RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1391, 25 April 1865, Page 5

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

CHRISTCHURCH.—Saturday, Apvlil 22. (Before C. C. Bo wen, Esq., R.M.) irPf^" KK AVL> Disori>eblt.~Henry Bond was fined 10s fur this offence. In default, he was locked up w L J 4 hours. It appeared that the prisoner had reoi verv violent, antl had resisted the constable who "M arrtstfcd him

ro ! r> Mosdat, APRIL 24. (Before C. C. Bowen, Esq, U.M., A. Lean, Esq., and E. Jollie, Esq., J.P.'s.) Ui-ctKY—Peter MCallum was charged with 'f Un r tlie fo!,ow »»g circumstance#. It api evidence of the apprehending ]«v a 'i 1 l ' ie prisoner was arrested as he was u . b ' lO P ' J f Mr. Bonninsrton, and the stolen , was found in his possession. Charles J.ZITS Bl , atfcJ : 0n last the prisoner Hf. r. m') . I "' n^ton ' B shop and bought a book. Hf-t i, i"' * ara ass^stant to Mr. Bonnington. viniHi° v a out °* S which had preuv. f, * frn '>" ,n 8 on the counter. I told him to Doliit. a ! ' rfcrmes • ' ie refused to do so, I called a K!, 8n Bn< ! Kave him into custody. Edwurd thf tiri a ' n a "'f !ar,t ßonnington's shop. I saw j it iff I* 0 "" t,ie the counter and put I ' '^ 118 was 00 Saturday last, j hisM i / 0 *, lth ,he n * took the book out of ! thf. . fct an J replaced it on the counter. I knew that "[' a, 'fT nt the books, and I saw at once declirif!!''. , bwn tampered with. The prisoner I't l * ie w *tnesses any questions, and liijj . he n< > knowledge of the affair, that t!„. • that the Bench were satisfied tliat lif. J' n n n i er ,iad l>et,n B 1 " 11 / of the theft, and merit u ;,? , ,ei, tenced to three weeks' impri&onanri L,; labour. Amt quantity of books prisoner wa .® foun( * ln t ' ie possession of the larcwiv '/F a ', MKt w,lom tsir *re was another charge of K ' * ~th not proceeded with. iias fr;./,',.. 1f KKE Grainger, who w as h,IT y fl ! a,l f. lltr appearancebefore the Bench, trident*Vf * offence. It appeared from the * n the J,.i.' trK<^ nt ams that the prisoner had, most riiL, e , n<x ' , Bevm ' persons, made use of the that the r!:' nJf I l ' B Worship observed B »"iiar <fF SOntr r 1011 cen convicted of a civil tc.nt'n. 09 -' \ l Be , fcmed tl, at she could not keep el,t w, 'u!(i b,. 'n d ' -° n the present charge in'lifW,,,., . ' flie P"*orier, with the utmost the (C; ' threw a£l on the table, and left

The • boll. would M^ istrat e stated that the Bench 11 1 ,, Wlth . objections to the say ti f, t Ko! . , ttß , submitted. He wished to "'jCitii'., '"* n "*< in p™ M«*. aasißktvi Ull ,i' °I ,en t0 fln y person who liad been Council on tiw; . s , tate Injections to it. Tlie City 8w "(i r/orii, ' « ""I I '' wlH,ife(J to take objection to r, rt( . (J n,',, ' e wwessment. The assessors in oonL'r, •/ . r ' h(i ' tts one of them, stated arrived at ilu.„ "li Wll l l the dtiC ' ision previously ass, ' Si nu:iit ■ ti!, t j" f sornt * alterations in the t '°" ( »f sum* i.l ' 6 a Auction inthevaluatl,e cultivated lan! 6 pro J' ertieß - Tl,e y had valued ptr atiiuirn and ?i 8 '< as gardens, &c., at £20 annum. t'iJ ~i e uncult ivated lands at £10 per assessors reifivl?! Wa V l ! ,en <»nsi<lered, and the ti.e a i t _^ tr , n ? l ? SIOD * ro,n the Bench to ==-— na w hich they pointed out.

}>c ' ( 'n (li.iwtverwl T * ne ® 8 ' u>* said, has at length Feature of the i ton ? 18t8 in lowering the temand an i n dij riill rt ' B u° n by the application of of whic-ti ,K - er tias been invented' by ?ach region 0 f .."J'! 6 13 k ept in contact with ! c <i feeing preventpd f. V!, 1 ? upper portion of the proceeds and thl'™ L lnK (lown ttß »«eU?l08*I as to prevent ti m ° Uth bein B 30 effectually lc enieit s , i; a( . h h M Wat^ r from escaping as the tl >at for the pasga* J w in bout tw ° hours, ? n * suffice,; betwem Dover and Ca,ais artJ r . Newhaven and Dieppe three > The resS cf ! „ etWee, l Dover anS Ostend !f, ow tl'at the effect of .^ Perime J ntS 18 declft ' cd to 411 UD pleagant symptom? >» to destroy