RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT, WELLINGTON.
Thursday, 27th Novembeb. [Before Henry St. Hill, Esq., R.M.] M-Laren v. Stickles— Debt £1 19s 3d ; judgment for amount and costs* M'Laren v. Edwards—Debt 14s 6d — Judgment exparte for amount and costs. Groube v, Greer—Debt £2 12s ; ad. journed sine die, plaintiff being ill, Morrison v. Bird — Debt £11 ss; judgment for ss, costs 15s. Armstrong v, M'Donnell — Debt £<L os ; parties called, no appearance. Moon v. Brooking — Debt £3 10s; judgment by consent for amount and costs. Tom v. Angell — Assault ; adjourned for further hearing to the 2nd December. Baines— Drunkenness; reprimanded and discharged. O'Neil — Drunkenness ; reprimanded and discharged. Calaghan — Drunkenness, and using obscene language in the public streets. Fbiday, 28th Novembeb. Slarks — Drunkenness; reprimanded and discharged. Barber v. Moore — Debt £1. 7s; (adjd. case), judgment for 9s 3id, and costs. Carson v. Pole— Debt £15 l£a 2d ; adjourned to lath December, for return of the s.s. Queen. Leys v. Adams — Absent without leave from brig Tyra, Eegina v. Henry — Stabbing with iutent to murder Remanded for further examination to 4th Dec. Saturday, 29th Novembeb. Sabiston v. M'Kinnon— Debt £17 16s 8d ; seam&*£B ?li!£Sf s f ,S2}mmni£minmi$ lita P ai< * intn
Pape and Minchin were fined ss. each for drunkenness. Slarks — Drunkenness; fined 20s, in default committed for seven days, Shaper — Drunkenness ; fined 20s, Scott v. Jones — Desertion from the brig Tyra ; discharged on uon-ap-pearance of plaintiff or his agent. Tuesday, 2nd December. Te Toru v. Angell — Assault; fined 10s, costs £1 Bs. Noble v. Noble — Assault; defendant not n attendance; warranted issued. HUTT. Wednesday, 3rd December. Braithwaite v. Mabey — Debt £9 15s and interest ; judgment by consent for amount and costs 16s. Jackson v. Taylor — Debt £± 17s 6d ; judgment for £4 17s 6d, and costs 7s. Medlyn v. Acourt — Debt .£3 18s; judgment for defendant with costs 9s. WELLINGTON. Thursday, 4th December. Light v. Toomath — Debt £l 4s; judgment for amount without costs. Morgan v. Watt — Debt .£3 12s ; summons not served. Pickett v. Grant — Debt £9 6s 8d ; withdrawn. Baker v. Moore — I Debt JOs; summons not served. Cameron v. Philips — Damages £10 ; adjourned by consent to Tuesday, the 9th. Hollister v. Hstings — Assault; settled out of Court. Regiua v. Henry — Feloniously cutting and wounding with intent to murder : remanded to 10th instant. Woodcock v. Brown — Breach of Merchant Seamans' Act ; plaintiff called ;no appearance. Noble v. Noble — Assault; apprehended: charge dismissed, not attending to summons, no costs charged. Friday, 6th December. Murphy v. Stuart and Law—Furious riding through the streets ; fined Is and costs 2s each.
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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1801, 6 December 1862, Page 3
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