RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 4160, 27 June 1876, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Tossnat, June .27. (Bofoio J. Bathgate, Gsq., R.M.)

F. C. Batchelor v. Edward "Whittaker. - Claim L‘2 2a, for professional services rendered in 7 'attending defendant’s wife on her confinement. Two of the visits charged for ■ were by Dr Brown, who, however, was not in attendance to prove the claim.—Judgment > was given for LI Is, with costs.—Flaintiff asked that the amount should be handed overtotheßenevoleht Asylum. ' "Beasley v. Pyrke,—Mr Kettle applied for a rehearing In tms 1 case, heard on Fnday last. —-His_ Worship .saifi that in all. oaseswhere judgment had been entered by default, and where, a satisfactory explanation- was .afforded, he would grant a rehearing at once on ; payment of costs.—Application granted? William M‘Nee v. James Holland.— Claim L 5 8s sd, on.adjudgment summons.— Defendant was ordered to, pay the debt and costs (L 5 10s lid) by weekly instalments of 10s, in default ten days’ imprisonment." r * Judgment was given by default for plaintiff, with costs, in the .following cases:— ‘ Daily Times and Witness* Co. v. Frederick Dick, claim LI 5s for aavertersing; Barr and Oliver v. Daniel M’Kenzie, L 27 16s6d for professional services.