MAYOR'S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 2839, 25 March 1872, Page 2

MAYOR'S COURT.

Tins Dav. (Before his Worship the Mayor.) . DRUNK AND DISORDERLY, Donald M'Swain, tiuecl 5a or 24 hours’ imprisonment; James iVlahon, 5s or 24 hours imprisonment; John Harris, 5s or 24 hours imprisonment; George Gordon, cautioned ; William M‘Donald,, cautioned; John Jackling, 20 1 or 24 hours imprisonment ; James Wallace, cautioned ; Samuel Jamieson, cautioned : Mary Upjohn, 40s or three days imprisonment ; Charles Gooch, 5s or 24 hours imprisonment.. INDECENCY. John Jaokling, for this offence, was sent to gaol for 24 hours, and for destroying the arresting constable’s uniform, he was ordered to pay 14s in addition to a line of 20s. HABITUAL DRUiNKENNESS, Mrs Mary Upjohn, brought up on this offence, was let off with a severe caution, LARGENT. Ellen Gately, charged with stealing a pair of earrings, the property of Mary Berry, was remanded to to-morrow. OBSCENE LANGUAGE. William Colboume for this offence, was fined 40s and costs, or, in default, 3 days imprisonment. Mr Stout for the defendant. ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. Anne Bdlfeld. charged with the above offence, was fined 20s and costs or 24 hours imprisonment. OK PENCES AGAINST, THE RYE-LAWS. Edward C. Ewen, for allowing horses to stray in Hanover street, was lined 2s Gd ; and Fitzroy M ‘Lend, for allowing water to waste, was discharged with a caution ; Edwin Bethcrieh, for a like offeueo, was ordered to pay 203 and costs, The Inspector stated

that defendant’s wife’s conduct towardsdiim whens rving the summons, was very abusivof' Defendant omitted to put in an appe^raitie.