RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 3402, 16 January 1874, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

- ; ’ jlllNtr ARY 1 'l6? i •?, •'/ (Befor^-^,.,Q, S,fcrod9,:Esg^., : B.M.), ij ; ! • . . Ahn Sherry, ah, idcorrigh b'e, was fined' Lo, br S^rn >leigh, ss, - or twehty J fbur' 1 hoars’; Honors Bradshaw, 5 s,or twenty four hours’; Francis Moonen, 6s, or twenty-four hour’s, | - ; ; r.r v .• I Moss y., Bielfieldv^^ / in,.this case, j udgtnent, in, which ’ iVA 8 , giy ea last; week, on theground of-dis-ooyery of fresh material evidence.,?jt/apr geared that; one Norm an.Wood,' who..stated -. v 'fh?n giving evidence ißjthe 'plain! tiff would be put to an expense of ,L25.,t0 repair the damage caused hy watef froth defendant’s premises, said to defendant after the case waa over that ho thought judgment would have been given againsfhim {Bielfield) for only about L 5. —His animadverted strongly 1 oh the coudfict of hmah whp could make such a .statement, after saying iri bis sworn’ evidence ■ that ; thecost' of‘"rej. pairs wou d be five times thaV aihounti had gone, into the box and doribidefeni 'daut- all i;he ; mischief j Ho corild? add‘ then sympathised with him afterwafdsVMr istewart thought Wood’s $> very extraordinary st itbrae]ntj‘ l ahd .‘that > ifc ; shp'Wed’ excessive damaged ’had 1 Heed given. J-Mr Stout opposed the application, and his Worship said that in -rillbases therij should uiohe should be opened rip again except under vriryktrong circuthatahces;. There Vas* really nothing to disturb the J jddgnieni’ already given in this,case, and the application would thereforp oe ' *>- 'v-vino i! 1 i • Aidrich'v. M^Glashah.—’Clhittf amounb'phid’ for repairs, as"per agfhemetit‘.— Mr J. Cook appeared for plaintiff, Mr Harris for defendant.—George Mingay Aldrich' plaintiff, said his late wife .rented the premises ■ from Mr ; Mhlhtfishi VMr- Mh'llashaii ‘being, bwher of the premises - as ’ faetbr f or the trualtees of one Sutton, : deceased.' 1 SbriaeVe-i "pairs became necessary in the'course of time, and witness got these done; meantime the property had passed, by marriage, into the hands pf a. Major, George, andfin 1 November 1873) a new* agreement 'was entered iutbV'ahd 1 atfejdahat ii dlspu6fed ! ‘]iai bdity.—Mr Harris briefly addressed the Court, and his Worship then gave judgment for defendant,.. . \ ■{Left sitting )