MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 122, 19 November 1932, Page 15

MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Police and summons cases "were dealt with at the Magistrate's Court yesterday by Mr. E. Page, S.M. ' "

William Vinard, a seaman, aged 50, appeared for sentence On. a. charge of ■being idle and disorderly', in' that he had insufficient lawful means' of'support, and two further- charges involving the'theft Of a watch and a, /bottle of milk. He'.waf sentenced to six.months imprisonment for stealing ; the watch and to tb\ee months for. being idle and disorderly. On the .charge of. stealing the bottle of milk he- was convicted and ordered to come up for sentence ■Within twelve months if called upon. . Ernest Trimmer, a labourer, aged* 64, was sentenced to three "months' imprisonment on a charge of beiiij* idle and disorderly in that ho had insufficient lawful means of support. A remand until .25th, November was granted in the case of John lyes O'Shea,a labourer, aged 3s, who.Was charged with stealing a letter containing £2, the property of the PostmasterGeneral. '.'-.■'

John Henry Molloy, ladraughtsffian, aged 36, was remanded until 25th KoVember on a charge of stealing. 6s'7d. For failing to stamp a bill of. exchange William E. Good^vin wag!fined ■£3. ■•■■•.- ■■■ :

Finos of 10s in each case, wore mi- { posed oh Gerald Ashbey, Mabel Harvey, and Eobort Boulaton for having unlicensed radio sets.

Salvatore Destafano was lined £1 for failing to pay an instalment of the Unemploynleht levy., : ■ Willfaih Cruickshank, for stealing a pair of gloves, was fined £5, in default one month's imprisonment; : Marjofie Lock, a doniestie, .'aged 32, was convicted on a charge of bbitig. idle and disorderly in that shs had insufficient lawful means of support, and ordered to come up for sentence within two years if called upon. Tho Magistrate made a condition that the defendant should go- to the-. Salvation Army Home and remain' there for twelve months. - . Samuel Keech was1 fined 10s for striking Douglas G. \V. Lean. Xean was convicted and discharged for using insulting words: Cases at the Magistrate's Court ' Were dealt with to-day by Mr. T. B. SfcNeil, S.jVI. ■ ... _ On the application of Detective-Sergeant Jarrold, Francis John Snow, a baker, aged 24, was remanded until 25th November on a. charge of fraudulently obtaining a leather coat, ■ valued at £6, from Trigga and Deilton by means of a valueless cheque.

The closing meeting of the special revival campaign under Evangelist Leu j. Jones, -will be held at the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, .to'topfrow sight at t, p clocS, . ' ~ •