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BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' COURT. I MONDAY, APRIL 11TH. I Before Alderman W. F. Samuel, in the chair T. C. Jones, Esq., and E. M. Jones, Esq. ROUGH OF CATS. I Inspector Hampshire, of the R.S.P.C. A., summoned Hr3 Williams for having placed poisoned meat, by which three -ats lost their lives. Mr Hopley Pierce, who appeared ior the delence, admitted the case and said his client had had the meat, which was poisoned with strychnine, to destroy her own cat, which had become a nuis mce. U fortunately, the neighbours' cats took the meat and died.—The Inspector pointed out that no charge of crneltv was laid, but it was an offence to la). poisoned irneat.-Finecl 55 and costs. ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. Mary Evans, of Albert Place, was summoned by her ne?hbour, Jane McGregor. for having tll?e? abusive language towards her on April 5th.—1 med Is I and costs. SCHOOL CASE. r- f EJIen Hughes, of Mount-street, was nnea DS ior not. I having sent her girl to school. Mr D. Lloyd Jones, I attendance officer, inoved the case. AMUSING SCRUPLES. I Alr Tickle, of the Feathers' Hotl, applied for an extension of one hour on the following Ihursday, the occasion bei:ig a dinner of the Forester's Court. As it was the eve ot Good Friday he intended closing at a quarter to twelve. The Magistrates consulted, and decided that as it was the eve of Good Friday, they would only grant an extension of lialf-zLn-liour, viz., until 11-30. A POfPf:JA:'i On'f:NCF., I Henrv Daley, aged fourteen, was summoned by Sergt. Wynne for having chalked an indecent figure on the wall of the Market Hall, on March 31st.- I Fined Is and costs. NEIGHBOURS. I Jane Killam, of Meifod Place, was summoned Dy her neighbour, Sarah I Joy (1, for having assaulted her on Friday week. The dispute arose about the drying of some clothes, and the defendant having struck Mrs I Lilovd, .she was iiued Is and costs. LAIICENY. Mary Parker, an old looking wonum. was in custody charged by Stephen Hughes, cooper. Almil. Terrace, with having stolen a large quantity of wealing apparel and bed clothes.—Complainant said he was a widower, and the prisoner had been his housekeeper for the past ten weeks. He had missed the articles produced. —In reply to the magistrates, he said he had found the prisoner under the influence of drink.—Mr George Senior, assistant to Mr William Beirne, said that zEl 16s had been advanced upon the articles in ques- tion.—The prisoner was committed to prison for one month without hard labor. PlSUNKENNESS. Thomas Davies. Llay Hall, was in custody charged by PoC. Morris with having been drunk in Chester- street on Saturday night. Discharged.—Sarah Owen was charged by P.C. t'ugh with having been drunk and disorderly in the Beast Market on Saturday night. Fined 2s 6J and costs. Tr?snAY.—Before Wm. Prichard, Esq., and W. E.I Samuel. Esq. DRUNK IN CHARGE. I John Roberts, of Nerquis, was in custody charged 1 by P.C. Morris with having been drunk while in charge of a horse and cart on the previous day.—Fined I 2i 6d and costs. WEDNESDAY.—Before J. Oswell Bury, Esq. I INCAPABLE. I Patrick Maher, of Gresford. was in custody charged by P.C. Thompson with having been drunk and 1 iucapable in Chester-street on the previous night.— I Discharged with a caution.

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