WELLINGTON.
Thursday.
A Gazette published to-day notifies the appointment of Doctors Philson and Goldsboro' as Justices of the Peace.
In the Supreme Court, J. Biordan was acquitted of larceny; John Simmonds, for forgery, was found guilty, but a point was reserved for the Court* of Appeal. Amos James Tudball, for forgery, re. ceired four years' penal servitude. The following sentences were passed:—Bober* McFarlahe, for forgery, six months' hard labour; Henry Bichardson, for forgery, nine months' hard labour ; James Mills, forgery, eighteen months' hard labour; Charles Smith, larceny, six months' hard labour; Charles McGunhdigan, indecent assault, two years' hard labour; George Stevens, larceny, twelve months' hard labour; William Phillips, larceny, twelve months' hard labour.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2852, 5 April 1878, Page 2
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113WELLINGTON. Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2852, 5 April 1878, Page 2
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