tuoi b i(Before Dry Giles} R.M.:)' H byio-M i Drunkenness. —-Gharles^.uaidand'Norman fc Henderson were fined!los and-' costs} or-48rf hours' imprisonment?? far-Hhis'' offence. ~j' 'Threesfirst; difendtirfe-iwefe; mulcted in-tbia; * usual fine,r or in default- 24-hours' imprison- ? ment. "!- • ■■•■ j tliiv," nanu "iinob-^'tih a I'jTJe An- Illegitimate.*—David Wright)' was ■■ charged with refusing'to provide'*for the ;; support of his illegitiniate'child, of ?which >\ Alwin Muller iabhe'mbther.'—This was an • adjourned case, to 'allow*evidence?to; be"? obtained from Wellington.— The defendant -f did not:appear.—Mr Baume stated that hei was unnble to getaway from hisemployment,'' but he now admitted writing the letter: to -i. complainant read in CourtHac the last hear-' ing. Mr Baume aßked that the case might) 'i be adjourned till Monday-next.—Dr. Giles said that-he^ would adjourn :the.'case till- Monday next, bufc only to enable evidence^ to be' brought as to'sdefendant's means. ■ The case was adjourned accordingly. -• •Domestic TROUBLEk 'i— William • Knapp was charged that1 on < the 2nd' June he did* threaten to strike'^ Elizabeth l£napp, and* that he be ordereds to find sureties to keep-' the peace.—The defendant did' not appear; * —Complainant stated-' that she lived; at Brighton, Parnell. ■ Her-husband came tds her door and asked to be allowed inside the.! house. She refused; fas; he was filthy in his habits,' and :she told- him'*;to' "go (oufii in the shed'and sleepj there!-' 'He theh£ threatened to strike ' -her. — Dr. .Giles asked complainant i "what'- she! meant by 4 her husband being:n'fthy in his habits,'aa*) he wanted to know Bomething more definite.'^ Complainant merely repeated that her hus-^ band was ■ filthy in'lliis habits.:-^D'r."Gile3^ said that he must have some other evidence!;" He could nob ordeha* manto u'nd sureties to prevent" him' goih'g unto■; his'own ihouse^i It was;out of- the 'altogether.—No f order was, therefore, nlade;-.J'i:? :■• :- ■ .; 01 1' Adjourned. —On the application of Mr T. Cotter, a ch!arge'against:iMichael Keville for and beating Sarah • Jane Nevilie'-was ■adjourneditilL the 14th June. ■*" * Rivall «Bus' Drivers;— Samuel Martin was charged that :6n r; the -3rd June,' a'fc Devonpprt,;i he did unlawfully assault and beat Charles Brown. ißrassey appeared for the I>ebmpliiinaht,?,and Mr; Napier for.the! defendant.-^-ChasJ Brow.a,sthe complairiantii deposed-that he wasia driver for MrQuick, and the defendant,was in-the employ of Mrs Davis. 