,fos three months for nothiitg,~ in consideration "of put ting them id' lepair. Jlt was then to bo 15s. a week. I never gave over possession, o£ the stables to Mr. Hancock. I made everything over to Mr. Higgins Cross-examined by Mr. Meriiman: My term of three mouths had not expired when Higgiugs took possession. I never had possession of those stables since they weie, handed over to Higgingt. Higgings has' told,me that he has sued Hancock for the hue of horses out of these very stables in his own name. Ho has never told me ihe xesult. I won't swear that he has not told me. Cioss examined by Mr. Wynn : I never leceived any notice to quit. Judgment defened until next coiut day.
COTTKR Y. WYLIE. Mr. Beveridge, for defendant, confessed judgment to pay the money in two weekly instalments. WITjIiIS Y. HAKDCASTLE. Claim for wages, £7, for woik done on board the 'Maid of Kent.' Defendant did not appear. Judgment for plaintiff, £7,

STAPrVN Y. HOAGHKif. " Claim for 155., for work done. Judgment for plaintiff, 3s. Del.
OIIiBERD Y. MORAE. Claim for £3 9s. (jd. for goods delivered. Defendant did not appear. Judgment for plaintiff.
OWEN AND FENDELOW Y. PILZ. This was an action to recover tho sum of £7 4s. 9d. for goods dehveied. Defendant pleaded that his house was burnt down, and at the end of six months he could pay six shillings a week. The defendant wns gianted tlnee months. OWrS AND FCNDELOW Y. JCORtiCY. Ol.iim for £5 13s Id. foi goods deliveied. Defendant confessed judgment.
