Resident Magistrates' Court.
Tuesday, 27 th Augt. Inspector of Nuisances vW. L. Bailey— Breach of Municipal Laws ; defendant Laving refused to remove an obstruction from off Sunderland Street, although he had been given ample notice to do so. Adjourned till 17th Se[>t. Police vSpensolcy—Obstructing the thoroughfare. Filled one shilling and six shillings and six ponce, costs. Wells v Moore—Adjourned from 13th inst, Judgment for five shillings, and seven shillings and six pence, costs. Winstanley v Scoles— Claim £4 13s Cd Judgment for amount -emiuied and seven shillings, costs. Fitch v Thomson-Claim for .£ll Ijs lOd. Nonappearance. Struck out. Hoyt and Chaplin V Moore—Claim .C 1 15s Od Thirty shillings was paid into court. By request of Plaintiff, the case was adjourned til the 3rd Sept.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 279, 30 August 1867, Page 3
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