POLICE COURT.-This Day.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 5467, 27 January 1885, Page 2

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Beforo Messrs Jatnos Babor and F. G. Clajton, Justices.)

"Going. Going."—Bercard Knnan was charged with misbehaving himsolf in tho mart of an auctioneer on the 27th lnst.—Mr K. Coopor, in dofoncc. ulouded not Kuilty, and asked for a remand.— Romandod until Monday—bail, £10. on prisoner's recognisances. A BEVKHit Assault.—Samuel Brydon was oharsed on summona with assaulting and beminß Wm. Hodßeon on the 2.'nd inst—Mr Napiar appeared for the informant, and Mr S. Hoskoth in defence—Mr Hcskoth said that tbe assault was commute i undor provoking circumstances, andiUr Hrydon.no aoub*, had committed tho assiult. Mo now roKrotted it and was willinpt to pay fur medical attendance, and all costs.—Tho charge wus withdrawn upon defendant paying of costs;, .-03 3s. (Bpforp H. G, Seth Smith, Esq., R.M.) At.LKOijD Hfonrjpji.—William Sboohan Avas again brought up on a charge of havinc; wilfully murdered his mother, brpt)>er, B||fl sistor, on the 27th October, 1877, at Castlotownrocho, County of Cork, Ireland.—Mr Superintendent. Thomson said In this caso ho must ask for anotlior re mand. Since thn last appearance of accusod, he had wired to Wollineton for dofinito inntructions, and had rccoived a telegram from Colonel Boador, stating that a cable had been received from Lord Derby, informing him that an officer bud loft England for New Zealand by the Bimutaki. and was shortly expected.—Mr Naptor said he would offer no objection to the remand, which was granted until Monday, This was oil the business.