THE COURTS.-TO-DAY.
CttY POLICE COURT.
(Before C. G. Graham. Esq., 8.M.) Druhkehhess. —Alex. Milhe, described afc an old ag3 pensioner, Was fined IDs, it being Lis seventh conviction; and Bridget Diggs was fined ss. John B. jDaleiel beiusr called' lipon; Mr Phillips reported that the hian Was still too 5U to appear, and a remand lintil Friday next was granted: MiA.. S. Adams, acting on behalf of one of Dal&iel's ffiefcds, applied to have Dalztei medically examined, With a view to his jhcafoetatibn in the Inebriates' Some, and His Worship promised to consider tie application When the case came up again. A Boy Whipped for Theft.—James Moir 5 thirteen. yeafiS.of agfe, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a- pair of ritobite from the railway fetation yesterday? and on a further charge against Mitt, his younger brother Charles, and two btlier small botfs Of Stealing £4 196 £d from- the Westevan Church gymnasium, the two Moirs also pleaded guilty,, whil&t the other boys, defended by Sir Emslie, pleadfed not gtiilty,—jfcmes Moif was found/guilty, and ordered to receive sii strokes with a birch, rod> Charles Moii 1 was convicted and discharged ' the others Weffe acquitted. ° '
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Evening Star, Issue 11700, 4 October 1902, Page 4
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194THE COURTS.-TO-DAY. Evening Star, Issue 11700, 4 October 1902, Page 4
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