RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 15, 4 May 1867, Page 3

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

f (Before Charles Broad, Esq., R.M.) Friday, W7. Assaulting Police, st.~ John Mullins, charged with the above offence, at the Casino de Venice, on Monday last, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment with hard labor. Patrick Leach, for a similar offence at the same time and place, was sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment with ' a disturbance at the Casino on Monday night, was / fined 4>)s. John Sl itterv, on a similar charge. / wis dismissed, the ca e not be ing proved. ' O'tsfrHciivtj thr P,'ic.\~Tli mis Fitzpatrick, | ch rgvd with" t'iis offence, was fine.l LlO. Riotous Conduct.—Thomas Rodgers. charged L f with creating a disturbance at the Casino del Venice, on Wedae diy night last, was lined 405., which having failed to psiy, he was imprisoned | | for three days with hard lai>or. L Vuqranctj.—Thoma* Cummings, who was k p r ,vod bv the evidence adduced to be an old of- i tender, was sentenced to three month's imprison- j niei.t. with hard lab >r. \ Asw'di —Ryan v. Pic.—Case dismissed. /IwiM/f.—Hrevin v. Sedgwick.--The assault having been fully proved, his worship inflicted aj fine of L 5, together with costs. JJmnkenneFred rick M'Dowell and T. R.; Bennett for this offence were severally lined 205., j or in default 48 hours' imprisonment. Perjury— Clark v Asper.—The information in fir's ease was di-m' -cd. the complainant having failed to prove the cliaig.'. As•riult.rro''l v Brosinan.—ln this case the j pr oe l. l is Worship sentenced the prisoner to one month's imprisonment with hard ; lal«»r. ! B Perjury—Frederick Cc.rro'l, charged with wil-: I ful and corrupt perjury, ''as remanded till the j instant. Twentv-or.e civil ca c vs were disposed of.