MAGISTRATES COURT OXFORD.
. Before Bishop Esqr. R. M., : and Messrs Parish and Whyte J. P. Harry Simpson was charged under the Cumpulsory Clause of Education Act, with neglecting to send his children to School. The Chairman appeared to prosecute and an order was made against Defendent. Thomas Lynskey v. Pat. Golden. Claim £3 8s 6d Judgement by default. W. Munn v. J. M'Carthy, Claim £1 5s Judgement by default. W, Munn v. George Nell, Plaintiff had received by cheque the amount claimed less the expenses. Judgement for expenses £1 2s. F. A. Waterman v. Herbert Brown Summons not having been served three clear days before hearing, His Worship had no power to deal with the case. " John Fisher v. W. J. Jones, Claim £3 Is Defendent offered Ten Shillings a week which Plaintiff refused, Judgemens for Plaintiff. The Court then adjourned for a month.
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Oxford Observer, Volume V, Issue V, 16 June 1894, Page 3
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