MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 251, 11 July 1918, Page 8

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

TlT.fi LAWS LONG jUJM. Mr. r. V. Frazer, S.ST., presided over yesterday's sittings of the Macistrate's Court Kdivard George Wilson, nlins Alfred George .Driscoll, was accused of having nssn ulted Edward Logan. Inspector .\ji\rsaok paid the alleged assault took place eighteen months ago. When accused was brought before (lie Court he was admitted to hail, but he absconded. Wilson wns rearresled on Tuesday Inst. Aroused was remanded for a week. Michael Kelly, who was arrested at Witn«,iniii on Monday, after having failed to respond lo his bail on June 12, was ehnrijed -tlmt on .lime 3 he did break and euler the premises of Messrs. Miller and Ahearn, Wiikofield Street, and sienl Iliercfrnm :i quantity of clolh. rallied at .CJ49 IU. n<l. On the application of Ohief-Dotorlivo Tioddnm accused won remanded until July 1". William M'Guire pleaded piiilly to drunkenness, makinsi bis fourth conviction within six monllis. "Is ho prohibited?" asked His Worship of Inspector Mnrsnek. "No. sir," replied the liispenlor. "Well, he is entitled to nn order this lime," observed Mr. liYnzer; "this is his fourth conviction within six months." M'Oinire was lined X 2, in default seven clays' imprisonment, and a prohibition order was issued against him. I'nr 'insobriety, Annie Maud Pales was fined 10=.. with' Ihe alternative of fortyeight hours' iinprisonraent, two first of-fendr-i"? were ordered to forfeit the nmniinl: of Iheir bail. 21k each, and another was fined .'is., in default Iwonlyfour hours' imprisonment