RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 4046, 14 February 1876, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

• Monday, Fkbbuabt tA, ; (BeforeJ.Bathgate, Esq., E.M.) 1 Goodison v. Jackson.—Claim for the value of a horse, saddle, and , bridle. Milt 6, BulMi qia rrioned »hat the Articleshad b»en ; returned >® Pmietiff and judgment was given lortohu shilling and ootts. B^mes. -Claim L 3 IBs, forbosrA And lodgi g. Mr Nation appeared Cor plaintiff; ■io F ■^\'f 11 dge.for detudaut, who aducittedoWing ' 18s only.—Ju gment was givonfot lAs 7*, with pcwte-». > : - : Burroughs v. Fulton*—Avplicatioxi to dismiss judgment summons. Mv Liwis appeared'ln suppori; Mr Stewart opposed,— HVflTorthlp Baid tnifct as the defendant had takah fche pro* tectionof the Insolveeoy Aoth s creditors must follow hi uto the Supreme-Court. ; Ebe mutter ,was further adjr>uriaei till to KBoertaiu whecuer defendant had been adjudicated a baukririt, his Worship saying that it was.* had case, and the creditors must not be allowed to suffer if it could be helped. . (J , Hicko;. —Judgment sumjsmns.for Jos. for rent o' a Goveinment outtsgs. .Ijs., ii-ndaut, said he, was- earning L2 8s a vesk Bhd ■ho was ordered to pay the claim in weekly in* of 5a eacu, his Wei-shp saying he. ,ou.At. i o be ashamed of himself for not paying sruch a sum while in steady work. If not paid an four weeks ne would send idefeßiiairt lo pts n without nmorse. ' . \jf.g i Judgment went for plaintiffs hy ffifault in the f°,lowing, casesH< well v. Kiqg fc di»m. - + Te P 4 J Puakorton' and ■ AuO'thtr' v;' moss, L2 3s, for goods supplied • Tra6ttees l 'in ‘James C'opelaud’s estate v. ;for beer supp ied; AleY -nder and ShedpVriTv. u S r ’ for ineat supplied; O. Cooner jv. T. M. Orivier, Ll2, on protohshiV tote; • (Trustees mJ. Cope’and’*' est te v. Bryan, L 7 ’ euoplied; Fleini- g, v., W. Wise, }L3 Sa .d, tor chaff itud oatH. - •' ■ • [f-efi. sittmg.]. o " v . , :5V 1