RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Evening Star, Issue 4969, 5 February 1879, Page 3

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

(Before J. Batbgato, Esq., R.M.) Brown, Ewing, and Co. v. Maria Stanley. ~ln this case, which was a claim "of L 9 3s lid oh a judgment scmmon3, defendant was ordered to pay the debt forthwith, in default Bix days' imprisonment. Thenuon, Strang, and Co. v. Thomas M*gon.—Defendant' was ordered to pay the amount (L2 6s 2d) forthwith, in default ten data' imprisonment. Wm. O'Connell v. Frederick Cleterr.— This was a judgment summons for L2 0s Id, and a similar order to the previous case was pronounced. In the following cases judgment was given for the plaintiffs by default with costs : Henry Houghton v. John Jackson. L4O (Mr Sinclair for plaintiff); Sargood Son and Ewen v. Timothy Cotter, L6l lis 9d (Mr Kettle for plaintiffs); Heymanson, Low, and Co. v. John Jordan, L9O 8s on a dishonored bill (Mr Callan for plaintiffs); Rt. Cowio v. Findlay Clarke, L 3 15s. Michael Fleming v. Patrick O'Brien.— Claim, L2O damages sustained through the defendant causing and permitting impure matter to flow from his premises to those of the plaintiff. Mr Callan appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Denniston for the defendant.—After hearing the evidence, his Worship reserved judgment. [Lnffc Siting]