RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT YESTERDAY.

Evening Post, Issue 252, 28 November 1865, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT YESTERDAY.

(Bjfore C. D. It. Ward, Dsq., R.M.)

James Kennedy, for being ilruok and assaulting a constable,' w is fi.iuil 2CM. John jSliohoL, charged with being found illegally on the premises of the Crown and Anchor Hotel, was sent to gaol lor seven days wiih hard labour. liobert Dunn, a deserter from the 18th Regiment, was handed over to the military authorities. Tame v. bilk, debt £2 10s DJ— judgment for amount and costs. Waldin v. Curruthers, £13 17s 7d—summons not served. O'Neill v. Gibson, 18s— adjourned for further evidence. Tame v. J E. Bannister, £13 Is 7d—summons not served. Yates v. Carroll. £3 153 lOd -judgment for amount and costs. Death v. Bell, £5 7s— judgment for amount and costs. This Dat. George Wilson, for drunkenness, was fined ten shillings. J. Nii-h was fined one shilling for allowing his cattle to wander at large. Stuirc r. Austin, debt £28 7s— paid into court. Tame v. White, £24 2s 6d— judgment by consent for amount and costs. Same v. Mcc, £3 14s lOd— judgment by consent for amount and costs. Anderson r. Spaokman, -£15 — settled out of j court.. i liorner v. Varnham, same v. Cooper, same J v. Holt— plaintiff not in attendance. O'Neill v. Gibson, IBi— judgment for defendant with c sts. Turnbull and another v. Russell, same v. Carrutherß— summonses not served.