RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Hamilton, Tuesday, April 6. (Before W. N. Searancke, Esq., R.M., and R. W. Hammond, Esq., J.P.)

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RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Hamilton, Tuesday, April 6. (Before W. N. Searancke, Esq., R.M., and R. W. Hammond, Esq., J.P.)

McPflßßSoNV.Sarirxi.—This «as an action for aaiault. Mr Leavv appeared for defendant. The case was dismissed.

,° i'r\ J" UHlray -— A*«»ny of a bull calf. Messrs Learr and Madden appeared for the defence. Mr Jolly conducted the case. After hearing the evidence the Bouch dooidtd that there was not a prima fade caie made out, and the prisoner was discharged. When the prisoner was discharged an attempt at a demonstration wai made by the public in Court, which wai immediately iuppressfid, , .

tr tut t ~ Wednesday, April 7YlAloy t. McrNTOsp.-Claim £3 4s 6d, for goods ordered to be made and delivered. Mr Lpary for plaintiff, and MiMadden for defendant. Judgmert for plaintiff, with full coits.

Cox v. Doughs Bhothrbs.— Thii was an action for £20 for consideration of threo iteeri purchased at the public pound, Hamilton. Mr Leary appeared for defendant! An application wai made by Mr Morris for an adjournment on behalf of Mr Oox. The Magistrate decided that he could not entertain an application bj a third party. The caio was sfcrurk out with full costs to defendants

Walker v. Potteb.— Claim £4, the value of a •addle loit from the punk, Hamilton, by the alleged neglect of defendant. Mr Leary for plainhff, Mr Madden for defendant. Judgment deferred till next court day. This concluded the business.