Defended Cases. SPRINGAiL Y. FORD. Mr. J. B. Russell for plaintiff; Mr. MacCormick for defendant. Claim, £19, for hating taken possession of some goods belonging to Henry Kemp, for whom Mr. Springall acted as agent. After some discussion, it was agreed to adjourn the case for a week, the money to be lodged m the Court. ,

PINCHING Y. J. NORTON. Mr. MacCormick for plaintiff; Mr. J. B. Russell for defendant. Claim, £9 6s. 6d., for medical attendance. Mr. Russell said a detailed account had not been furnished. He believed many of th« visits were friendly visits, and many were paid when the door of defendant's house was locked. The case was adjourned.
PINCHING Y. CARB. Mr. MacCormick for plaintiff. Claim, 139. 6d., for medical attendance. Plaintiff deposed that he visited the defendant at the request of his partner. Defendant was in a state of delirium tremens, and did not know that he was called in. Defendant denied that he had ever employed plaintiff. Judgment was given for plaintiff.
