RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 4066, 8 March 1876, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT.

Wbdnesday, Mabch 8, (Before J. Bathgate, Esq., R.M.)

Judgment went by d fault in the fo lowing eases :—Lewis Lyons v. W. E. cl ini LSO (to he pad in instalments of L 5 a-month): G. 801 l v. G. Smi hj, 10a for advertising. James Jack v, J. W. Cotton.—Judgment summons hr L 6 9s 9d. * The defendant dep j-d that his sons had agreed to pay the amomlx in ius , a)m? , n , B of Ll per month. Marsha 1 and Co v. Robertson nnd Davis Cl im LP3 12s for bo-r supplied. Mr Idridge appeared for plaintiffs, Mr Chapman for defen-' danfs. Plaintiffs were nonsuited.

Sinclair and Co v. C. E. Price. —C laim L‘!B IPs for wargon wheels supplied and a dishonor ed promis rory note. Mr A Bathg. te appeared for the plantiff. Defendant admitted the claim for the note (li2o 15s), but sai I the wheals sup, lie! were not according to ord r.-r- Judgment was given for plaintiff for th amount claimed, with cefits. TO L °ufc* ; A ',K‘ta ghin.—Claim L 8 7s :7d for moat supplied. Mr L wis ;.p----p ared for nlaint.ffi - As.there w*b np, affidavit or eemoa ,of thecaso\vaa adjourned till ’he 22ud inst. . ,

Griffin v. Albeit Barney—AdjociTjftd.i. terp eadeiv summons., There, w. sno apoearanco ,(ff jjarty and the Clerk, of t saying he thought the amount had, been-paid into Comt the cas'ie was slruA 6dfe‘*‘ “ 4