MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2194, 6 July 1914, Page 9

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

An old offender, in tha person of Frederick Lyncss, pleaded g'lilty to a charge, of being nn ii'.corngiHo" rogue. Inspector Hcndrey stated Out th& accused had li'G pro.'ioi's convictions against liim, and no had been committcd to tho Ohiro Homo twioe, but bo refused to stay thoio. The Mngistrato (Mr, D. 0. A. Cooper) sentenced Lym*.s to two jeais' m,dpsonment. Theft of a box o f t< , ii'vio*! at £1 03., tho prop-'ity or Nn*lir"i .ind Co., was tho iiatvo "t <v clu r (,o proferred against llobrrt M'fairy. Inspector Hcudroy said tiiat the uceiihcu liad taken .tho box from an exp-esi nlnlst tho driver was away. M'C'airy hod a bad record, haung oeci' convuted v-f numerous crimei, lroin arson, and theft down to insobuety. A sentence ot three- noiuhV impns6nment was imposed. May ijidon was roma'idc'd nil July S on a chargo of theft of £o, iho piopo'rU of Charles Cecil. linil ww alliwe'l in the sum of £10, and t-ic nineties-of I's each. On .a charge of b*ing an idle and disorderly person, Dorothy Aubrey v.as convicted and discharged/

• For insobriety, Patrick Q'ltodiv wis lined 205., und Charles King lOs Onn lirst offender Mas fined 10r , and thrco others wero convict™! ard diFcharged