RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
(Before G. G. FitzGerald, Esq., R.M.) Tuesday, August 20.
TiABCENY. — John Carbarry and Theodore Mowbray, charged with stealing a case containing fifty-two dozen eggs, the property of Mr Gawne, Eevell street, were brought up on remand. Mr Rees, for the prisoners, 'called Mr George Ingles, of the City Theatre, who deposed that the prisoner Mowbray had been in his employ. He had always found him to be industrious and honest. His Worship remarked that the evidence had clearly established the fact that the prisoner Carbarry had stolen the eggs, and that the prisoner Mowbray had participated in the crime by dividing the proceeds of the stolen property. His Worship sentenced them to one month's imprisonment with hard labor.
Breach op Destitute Pebsons Belief Ob din ance. — The information (adjourned from the 19th inßt.) laid under this Ordinance by Sarah King, against her husband, William Henry King, was dismissed.
CIVIL CABBS. Some forty or fifty civil oases for small debts were disposed of to-day. With one or two exceptions judgment was either allowed to go by default, or the awes were dismissed tor non-appearance, tf2& 0 "^ m ***
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West Coast Times, Issue 595, 21 August 1867, Page 3
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189RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. West Coast Times, Issue 595, 21 August 1867, Page 3
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