RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Press, Volume XII, Issue 1580, 29 November 1867, Page 2

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

CffBiSTOHr/BCH—-November 23. [Before C. C. Bowen, Esq., B.M.] T- 0. Hullins was charged on remand with allowing an unlicensed person to drive in his cab. His Worship dismissed the ca3e. W. Dunn appeared for a similar offence, and after evidence had been taken, this case was also dismissed. 11. A, Davis and J, 8, Raphael appeared to answer a charge of using violent language to II Bunks. I Plaintiff said defendants mado use of violent language to him in Matson's store, and on his remonstrating with them they repealed tlie offensive language. Davis said he would do for him. Plaintiff called several witnesses in support of his complaint. Defendants denied using violent and called John Parker, who Baid he was present when the altercation took place. He heard Banks say that d——d Jews wanted it all their own way. By Davis—l did not hear you insult Banks previous to his using that expression. Other evidence was given on behalf of defendants. His Worship said it waa clear even from the evidence of his own wituessesa that plaintiff was the first to use offensive language. He ahould dismiss the case. Three little boys, named Kelson Smith* Edward Smith, and Charles Delion, were brought up charged with wilfully damaging -

wivateproperty! another boy named George fcnith-aljo implicated in The offence, did not ear From the evidence it that ! P ho«se-situated at Avonside had br-n injured, «bout a doz?n panes of gla*s having been ■ashed besides fittings in the kitchen beina aestroved, and other damage done. Hi* Worship adjourned the case for a week, for X e production of the defendant, George Smith ■Partridge *>• Bonnday—This case had been niourned. Judgment was given for plaintiff for amount claimed. "Morton v. Oswald—Claim for rent. The cue wu adjourned for a week. Bailey *'• Heltnore —Claim for cement. The defence in this case was that a of ceropnt •applied by plaintiff -jvtis not full. Judgment wa? given for defendant.