Feilding R. M. Court.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 14, 12 July 1883, Page 2

Feilding R. M. Court.

; (Before H ; . Ward^ Esq ; , IWdfc) I WEDKEBDIY, JtTLr 11th, 18S3. : i ABSAUIT CASE. 1 Jensen^ Fergiisson. {This watlthe'case reported in our Tuesday's issue as brbugKt* before the Court "on that-^ay, jrad .re.-_ maoded. Prisoner pleaded guilty.- /; r j Eliza Jensen, wife of* Jens Jesper Jensen, of H<ilcombe, deposed as . to the assault,- part of which evidence wasj*iven in writing, and the whole of which istun-p fit for publication: *; „; i .;. » * |_ i. Lilly 'Wa^s^f^^wf J^^ilterjß, . residing at; Halcprabe, .who^ jas^prcsejijao ' ~ : during 'part of the time, that the alleged assault was committed} corroborated the :e!ndehce'orthc|;fir^t:jwitn'eßß/ittEking^tilt~ r farther disclosures, and committing past., ■of - .her,Hieviden'ce';:tb -writiiSg. lc With»»B-f-. 'finished*!' .by- : saying' that 'pfisbnilr' 'fewatwd'^ ■ . both '-witnesses, 'alike' 'in his language and^^ actions. Tins was corroborated by' the : first witness on : , her being re-called. <"^t/ ' Erasmuß Andersen, .shpetnakerp|, Hal-j [(T combe, deposed as, tOj being,. sen t ; iorj to jpnt "the prisoner but of the house," which u2 ■' he didyand [lockedjthe.dpor. to keepjhim. out. - Pri soner went away, but canieibaclcji' 8 ?and; ;!witness c was j : again: ,. sent; -for/ -ana attempted to get him away, bot^ne'rei'' 0 fused: ■ to: 'goi away ;any- further than "the* ■ gate, when Jensen came and fastened' the' 0 -^ prisoner up in a back rootn'tilra constable . ' came. : _ ; • ;• _ ,;. . _; ;. .„__._;.. _ _.^_l---- :..-_l^— -- Jens Jesper^ Jensen;' husband) of atKeoS first witness, deposed as -to being sent for . from his wort^lai^i'feing^tyd'^biV hit wife that prisoner f had ."assaulted her by imprbpef language' and OTerturesJ^Wit-r^ ness fHstened him in a room, apd sen^fpr^^ a politfema'nl'. ;'' : ■" .^ ,.•'.>"•■ ..V.^r^v/{ : o? ixa^ Hw Worship here adrised .that,th«\.. n .charge be withdrawn in its present form. as|he w«sof opinion that no jury womd „ _ convict! under lt^o : . -slnyS.a .-..^ft-sssq . 3, .W The case was theq adjourned 1 till Liter f^* in therdayio .viiiv- bios s<j-!irv/ . -fekot^; i>/<i- ,,. .1 ' ■/■ "CIVIL CASBS^V^jiOib 0)0/1 .|. I)arifis^,Crichtoni~C^imLfor^sHßipp 3d.' Mr Prior appeared forCthe defendant. Plaintiff appeared,'but the defendant - inTWellingtdn" "as a #itne"ss*ifi J lKer =;i Supreme Qourt,! and the' oase:'wa»'ttierefdre adjourned. Plaintiff r jwss allowed bis] expenses, as wag. also his '-wjlteesii v^ •£■ (?."Bo^ f^pf^wa^t^aim'lpr £^JL 18s|6(i f foi|,|i^uor./ forj plaintiff for £1 10s and;oostßy^sojmd:?.ai) of the items \.in% the[ clajm.ibeing unrec6ri3 .erable, according to the.laoensing AsfcsK ''&Bp JidhK; 'P^tton'GTJ^^oei^laiml:^©^ ' £2. Mr Prior for the jJaintifF, 1 Goodbehere' -had • been ai instruct!ed' r to . , appear for the defendant, but wasai)sent (lon a Supre.ine;Court ease. The' case was ; ftli l ntex^€outt'aay^- V J r ' ■£ I- : l"!L?^?^??ft-'^^5 Aft?'-~^^^^------ ■^ James Fergusson .' again - in'':^the-;' : a^erao^ .Constable Staiiton J witbT.usine insultinir^ ,■.,.1. . '„■-.•-.-. • '■•■«■,.-"■ ->-Jf<;vy"i;!iric»<'.«,™>— K-, language m a public road. Defendant -pleaded not guilty; and wai fined £5 and fftili costs, .or/in : 'defanlETrai'*ii^ntH*B,imr>-k' t n f prisonment. , 'He was'further bound oyer^ " tokeep the peace, himself in £20 and two other sureties of £10 ewhT^lle^wasi then removed in cußt6dy^to^h%locfcuj»/ i ' ; -' cases were adjourned, andT others settled put of -Court; ;f 777' ~ ~"7T v Theeourtfthen adjourned' till Wednesii ; ' Iday/;Julylßth.;A7f v^-^ jvyyvi \>> -.. .... . :