HBH 1890 June 11 Court Page 3 R.M.Court-Tuesday June 10 Before Mr G A PREECE R.M DRUNKENNESS Henry LAUNDY-Magistrate remarked that some time ago an order was made for defendant to provide for his wife and family and if after enquiries made that he was not complying with order of surety he could be forced to do so. Michael FOLEY and Michael DALY- each fined 5s and costs VAGRANCY A young man named Hugh Mc DONALD who according to police stayed in a brothel, being supported by vicious women. His Worship, after characterising such conduct in severe terms, sentenced defendant to two months' hard labor. A BAD MEMORY A man charged under the name of Mortimer BLACKWOOD was asked to explain why he was found at night in an outhouse on premises occupied by Mr HOWSE. Defendant admitted that he was guilty of being in the outhouse but had an indistinct recollection of how he got there. CIVIL CASES Richard Mant MILLER v S. G. RADFORD MORETON v CRESSWELL Judgment for plaintiff in each of the following cases: - SPRINGFIELD v Ethel THOMPSON BLYTHE and Co v HOLLINS BROUGHTON v G W SMITH WILSON v C R STEVENS DEAN v W BLACK (Hastings)