RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2896, 28 May 1878, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

THIS DAY.

(Before W. Fraser, Esq., E.M.)

liArCEKT.

Sarah Marti (a lute g'rla^ed eight years) was char ~:d with stealing two pa'is of boot- an** two pair.T of clippers, the properly of the Eev. S. J. Nc:.ll. ■ On bens askod if she pleaded gu: ltyy the juvenile defendant/ heng hoy herd. JtLr Bu-leri appled f,r arernan'l till fae day after to-mor ow, a3 the girl h^d only bren »"i'e«t'd ye dry. S^e had been lound with the > r'dcl«s aUeged to have V-^ea. stolen on Mr Neiil's premises, be;n« in the a^fc of taking them away. Oa being detectl she gave a wrong name —that of Ebx , Colem-^n. He might s(.,te that this ™ivl had in September last broken into, the Thames School, and ransack 1 the cupboards and drawers in fie hope of finding valuables. Remanded accordingly. (Before A. J. A!lorn and H. Goldsmith* Esqs., J's.P.) In the cse of Mason, Inspector of Vehicles, v. Nichols for a breach of the Borough By-lawy through the defendant plying for hire between other termiui than those endorsed on his. license, which was dismissed on Saturday last* the question of costs being held over, the Bench gave the defendant cost 3, £116s.

John Graham applied for extension of time for paying a fine imposed for being the owner of an uncolla.ed dog. The Bench refused the application.

Court adjonrnci