RANGIORA.

Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4262, 27 March 1879, Page 3

RANGIORA.

TtnssDAT, Mabch 25. [Before G. D. Mellish, Esq, 8.M., and A./H. Cunningham, Esq., J.P/J - Bsbach op Police Obdina-ncb. —Peter McMahon was charged with having used abusive, threatening, and insulting language | to Charlotte Lyndon. From the evidence of complainant, and a witness, Mrs O'Neil, the ] Bench were quite satisfied that, although the i charge as to threatening language had not i been sustained, there was no doubt that ' accused had used grossly insulting language _ towards complainant, and he was fined £5 < and costs. . Slatishtbb-HOtjbb I<lo2sseb.—Slaughter- < ing licenses were renewed- to Messrs T\ ; Sendaßand George Fisher. j Crra. Oasbs.—James McDowall v P. Faw- i cett, claim '£66* 14s; judgment for plaintiff exparte. B. Hawthorne v P.' Fawcett, claim £34 6s 3d; adjourned for a - fortnight. W. I; Brothers v George Cathy, claim £12s 4d; judgment by default. D. and D. Cameron v J. Dalzell, claim , £20 10s j judgment: for plaintiff exparte. Vaughan and CordnerT S. Wilion, claim £37 2s 104 j adjourned for a fortnight. Same-v William Fawcett, cUim £19 Is 5d ; judgment by cement. Amberley Town Hall Company v George Collier, claim £7 iOs; Mr Gresson for plaintiff, Mr Clark for defendant. This was to recover a balance due on five shares in the above company. Judgment for plaintiff, and costs.