MAGISTERIAL.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5584, 17 January 1879, Page 7

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CHRISTCHURCH. (Before C. Whitefoord, Esq., R.M.) Tcesdat, Jan. 7. Civil Cases. —City Council of Christchurch t. J. Martin, claim £3 3s 4d ; judgment for plaintiff, and costs 10s.—Dr D. Campbell t. J. M'llroy, claim £3 16s ; judgment for plaintiff, and costs 11s.—Same r J. Murphy, claim £1 7s 6d; judgment for plaintiff and costs 9s.—Same v. M. Robson, claim £2 7s ; judgment for plaintiff, and costs 9s. —Same r. J. Fuller, claim £3 17s 6d ; judgment for plaintiff, and costs 9s.—Same v. T. B. Lowe, claim £1 Is j judgment for plaintiff, and costs 9s.—J. Clarke and Son y. C. White, claim £l4 3s 6d ; judgment by default, and costs 32s.—J. Sandford v. H. Hope claim £l4 14s ; judgment for plaintiff, and costs 235.- City Council of Christchurch v. S. Cohen, claim £5 15s ; judgment by default, and costs 13s. —Same v. W. Gimblett, claim £4 15s lOd ; judgment by default, and costs 9s.—Same r. 11. Toorncr, claim £l6 5s lOd ; judgment by default, and costa 19s.—Same r. W. J. Messenger, claim £6 14s 2d ; judgment by default, and costs 13s.

Wednesday, Jan. 8. (Before G, L. Mellish, Esq., E.M.) Civil Cases.— J. M'Qregor v.N.Bcnnison, claim £7 9s j judgment by default, and costs 26s.—F. B. Passmore t. J, M, Hey wood and ffra, Day, claim £SO; judgment for defendants, costs 38s, solicitors fee £3 3s. Mr J. Uarper for plaintiff, Mr Nalder for defendants.—Haroand and Co. v. W. Emmerson, churn £2llßs Cd ; judgment by default, and cost* 265.—8. Clarke v. J, Booth, claim £23 7b i judgment by default, and costs 25s. —T. and G. Pavitt t. W. Bcnnison, claim £SO; judgment by default, and costs 38s. —Langdown and Co. v. G. Cannon, claim £3O 6s 2cl; judgment by default for £ls 6* 2d, and costs 25*.—J, Hayes v. W. Goodwin, claim £9 10s 8d j judgment for amount tendered, 12s, and costs 27*. Mr Bamford for plaintiff, Mr Neck for defendant. —Vincent and Co. v. A. Hamilton, claim £35 j judgment by default, and costa 255.

Thursday, Jan. fl. (Before O, L. Hellish, Esq-, 8.M.) Civil Cases.— E. George v. Samuel M'llroy and Samuel Walker, claim £l9 15s ; judgment for plaintiff, and costs BOa, solic** tor’s fee £2 2s. Mr Izard for plaintiff, Mr Neck for defendant,—Gianville and Co. v. A. W. Beer, claim £l} judgment by default, end costs 18s.—Ligbtband, Allan and Co. v. B. I*. Ekberg, claim £lB 16s 6d j judgment by default, and cost* 19s.—S. Cohen v. J. Jindlay, claim £4 18s Cd t judgment by dofault, and costs 9s.—B. Bussell v, E. Beipor, claim £6 10* 4d j judgment for plaintiff for £2 11s 7d, and costs 13s. Mr Neck for defendant. Tuesday, Jan. HCivil Cases.— T. Green v. A. DonwcU. claim £BO 8s 4d j juagment for costs 38s, solicitors fee £3 3s, ance in Dunedin £2 2s. Hr O Connell for plaintiff.—B. Beattie r. H- ™ judgment for plaintiff, and «)ste 2ls. D. Schwamm v. C.Xango, claim £lO 5 j 6 .. . for plaintiff, and costs Bs, witness tor’s fee £1 Is. Mr Thomas for PontiffW. Atkinson t. C. H. 11*86"' c Jt l pkintiff nonsuitcd. cost» 5». J£ m ® ntfop t. W. Wilson, claim £119" •*“» 1“ » v p plaintiff, and costs ss.— Mrs U. D 5 • Wilstow, alias Leslie, chum £*J judgment for plaintiff, and costs 6s. Wednesday, JanCivil Cases.— Proprietors o * Time* t. J. Holmes, claim £2O6*W , juo^ ment by default, and costs 2- ■ ta ./Bridget W*b, d-‘ SiTSS: SrTltt-i

and costs, 8s; solicitor’s fee, £IIs ; Mr Izard for plaintiff, Mr Joyce for defendant.

KAIAPOT. Thursday, Jan. 10. (Before C. Dudley, Emj.) DnrNK AND DISOHDKRLY, AND OBSTRUCTiso Tim I’OLlCß. —William Chapman was charged with tliis offence, and fined 10s for being drunk, 5s for resisting the constable, and the costs of the Court. OXFORD. Wednesday, Jan. 15. (Before Caleb Whilcfoord, Esq., H.M., D. gladden, and J. R. Gorton, Esq ) Drunkenness. — R. S. Darlcy, charged with having been drunk, was fined 10s and costs. Cattle Trespass. —P. Leurs, James Fishor, and John Mullin were each fined 5s and costs for allowing cattle to wander at largo. Geo. Gibbs and Win. Comyns for a similar offence were discharged with a caution. Slaughterhouse Licenses. —B. Dench, Q. E. Weylandt, and T. B. Howsqn wore granted slaughterhouse licenses for their yards in Oxford, and Howson a second license for his yards at tho Cust. ■Civil Cask.—Walsh v. Gibbs, claim £4 15s ; judgment for £3 10s 6d. Indkont Assault.— George M. Titmus was brought up charged on two informations laid by William Peter Laurence and Charles MTntosh, boys of the ages of 14 and 16 years respectively, with offences of this description. Tho Bench after taking depositions of prosecutors and other witness (which are not fit for publication), remanded tho prisoner for 8 days.