POLICE COURT.—Thursday.

New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1313, 31 January 1868, Page 4

POLICE COURT.—Thursday.

(Before Thos. Beckhatu. Esq., K.M.) nUTJNKENXE-3. John Daniel (first oifemie), wa3 fined 5a and the cost?, with 24 hours in'default. John McDermot (third offeree), w.ia fined 20s anU the costs, with 4S hours in default, and seven days additional. LAKCENY. Frederick Doran. and John Williams were brought Up, charged with having, on tfri 29ch January, stolen from on'board !lie schooner Hercules, a oarpot bag containing; ii suit of bkok clothes, value £1. Prisoners plunded not Ruilty. Ei» Worship remanded the priso.nars until tJ-day. THE UWE BOBB3BY IK' TICTOHIA-STREEI. S. IC. U'JJell. on ih,-informali"n of Mr Newbold, wai charged "with, stealing from the dwelling hniee of J. N. Newb'old, Tiotoria-etreet, a box containing about £90 in goW, £5 or £G in £1 note-, about £G or in ailTer, an 1.0. U. from TowuJfjtfor £d, gold wedding ring ralae 55., gold keeper value 4* , and a filler pipe value Is., of the the totil value of übout £120. Mr. Wjnff appeared for the proseeiitioo.; Mr. Joy and Mr. Bu<sell for the defence. His Wcrahip suid the cae« would liave to stand over until Friday. Mr. Wyan said there was another person implicated in the robtefy, anVwho had bsen " eent for." Perhajie it would bo advisable to ro-.UMcd the case until Monday. r Hie Wor3tsip: Very good, remand the case until Monday. Mr. Joy'applied that the prisoner might he admitted to hail. '■'"'. Hie Worship eaid ho would fix the amount of bail (luring the course :bfthe day. : Prisoner : I wish to say a few words. I wish to eay I do ngt denire to leave the place. Hi* Worship : That will be taken care of. Prisoner: I mem I do not. wish to go out on bail. His Worship: Very gooii then, that is sm end of the matter, jou stand rumiindmi until Monday. This concluded the police business.