William Percivnl deposed that ho know the defendant, who had been employed by him. He would have earned between £2 and £3 per week during that time. Sub-Inspector Pardy said he had known tho defendant for some time, and was surprised to see him brought up on this charge. Too much liquor was the cause. The defendaut said that he left his home because it was uncomfortable. He had never had a minutes' peace at home iv an evening after he had dove work.
The Magistrate ordered the defendant to pay Gs per week towards the support of his wife, and also to bo imprisoned for fourteen days.
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.— This Day.
(Before J. E, Mac Donald Esq., I{.M.) JUDGMENTS FOR PLAINTIFFS.
