Friday, July 6.

Grey River Argus, Issue 76, 7 July 1866, Page 3

Friday, July 6.

"*' (Before W. H. Revell, E8q..,.8.it)' OpipEKCES AGAINST THE LIOEKSING ObDIjfANCE. —Alexander Munro, Daniel Sheedy, jind ';•■ Robert Lynch, publicans, were! each fined's3 for having nemected to keep lamps burning over the doors of their licensed housep. For a similar offence A. I. Bar-, ringtori, of the Canterbury Hotel, was fined LI, as he did not appear. . ' Drunk and DispRDERLY.—John Sullivan, charged with, haying been drunk and dis-: . orderly, was fined 10aor 48 hours', imprisonment. *W. H. Harney, for an act of indecency on the public footpath, was fined LI. '• Smith and Steve Cattle were charged *** with fighting on the footpath in RichmondQuay. It was stated that they were fighting fon some time in the Boatman's Arms Hotel,; and they rolled out on to the footpath, where they were taken in charge by the police. ;1 They were each tiaed LI, and the police were -i,,.. ordered to caution the keeper of the Hotel io%txuA to permit such disorderly conduct in his $£- house. , ' " - «* Assault.—John Buckley was charged •^V with having assaulted Peter Purseli on Tuesi v. day evening. The complainant is a draper, "\ and the defendant, it appeared, came into ; -" Ma shop asking for a shirt, and saying that i^■;..••.' he would pay for it in themorning. The com:^^plainant refused to give it on these condi- ' lotions, when the defendant began to use :4^|jibusive language, and he was put out of the P||i|lfbp. He then struck at the complainant, kicked him on the leg. The defendant : 2|^^^d he was in liquor at the time and knew ' T^^^wbhing about the affair. He was fined L 2. sf^^Pfienry Gregory v. Thomas Jolliff.-r-These: ■oJ3mijirtieß did not appear, and the case was dis-

i^^K T^ ere was only one case set down for hearin the Warden's Court on Friday. ;This Kerr and party v. Sutherland and party, |p but as the parties did not appear, the case was dismissed.