She had made

'nb"''a"ttVmpt' tof dispose of 'the r dress 'Or*" appropriate it to her own* use"' and that in.faet.atithetime.of her arrest the dress was, wrapped: in a parcel, and. she was on' her way to send it to the informant by the- : afternbon train. The witness Keenan had -sworn that a- christening; had been mentioned, and the same witness stated that accussed had arranged with her and. her, husband to go to see some friends on the Tuesday. , , -,. Hi's Worship said he would be sorry, to see a young person like the accused sent to gaol; that it appeared that she had told an untruth for the purpose. ef getting"' the loan, of the -dress, but. that, she might hot have intended fe'o keep it.' '"' Theresas some 'doubt and he would J give her the benefit of it. He hoped the trouble she had got; into -would! be warning to her.— Case dismissed. - ... Gilroy v. Kerr. --Claim, L15.453d for goods sold. , and rent of smithy. Mr, D...> Stewart_forplaintifF,' t an'd Mr'D. Reid for defendant. ' The "case - , which was heard s iast/ Court day, -was concluded.' '. Judgment for plaintiff, for amount claimed, .and. L 2 .cos.ts,.,. , Wilson v.- Gqrham. — Fraud summons. 'Mr,D. t Stewart for, plaintiff, Mr D. Reid for' defendant. .Defendant swore' that he had been five mbhths employed on' the river protection 'works, 'and had been .five ■weeks employed at *the:new- bridge, but he. had never enough money to: pay the whole ;of thei judgment.  ; , His. Worship *;said* it-*.was : necessary to prove that defendant -had, since judgment was recovered, enough money to, pay the whole, of the, judgment. — Summons dis missed. "' -.---' --'Jenkins v. Daniel.— Claim, Ll7 ss -, amount due on a promissory note. Mr D. Stewart foi* plaintiff, Mr Reid for de fendant. Mr Reid raised the objection that as the plaintiff- resided out of the colony the summons should have been taken out in the name of Cecilia Jenkins as attorney for plaintiff. ' Mr Stewart replied to the objection, and his Worship adjourned the case to look into the point. Peter Kelly, v; The Colonial Bank. — Claim, L2O, money lent. Mr D.- Reid for plaintiff, Mr D. 