undor fection 131 ot the "Rales of Baoinß," which provided that all objec tions and protests shall be determined by the stewards, whoso decision shall be final j that Bnch decision should be sub ject to appeal to the committee of tie Jockey Club aa to intcrprotat'on of rule?, but not as relates to question of fact; atd that the decision of suoh committee should be absolutely final and not be questioned in any Coutt, It was shown that (he stewards and the committee had dealt with the case in the way provided by the rule. Tlip plaintiff was nonsuited, with toils to defendants Bs, witnesses £1 2a, solicitor's feo £3 3j,— Young v. Thorn ton, claim £16 4a, wages due. Mr Gothard, for defendant, put in a confes sion for £3 14? after the Court had begun to sit, to which Mr Lee, for plaintiff, demurred. The evidence waß very con flicting, and ultimately judgment was Riven for £6 19a, without costs,— Or. Todd v. R, T. Brighouse, claim £19 43 on a dishonored promissory note. Defendant had filed a contra account for £17 and sent a telegram asking for money to pay his passage from Danevirke to the Cnnrt. Plaintiff said he had bad a demand once for 17s, which now was made £17, he mlghlj owe him 7s perhaps, but not more. Asked if he was content to allow £1, be consented, and judgment was given for £18 with costs £1, solicitor (Mr Longhnan) £1 Is. A, Creuer v. Gallagher, judgment summons £5 12s with 8s costs, to be paid forthwith or in defau't 14 days at Napier, The case of Yack Kee e*me np again, Mr Lotighnan appearing for defendant, who said be was willing to marry the girl as soon as he got work. Mr Lee said io was idle now to talk of such a thing, as be had before proposed it through him and then vacillated and wonld agree to nothinp, Mr LoDgbnan said ho was unable to get two sureties, but thought be could get one, and asked that one surety basides Yftck Kee himself be accepted, which was agreed to, with solicitor's fee £1 Is, Aldred Bowden pleaded guilty to using on a letter two one penny stamp 3 that had been previously used. Mr Lougbnan for the prosecution. 