MAGISTERIAL.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2669, 26 October 1882, Page 3

MAGISTERIAL.

OHRISTOHUBOH. Thubbdat, Ootobbb 26. [Before J. Ollivier, Erq., K.M.] DET7HKBNNES3. —Michael Byan, for this offence, was fined £l, or in default to be imprisoned for forty-eight hour*. Loniaa Byan, alia# Finerty, was fined 5s for being drunk, and £1 for making use of obscene language, or in default forty-eight hour*’ imprisonment. Wimrii Damaob to Pbokbbti. S. 8. Noall was charged with maliciously destroying windows and fences valued at £2 10a, the property of Thomas Sorton. The case had been adjourned for the production of evidence for the defence. This was not forthcoming, but the case was d smissed, as the evidence already taken showed that defendant had nothing to do with the offence, which, if committed, had been done by hi* children. Orviii Cases. —ln Ouxton Printing Co, v Dann, a claim for £1 10a ; defendant’s representative produced a receipt given him for the money, and obtained a judgment in hi* favor. Judgments went for plaintiff* by default in 'Thomas and Bruges, £5; Hubbard v Kirkwood, £3 183 ; Sharp v Lynch, 12s; Hobbs and Co. v Hammond, £l9 15a 63; Klingenstein v Weatherley, £l3 4s ; Wilkinson v Walker, £l3 15s; same v Anderson, 9s 6d; Dunbar v Jackson, £1 5» ; same v McLean, £4 5a ; Percy v May, £1 6s ; and Baphael v Bogers, £lO.