THE COURTS—TO-DAY.

Evening Star, Issue 5592, 9 February 1881, Page 2

THE COURTS—TO-DAY.

. o RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COCKT. {Before W. fc. Simpson, Esq., R.M.) In the following oases judgment was given for plaint: ffc by default:—W. A. Vere v. Hfciiry G.ll*ai, L2 5a Bd, for good* supplied ; Michasl M;»riarty v. Jihn W.li«ra<', L2 10-*, for board and lodging; W. A. Smith v. Daniel }Unnalyno, L 3 0a G.i, for olokheu; Co rgo Nunntrby v. Thomas B.'undell, L2; WilLum Uepburne v. John Gordon, L 27 10s, for commission. Willicm Wynn v. John O'Brien.—Ckim, T. 3 fu, for rent. Mr Micgregov appealed for defendant, who paid L2 5J into Court, and judgment was given for plaintiff, withcut costs, Alexander Brown v, B. C. Calvarley.— Claim, L 69 13d 9J, alleged to be duo for royalty or rent of a sand-pit.—ln this prs-viously-hoard caso His Worship now gave judgment for plaintiff for tne amounk olaimed, with costs, Cjldhmiih's Tra*t«e v. J. A. M'Dermid. —Claim, L3(i la lid, moa«y received by defendant on behalf of plaintiff. This partly-heard case came up again, His Worship deciding against bha nonsuit point raised at tho previous hearing by Mr Mouat, counsel for defendant. The learned counsel thvin proceeded to cintend for tho admission of a set-off on behalf of defendant; but this was opposed by Mr Callan, counsel for plaintiff and after considerable argument lis was mutually agreed that Hi* Worship »hould withhold hie d«ois!on, pending oertaln proceedings in the Bankruptcy Court,