MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 697, 23 December 1909, Page 11

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

-- (Before Mr. W.:G.;:Biddoil,:S.M.);;,U' : .: ■■' ■';'v. • -gvi ATTEMPTEI)"SUICIDE,: •■' ;;■ >s- : '*;: '■'.•■ John ; Driscoll, who .appeared : : on ; '. ieniakd; 1 ■ oharged with having attempted vto commit : s.ui-. ! ;cide ; .£y 'J taking, .in l a 'chemist's; ; shop.Awas Wvarnea : by. the- iiiagistrato and con-. ', yioted.:-. He was ordered : to come ..up', for sentence when called:'.upon,; and also ordered' : to . pay:'pno: guinea expense's' (in ■default. : 43. houts'i'imprisoiimeiit). ;■'■;;■ '•' '...■' --- } : :"'.;;■■',;, : /^::^ ; ;;: ; TWb;;BpnMS;.OT-'^BR;^^>v W,k remand was asked for in.the case''of Wi]-. ; Ham r Freeman, charged with' the theft .of two; : bottles."of i.vbeer (value .25.), .the 'property , of .PreJion^and.. Company. '■ .Chief Detective 'Bro-' ; ;berg : i6aid jthat an; afnendmont; would ■' probably: ' be.;made,.in :Hie ■charge. , .'. A-remand was' ac- :. cordingly'.griinted until to-day, bail allowed,, in; accused's own. recognisances of...'i£s, aud; :£5. •..'. >■.: V":':.!; ■.;'*.'',' .' ?X. ■ ■'■■ '10 fev^O™ l ;™IA?i' ■'■■ '' : ': : ; "i' ■ : i .AViliiam i M'Mahbn,; nineteen years. of •; age',' was; charged. with having committed a; grave, .oftence.'i Mi.: P.: Jackson: . appeared ;■ for:, • ao-. cused';' After" the .hearing-of evidence'for the. : . prosecution,' accused pleaded, not.'guiltj , ; and , was" committed;to the; Supremo Court :for trial.. 'Bail was allowed-raccused in J225, and one . surety;of a;like amount. •■ ; ; . ■ ■'■.' •'^■r:-:^.'..:■;": '■'. ; ; - : vS^iV'^;OTmßflisESv ;; ;f->\;f:;' ; K;i'James Torsney" pleaded guilty when charged with having. behaved in a disorderly, manner, while drunk, outside the'back entrance of tho , Empire Hotel. Hβ was fined 205., in default seven .dayg , imprisonment. . ■•Iwo Vfirst 'offenders for drunkenness did : , not appear, and they were cuch fined 10s., iri • defaults, hours', imprisonment. ■ Hannah Morelyne Was convicted on a charge . of importuning in Cambridge Terrace, aud - was Bontonced; to one month's imprisonment;