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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4204, 18 January 1879, Page 5 (Supplement)

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WSDSKBDAYfjA.WASY 15. [Before 0. Wlutefobrd, Esq., R M., and W. : J. Gk Bluett, E»q, J.P.] . , Oaxtib TSespabs Obdihakob. —0. Oamp'bell, for being the-owner of one horse found tethered on the road, fired 20s, and for bating one horse at large was fined 10a. W. J. Q-. Bltiettj'for penuitting eerenty-five ewes to wander at large on the public thoroughfare was fined lOe. Pat. MoEredy, for allowing two cows to wander at large, wue fined V> 4 - __ . _

; Ecbup Wobks Act.—David MoOlelland, charged by the police with allowing two heifers to stroll on the Bacecourse and Southbridge railway, was fined 20s.

: Labobhy.—-Esther Carr was charged by Mary Boyle with larceny. The ease was again ad jonrned, the complainant being absent. ClTtti CASES, —Thomas Longstaff v Albert Davis, claim £13 lis. The defendant put in a set-off of £13 4s.' The plaintiff not appearing, judgment was given for .the 7s. Plaintiff to pay .costs and expenses, £3 12s 3d. B. T. Jeffrey v T. Thompson, claim £27 13s 6d; judgment for. plaintiff and costs. E. Browning v M. Devery, claim, £10 17s 4d ; judgment for plaintiff with -costs. 'Jt?. Brown- . tng v" James Dickey,, a disputed account, adjourned for production of accounts' by> plaintiffs-defendant's expenses were allowed. W. D. Lawrence yP.Molyedy,-claim £16, $ damage sustained by trespass of defendant's•' horses, cattle, and pigs on Standing oropsand stooks; judgment for] plaintiff by default. SayersvX. Owens, claim 20s, money lent; plaintiff not appearing, case was dismissed.