R. M. COURT.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 198, 18 July 1884, Page 2

R. M. COURT.

YESTERDAY.

(Before K. Ward, Esq-, K.M.)

[Continuation of Report.} THK SALVATION ARMY. J. K. Scott also remembered Ellingham being put out, and heard him having an argument with Captain Wilkiusou at the door. C. W. Macro thought ho saw the joker m tho box bundled 6ut of %ha hall on Sunday evening. Did not hear, Kirn us^ any abusive qp Sa?S l»Dguage. ,

• fc : r e fti* the accused thrown of the hall; he was held by the legs and arms. Two other witnesses were called for the defence, and guve similar evidence. The Bench, m giving judgment, said— l think the defendant did proToke a«breach of the peace, and that ho did send a challenge to fight ; but, consider the very unceremonious manner m which the accuxed was ejected from the hall was not warranted. I wish the public to remember that the Salvation Army h»ve their mode of . conducting religious nervices, and if persons who do not agree with them attend the meeting* for amusement, and cause disturbances to take place, i they must take the consequences. I will fine the accused 5s and cost*. The other case was withdrawn application of complainant. ■ , . CIVIL CASES. T. Jordan x. B. Sheerin.— Claim, LI 10*. Judgment for plaintiff and cents 10r, mileage 7s. E W. Perkins v. T. Pearce.— Claim, L 4 5s 6d. Judgment for plaintiff and coats. . ■ # Geov«e & Co. v. Valenune Han-won. —Claim, LB. Judgment for plaintiff and costs; . G. W. Resell v. A. Eng.— Claim, L 3 Advertising m Manawatu Times. Judgment for plaintiff and costs 10*, mileage Bs. -■' -■ M^rAwAW Standabd v. Bicbard■on, RWtikei Line, subscription account 18s 4d. Judgment for deIfendant, who produced receipt en* dorsad" paser discontinued,' though he admitted the paper had been subaequently delivered for the full time charged for, and he had not declined & rewive it from the runner or raised any demur till the account was sent m.