POLICE NEWS.

Thames Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 10244, 9 December 1910, Page 2

POLICE NEWS.

MAGISTRATE'S COURT,

FORTNIGHTLY SITTING,

The usual fortnightly sitting of the Thames Magistrate's Court wias h^ld I this morning before Magistrate Bur-, gess. The 'business* dealt with was asl follows: . ' —-Drunkenness.— -Samuel Jackson charged with being foundV drunk in ; a public pia.cs pleaded guilty and waa fined 20s in default i days' imprisonment. —Breach of 'By-laws.— < A youth, a first, offender, pleaded guilty to bathing in ai public place without proper dress and wasjined 5s with lla costs. —Civil Oases.— Faithful and McConnell v. W. J. Clark.—Judgment for plaintiff by admission, amount £% Is 2d, with 23e oo«Ui.

Jaa. Dykes v. W. J. Olark—Judgment for plaintiff by admission for one item 3s 6d with. cost# 18b.

Johro Readi y. Geo. Smith, cladm for goods supplied to: the value of £)3 10* 6d.—-Judgment <g|iven for plaintiff by default, the amount to be paid within. 14 days in .default.. 7 days', imprisonment. .;...■•

...JRobert Twentyman v. Eirnest Lerert.^—Judgment for plaintiff by • default, amount £9 5s with aqsts 13*.

Robert. Hew. V. W. Kelly, claim for j£3 2s 6d being amount owing.—Judgment, for plaintiff by default; amount t<< bte paid within 2d days in default 7 days' imprisonment.

'Miary Worthington v. Fredwick Worfchington,' claim for £6 6s; being arrears for. maintenance. —An order ■was made for the money to be paid within: six wjeeiksi 'in default otic month's imprison'menit.

: The case John Dtowley v. Thomas McDonald, 'claim for possession o>f v horse was proceeding as we wetnt tc press . "■"'.;