RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Evening Star, Issue 4141, 5 June 1876, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

the following cases : S. Wat| claiih|uiO d^^^^oods g|meat; &a|fcon /or WdUace v. Bettmidge^—C&mlL6 19s IML for meat supplied. MrAldridge appeared for. plaintiff,—The defendant admitted the debt, and judgment was given for the amount claimed, with costs. Wallace v. Burgess.—-Claim L 5 lie 4d, for meat sWppßed.: Mr for plaintiff.—Defendant admitted that she might owe L 3 14s, and l ihade *' fervent appeal to the Court to do her justice and prevent her TSF —His Worship- gave.judgment for plaintiff for L4l2s 6d, vnfthdat costs. . : Speeding v.Je ukins>—Claim,(|Jj6f -fidu? pirincipaLand interest due. op ja'dfchonorpdf endorsement of deSendaut’s. Mr-Deuniston -• appeared:forp!aintiff for defendant, yrhhinade a jtertoQnfeMio'w amnuntipy td L4l 18a 4d, and pleaded want of .-cop-vi sideratiqp beyond L4o.<—From the ■cyi<3ouqa. r appeared’ tlmt no TaSf : received a bißforLSSfrom supplied. Defendant endorsed itAnd plain* 1 tiff advanced Him L4O On it for* a lewdayf. / It whs not met by Price wheh ahd defendant, through a series of misfofttmei ‘ was also unable to : meet it.—-Plaihtiffsaia * that when the .bill' was brought to him considered it almost valueless, as the names oh it were not good ones. JEIe defendant that he would civb Mm only Lip for it, bat that‘if defendant , redeemed n . before it became due he would giihhty ; L 7 lbs for discounting it,—His Worsmtf / gave judgment for the amount claimed, with/ oosts. - Sr-.t -v* ; P. Mebnan v.-Ti- Wells.—daffib &L ! 9s.sdi-' : - for work done.—Plaintiff..sued as trustee’ in ' the estate of onb Collie, but foiled to put'inf If lan appbaranob. —His Worship therefore noh- v” J suitett plamtiffi; ■• - -kt •: : ' , n