Resident Magistrates' Court
On Situiday the judgment of the Court was delivered in the case ot C.ijvam Gindah, oi the Stately, whose tiial for assaulting FiiANcrs iSuRR\CLUir, one oi the Femt'le Kimgiants leccnlly ainved heie liy that haiquc, wib amply lepoiied m our l.ibt. The Ri&ihuni 1 Magisuiate s.tid that the I ictt. having been admitted, tiifcie could be no doubt the dclenclaut was guilty. Had there been no palliating rncumstances that iJouit would 3nvc ielt sonic he-nation in dealing with the rase; but tril ing mto account tlie had conduct of the complainant and liei 1 (oiiipanMis on the daj ot the assault, and the tiy.iij; oircuinstai>(.es in which the Captain was placed, Jlie Loiieh weieof opinion that the law would he su(iiciLntiy vnuiicatcd by infliclui^ a puj.ilty of Fne Founds.
Captain Gindkr was again charged with assaulting Elizabeth Ann DAvrs, another of the female passengers by the Stately; but after the case had been gone into to some extent, it was dismissed on account of an error of date in the information. Yesterday, Elizabeth Ann Davis was chaigcd by Mr. Davidson, Mate of the Stately, with assaulting him during the passage frmn England. The defendant was found and fined One Pound.
guilty, John Galloway, Mate of the Asenath, was Hniocd with a violent assault on Wellington' Jolly, cojK of that vessel. He was found guilty, and sentenced to pay a iinc oi Five Pounds,
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 540, 18 June 1851, Page 3
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236Resident Magistrates' Court New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 540, 18 June 1851, Page 3
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