MAYOR’S COURT.

Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2739, 27 November 1871, Page 2

MAYOR’S COURT.

TlJip D4.y. (Before his Worship the Mayor.) DRUNKENNESS. William England and James Paton were each lined 10s. ; John M'Carthy, 20s. ; and Mary Jarvey, 40s or a fortnight’s imprisonment. OBSCENE LANGUAGE. John M'Carfcby was fined 20s or three days imprisonment; and Mary Jarvey, 40s, or a month’s imprisonment. LARCENY. Frederick Lloyd, charged with stealing wateb, wag, on the application of Sub-In-spector Thompson, further remanded for a week to allow of the attendance of the prosecutor, who is up country. OFFENCES AGAINST THE BYE-LAWS. William Watkins, for having ag upregig tered dog was fined, 40s. A " charge of a similar nature against Joseph Munton was dismissed, the Bench having a doubt as to the ownership of the dog. Thomas Lees, for leaving his horse, wag fined Is and costs ; James Muir, for allowing cattle to stray, 10b and coats; Michael Heads, for carrying an improper number of passengers in his cab, 5s and costs ; and Amery M'Donald, for building without a license, 5s and costs. William Colborne was charged with plying for Ipre with his cab off the stand. The Mayor observed the defendant k a d keen summoned times out of nhuiber without thji slightest effect, and instructed the Inspector to report him to the Council, with a view to having his license cancelled. He was fined 5s and costs.