable briefly announced that Commander Henry Martin Daniel, D.S.O., one of the two officers die missed their ship by the Royal Oak court-martial, decided to leave the
In stating his decision to Daily Mail reporter Commander Daniel said':
STEAMER-FOR STRAITE, COLOMBO, AUSTRALIA, BOMBAY, EGYPT, MEDITER RANEAN PORTS & LONDON,
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THE Steamship
"KIDDERPORE"
carrying His Majesty's Maiis, will be dos- patahed from this Port on or about TUESDAY the D MAY, 1928, al. Noox, taking Cargo for the above Porta,
B. Valabics and Tea for Italy, Franos and London (under arrangement) will be transhipped at Bombay into the aal Steamer proceeding direct to
Marseilles and London.
Parcels will be received at this Office until 5 r.a. the Day before Sailing. The I have been punished for put-contents and value of all packages must ting on paper what strictly speak be declared. ing should have been a verbal report in confidence to my cap-| tain. I have ascertained to-day that as a result of the court- martial sentence there can be no prospect of advancement for me in the Navy.
For further Fartidulars, Apply toma MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
Agenta.
Therefore, much 19
Hong Kong, 18th May, 1928
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- once, for the cost of defending
my honour has taxed my Anan- | BRITISH INDIA S.S. CO., LTD.. cial resources to the utmost.
I appreciate the promise of the Admiralty of future employment, a promise which is most excep
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passed upon me, but. I have to consider what that employment is likely to be, and I now know that it cannot be employment such as I honourably desire..
The commander attributes what he describes as a catastrophe, so far as he is concerned, to the difference between himself and others on "the conception of the meaning of that abstract quality called discipline.
As to Admiral Collard, whom the
Admiralty have placed on the re- tired list, the commander said!..
I have always maintained that my personal relationships with Admiral Collard were friendly and pleasant, and I still think that the principle for which I made my stand could have been safeguarded without turning the storm in a teacup into a scandal reflecting upon the Service as a whole.
A Daily Mail Special Correspon- dent recently in Gibraltar, wrote:
I think I am justified in say ing that as a result of conversa- tions I had with Admiral Collard The holds exactly the same feeling towards Commander Daniel aa the commander does to him. He told me after the courts had ax- nounced their decisions: "My personal relationships with Com.
mander Daniel have always been
of the friendliest, and as an officer I regard him as one of the most brilliant of the younger generation."
Commander Daniel je 28 years of age and has for 23 years been an officer of the Navy. He was pro- moted to the rank of commander-
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"SANTHIA “ having arrived from the above Porta, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed thes their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where Delivery may be obtained as soon aa Goods are landed.
Goode not cleared by 24th May, 1928, will be subject to Beat.
No Fire insurance will be effected by ne in any case whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godswas forexamination by the Cozagues and the Company's surreyors,
Makers, Goddard and. Douglas, at 10
Mondays and Thursdays.
All Claims must be presented within Ten days of the Staatzer's, arrival bert, after which data they cannot be recognised,
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ara to be left in the Godowns, where they All broken, shated and damaged Goods
will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 1935 AM. and Noor within the Free Storage period, No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Steamer'e' Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 94th day, will be subject to Bent
Optional Cärge will not be landed, hare, at the early age of 33, after brilantas Notice like been given prior to liant service in the Baltic, where Steamer's arrival but carried on from Inspector Stubbings said that be won the D.S.O.. for his port port to port to the final port of call to
was which the option extands. when he told Lord Terrington heaving Libau when it was to be taken to London "to nondescript army under Von der besieged by the Bolsheviks and a answer a number of charges of
Goltz. fraudulent conversion" Lord Ter rington replied: "I am anxious to return to London. It was on my way there thirteen months ago, but When Mr. Simmons asked Inspec- was arrested by the French police." tor Stubbings "whether he knew When the warrant "for his arrest that when Lord Terrington arrived was read to him Lord Terrington at the police station he was scarcely declared: "I deny having fraudul- in a physical condition to answer ently converted any money. I am at any question, or speak properly," at present unable to comprehend the the inspector said, “No doubt he mass of figures involved It is all was very fatigued." a matter of accountancy, and with- out my books I can say nothing."
In reply to Mr. Harold Simmons, for Lord Terrington, Inspector Stabtremely gravet. hings said that to the best of his At this question Lord Terrington | belief the warrant for Lord Terring-turned pale and his fingers went ton's arrest was issued while he was nervously to His throat. in Monaco.
State Of Health,
Did you know from your infor- mation that by such easy stages as were available he made his way forthwith to Boulogne-There was some delay, but I know that he did proceed there.
And have you heard from the surgeon-that his condition_is_ex
"I think," said Sir Louis Newton, "you had better get that evidence ordered a remand until to-day week. direct from the doctor," and he then
Mr. Simmons raised the question of bail. He declared that Lord Ter rington was anxious to meet the charges. And there need be no You know that the delay was due apprehension-subject to his being to his state of health -I cannot alive that he would not surrender dispute that, of course.
to his bail. He would be in proper When he arrived at Boulogne 'he hands and have proper nursing and was anxious to go to England, but such attention as is necessary in the was prevented in consequence of circumstances, and I am prepared the extradition warrant —Yes.'" to find substantial bail."
Are you aware that the French Opposing bail, Mr. Clayton spoke
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HE HATIPARA" having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby in- formed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and OUTWARD, Godown Company's Godowns at Kow- loon, where Delivery may be obtained Sailings from Europe for Shanghai and Northern Ports: as soon as the Goods are landed. Goods not cleared by 23rd
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Damaged Packages must be left in the 'courts of " the seriousness of the charges,
Godowas for examination by the Con- refused to allow him to leave and declared that Lord Terrington rigner and the Company's surroyors Boulogne for eleven months I would be perfectly well looked after Messrs. Goddard and Douglas, at 16 only know this from newspaper re-in prison, where he would have them, Mondays and Thursdays."
All Claims katurt best medical attention.
bo presented within Have you any doubt that he was
"An to whether, he would ap Ten days of the Steamer's arxival here, detained in Boulogne under doctor's
After pear," he added; !! one has only got
which date they cannot be orders 1-I agree entirely.
to look at the way he left this count If he had resisted" the extra-
Claims will be admitted after dition proceedings, they would have try in 1929. Then, I understand, his. b. m. am bi a taken some considerable time Un heart was bad; but he managed to the Goods have left the Godowns. 19m 8 84 7 2 2 84doubtedly.
we get out of the country in a way of MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. 10-6.5 2.8 33. 06
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He directed that certain personal high nor low wit, he had also been under the care of property, belonging to Lord Terring-
gs nurse all night,
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