RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3297, 16 July 1879, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT

5* <rwx. s^ttW&JLV^ I*™ (Before -J. Kilgour and .J. Qlfpm Esqs., J'b.P.) -*' ' Michael Driscoli, charged with per* large, was fined 2s 6d and costs. Thomas Godkin pleaded guilty to k ' charge of negtecttng to keep "a light'^ burning over the principal door of hii*" KcenW h'ouse< and !*ti*<tftmf< ig!J and costs.

Susan Timmonsjraa charged with using insulting language~""towardi Henry £. a h\ rJ^lekded^:n^^W She said plaintiff had cheated her out'of her % defendant had followed, him down the street callin^' nfiim TA !>i Jc co iundrel, a rogue and a. perjurer. Thp annoyance had fataen 'Continued for tnonths:^asfc: {/! nwn 8™ had seen the woman storming at Jttr n gwnpb fi n, j; *pd,.he ; ard .her^cajl^hj^ a O *

The decision jn n^hiihpftM;sHn hoW r«|er until after the hearing of another charge. .t, ; X}^ same defendant was also changed with 4 assaulting Mr Campbell. *' Henry E. Campbell deposed-ia- the jafternpon of the. same ,day the defondant lue't uWin Albert stfee^and cklieU^lm a perjurer. . She then? $folbfwed him 4nd struck] him on the arjn with hetfitt. Sergeant Mu'lviUe" deposed" to Mr cSWPMi °o?»pWiWg.i tq MnL^rta a month ago of the annoyanee^eV wW^at to.byi theVdefeadanf abaun^ the street. He had cautio^edjdefeadant abovt lt'r\ c j' 1": 1 ! i \ "n7"r4 'OT JJetendant was bound over to Iteepo&e peace for 6 months in her own iir«oag< riisances. ■'; : •. r 7«'»omiT Cdutt adjourned. -''rt^vty