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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-09-19, Page 6• 1h MA CLINTON NEW ER4. SEPTEM00 19, 1818, SCHEDULE OF CONVICTIONS Returned by Justices of the Peace in "and for the Couuty of. Union; •for the Quarter ending the 10th Day of SeEtember, D,, 1878, pursuant to-ConSolid.ated Statutes of *Upper • Canada, and 32 Vio, (0310.. Chap. 0, See. 9, Sub -Section, 4, • • Name ef Prosecutor. Noble of Defendant. Nature of Charge. Date o f Conviction, Name of Convicting Justice or J•usticee, • 1 Constable Yule ' 2 constable Sturdy do ' 4 • • do 5. Samuel \Yeller • 6 Constable Sturdy • 7 ,John Morray • 8 Angus Mclvor 9 Constable Sturdy 10 Constable Sturdy 11 Bella, McDonald • • . 12 Constable Yule • 13(10 14 A. M. Polly 15 • Constable Sturdy 16 George Bates 7 Henry Heath ., Wm. Postlewhite •10 Patrick Connelly 18 • • Capt, John Fraser • • , 21 Daniel Grahame • • 22 Thos. Dailey 23 Thos. Darcy 24 Mary,„McKeever - 25 Thos: Whitely • . . 26 - Thos. Whitely 27 Catharine McKay. 98 Helen .1.1eIvor. 29 ' Constable Yule 30 Idaic Evans , 31. Constable DunloP 32 Win. Ballantyne 433- -James Davey • , • 84 Ed. Coomber 35 Wm. Ballantyne *36 John Ross 37 George Eaton • 88 Constable Paisley • .39 • do 40 Joseph Ewing's " 41- Constable Paisley 42• do' • • 43 do 44 • do • • 45 do • 46,4'4 Alexadder Straitoii•-• 47 do . do •• 49 Constable Paisley.. 50 do 51 Wm. J. Paisley. 52 Phillip Lang 53 Henry Wild 54 Duncan McCrity 55 .Tames Oke 56 Robt. Charles Moore 57 Robert Thompson • , 58 Henry Corlett' . 59 William Burke 60 John Gill • 61 Francis Taylor • 62 William Ballantyne • 63 do 64 John Ironside • 65 • to 66 Isaac Evans s, 67 S. Axgry 1W -Ferry 69 T. English 70 T. Pope • 71 T. Englith 72 D. Scott - 73 J. W. Carson 74 W. Bleshill 75 J. Gibson • 76 W. Fishleigh 77 D. Sqott 78 T. Scully 79 D. Scott 80 T. English 81 A. Warnock 89 J. Wright 83 84 85 80 87 - 8g 89 90 91 92 93 94 95. 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 100 111 112 ' 113 •• '.; William Byres Daniel McGregor Jetties Morrison Henry Loyd Malcolm McKay Andrew Barry ,Tames Maguire Catharine McKay • Henry Todd Archibald Halliday Mrs. D., Mclvor will, McInnes John McDonald John AdamsJohnstonWilliani e Thomas Noble Harvey Hincks John McDonald Capt. John Fraser J) .Contil1y John Finn, • • Henry Mooney John Clark . Tilos. Carphew • Thos. Could , • Helen.McKeaVer " John Somerville • John McIntosh • • Harvey Howell Norman Mayer Samuel Noble • Wm. McCormack James. Mann James McBride"- " • George Leary• ' Michael Carty Richard Atkineou Jacob McGie,.jr. ,rehibaid MeGregbr • Charles Boynton. • John Cowan. •' • • Mrs. John Lumley Lockivood Robt. Marshall Samuel McMifleii• , John Lockwood Jelin Lockwood john Irving . Donald MeDoxiald • Albert.11iffe .Tains Scott . T. Wright M. Beamish Constable Maguire Constable Stewart Constable Maguire Constable Stewart • • do do do 4 Constable Maguire do • . Thos, Nicholson Constable Maguire • • John D. McDonald Alexander„goover John Philips Elf Ilton Smyth 433eorge Hawkins George Robb John McIntosh Adam Franck . Robt. Methitcheon Robt.•Hainstock Frederick Haberkost do Alexander Bassett John Armstrong •• Charles 111cLaughlitt Archibald McIntosh • Alexander Watt , Alexander Watt 114 James Mains • • ,• • 1 Thomas Ryan John Cowan ' • Joseph Martinn Henty Orth• • ; • John England• Itobt. Charles Mdore James Oke - John Tucker ... Ann Burke.- Htnry Corlett.. • • Henry Isaac WrIght & Donnell ' John Pratt • Alonzo Hall • , • • Allen Campbell • ' John Campbell. Thomns Wynne • " A.Afolcickle; ' • - S. McConnell ' • .T. Sanderson P. Reeve - • ' . Wm. -King - • W. 13Iashill , J. IV. Carson •W. II. King . W. Carson Airs. P. Muir S. Hall . W. King . J. Smelly .• ' S. Brown J. \Vitt= J. Mills Mulholland James Quider . James Quigley Joseph Lamont thin L' James -Quigle'y ,Tehn Doody • -• - Michael Woods . ,John Cockerline Wm. Pierce * Drunk and•diserderly Richard Sellars • '"Bi•each of by-law • . . John. Till Drunk and disorderly . Richard Colles * Non-payment of wages Henry Bergin Nonjacyment of wages • Thomas Hendon Wages . Thomas Henderson Wages .. ,Tames Finn . Non-performinr, statute labor . Ifatly Fitisiinons ' ; Wages • • • Richard Cary Breach of township by- ha .. D. and J. Dunbar • Wages k . Daniel Amer • Insulting language Robeit Pyles . Malieious damage ' Thomas Towns 'Malicious mischief H'enry-teppington ' Maliejous mischief . George 'Armstrong Non-payment of wages Aug,. , 2 John Hodge Leaving employment, • 8 'William Orr Wages • 'Sept. 5 Daniel Moran • Drunk and disorderly • Aug. 17 Christopher Beatty • Leaving. employ . July 24, James Murray • . Leaying empty ,Drunk and Disorderly Drunk • • Drunk ' • Disorderly . Grossly insulting language Drunk Insulting language Insulting language Drunk Drunk Insulting language. Drunk ••• D r up k Insulting language' • . Drunk and Disorderly Damage to property • Detaining sheep Disorderly conduct • tS vit. petia:a6Tilenrdltgi of not ntohobeteys,igaipai etwacifitnbay. oomoine an. Non-payment of wages Non' -payment of harbor dues Non-payment of harbor &fee; Abusive hingiaage Damage to property Daraage4o property ..,, Non-payment of wages Abusive language Drunk and disorderly Abusive language . Drunk and helpless Illegally selling. liquor Damage to waggon • Damage to property • . Gambling in his hotel Wages Wages • • . • Drunk and disorderly . Drunk . 26,, Keeping dangerous. dog • ' • July *2 Drunk " : 8 .. Furious driving . • 12 'Drunk ' • • • 13 Drunk and disorderly . • : , Drunk and disorderly • • 23 Disorderly • . • Aug. 19 Disordetly- • • , • •qo Disorderly • „ - 19, Drunk and disorderly Drunk and disorderly Drunk and disorderly _threatening language .* Threatening language - • Nou.payment of wages Threatening language Threatening language Insulting language Killing turkeys • . Threatening language Blasphemous .language " Non-payment of wages Selling liquor without license Selling, licper prohibit'd heats July 2 S. Polloek, Esq., Mayor of Godetieli, • 2 7 • do do •, 2 - • • :do • do • 0 do * do • 411, S, Pollock and John Mosel y; Esq., J's. P,, 10 S. Pollock, 'Esq.; •• • 22 5; Pollock, Esq., • , • 23 do " 30 • do Aug, 7. . do • • 21 . do ' • 21 de . • 22 do . • • 31, S, Polloek and J. Mosely, Etiqrs„ Sept. 5 S. Pollock, Esq., June 29 0. Crabb, Esq,' P,, Goderich, • 14 July 9 • . 9 .1 do . do • '. do• , . • Junn 160: do .0ad0. July 2.% • 23 C.. Crabb, Esq., 23 ' . .13 Sept,. 0 • u1y6. 10" • 29 • 29 •• • 20 • • • Sept. .4 • do do A. Strong andl.),.S. Wilson, Esq., J. P., Seaforth,,, Strong and Beattie, Esqrs., Coleman and Strong, Esqrs.; Beattie and Strong, Esqrs., " • John Beattie, Esq., J. P, Sohn McGarva, Esq., J. P., Clinton, do ' do do ' do McGarva, and Searle,-1:1sqrs, • John 1VIcGarva, Esq., W0. Searle, Esq., McGarya and Searle, Esqrs., • do do do John McGarva, Esq., •• • June 21 Thos..Giclley, Esq., J. P Exeter Aug. 6 do- • do. • • 8 • do •••• do rune 22 Gidley and McPhillips, Esqrs., • July 9 Gidley and Dew, Esqrs., , • Aug22 } do • • . Gidley,„ Dew and.McPhillips, Esqrs., do • • • - do Gidley add Esqrs.; Win. Harrist Esq., J. P.,..lirtiSsels, Harris and Hingston, Egos., W. Harris, Esq., do • • • do , • Harris and Shaw, Esqe, • . W. Harris, Esq., - do in • Cutting down 0: C. timber June 29 Cutting down O. 0. timber 29 • Vagraocy •• Sept. 5 • Insulting language ° ' . . June 11 Weigee 22 Drunk and Disorderly • . . 27 ' Wages . • ' July 11 . Breach!of by-law • ••• "12 Breach of license act . • • 19 Threatening language 22 Wages . . ' 25 Leaving employment • Aug. 17 Wages • • • °' 11 Breach of license act . 20 • Wages . 23. Breach of liquOr act . 23 ' Vagrancy . • • 27. Drunk- and disorderly 80 13'ad behavior in chureh • • :10. Insulting language 30 Insultinglanguage , 14 Drunk and disorderly ' ',Tune 15 Drunk and disorderly 25 ' Drunk and:disorderly rturk-amtilisorderly Drunk and disorderly " • " 20 . Non-payment of poll .tax July 2 Drunk and disorderly 4Daniaging shade tree 24 30 Aug. 2 ; Harris and Leckie; Esqrs., J's. W. Harris, Esq., , Harris and Thompson .Esqrs., • • . - Harris and Thompson, Esqrs„ Harris and Strachan, Esqrs., W. Harris, Esq., • • do • Wm. Willson, Esq, J. P„ alyth, ' •• $ do. do • • . do"' • do, • do do do do do do do . do •Ido - ' do ' .17 do • "do , 24 do . do • Jiffy 26 WM. Mallough, Esq., J. P., Tfungannon, • . 28 do . .' • , - do • . • Aug. ].7:do • , do • June 2 do ' do • 12 A. Hunter,. Esq.; J, l'., Grey, 20 do • do do • • do • • ' Farrand, Foster, Willson and Williamson, T, P's, rarrand and. Barker, Esqrs, J, P's., do • do' Chas, rarrand, Esq., 3. P:', ' Farrand and Foster, 3. P. •, , Wm. Rinahan, Esq., - ,..• Leech and. Koine, Esqri., - James Braithwaite, Esq., J.P. 24 ' • do • do • • r • . , ' • • Amount of Penalty;Fine or- . Damage, • $ 1 00 1.00 • 1 00 1 00 • 1 .00 • : 1 00 •• 1 00 . 100. . 100' .100 100 • 1 00 .00 400 1' 00. 100 220 • • •41. 00 • 1500 500: • }. 1 00 • 1 00 1. 00 • • 1 00 • 2000. • 100'. 2000 . 0 Timewhen paid or to be paid, to said Justice. Forthwith Orie clay. do Forthwith Two weeks Two days • Forthwith do • Ten, days Forthwith To whom paid over by said Justice. . • Town. Treasurer TOwn Treasurer Town* Treasurer • do • Te(vn Treasurer do. One week• • One week • Town Treasurer .Forthwith One day Forthwith Ifnot paid, why.hot, end Gen- eral Observations, if any,• . • . Plaintiff • Retainekby mistake -lb: mark Forthwith Town 'Treasurer • ithout costs, FF210°.ridttadi ihyoNw: tt 11 Forthwith 10 days Fortioowithd, do Forthwith • 21 clays 10 00 21 days • 1 00 June 22 1 00 July 6 100. • 12- . 100 6 , • 2 00 .• 15 1 00. Forthwith • 2 00 Ally, 25 • 1 00 Forthwith 1:00 do 1 00 do 1 00 do .400 do • 4.00 do • 21.0 0°*09 d ° 4 , • . To be imprisoned in the. commOn jail days pay, and pay costs S5:45 each, to that may_be due thein, eipeet Pat, to defenchint's order. . Ordered to pay $2 dues Same order . • • . Town 'Treasurer . Plaintiff : Plaintiff Plaintiff Town Treasurer Tresiatirer AshaeId Town Treasurer do License .Inspector Town Treasurer' • License InspectOr Jahn Ross George Eaton Treasurer Clinton do " do • do. . • do. do .• do • „ 'do' • • „ • . . • • 21 days • To prosecutor 1 00 Forthwith 1 CO . • 2 00 Forthwith 10 00 July 3 20 00 Forthwith . 20 00 do • 1 00 • Forthiviili • • '1 00 Forthwith , . . 2.00. Forthwith il*etisnrer Grey -80- 00 21 clays 'Not -paid. • • Treasurer .Exeter county Treasurer Tpiraelasliteirifer Exeter • Inspector ,.. Iris ector 00. Treas*:7`••$14 damages to prosecutor and costs. • • . . do ' •-$6 damages to prosecutor and•costs. • • , ., SaNhIcit my_cistih.asifiLi,1,14j ail ,•,.: ,.. .enel costs. Settled, . and costs. and costS. sa8 nee ttclttli eee odds.. t s . • _ andand nenoistis§:. • • ' • . . . and costs. ,.•!Committed for,2. months. 'and costs.. : • land costs. aanudd ecoosststs:.. . , , , Loft town. Left town. • • Not yet paid. Left town. Left town. Not yet paid, Not yet paid. No fine imposed • • • Ordered to be given • - - • for two weeks, to forfeit two be deducted out of any.wages Connelly, whose costs are$6.45 Defendant Clark to pay,eosts. 'No fine . Dfsinisspd: Paid Paid Not paid • • 1 Bound for..12"Menths. • Bound for.6 Months. Bound for 12ineetNif:, • Bound for0 . • • $3 damage. • Boyand:for 6 nicntlis.. 5 00 Forthwith '" 20 00 dO • • 34 00 • Forthwith 15 00 • • 20 00 7 00 20 .0Q Aug,,13' -•.July 8 30 *•' 30' James Mains ' • Neglecting Co o statute labor 'Aug. 30 1 hereby certify the above to be correct and trim, to the best of ray knowledge and'belief. Clerk of.the Peace's Office Goderich Sept, 12 1878. 21 dayS 10 days 21. days • Nov.. '25 Treasurer BMWs License Inspector . • Complainant -- Oomplaina,rit .•• .•• Notpaid Complainant 1 00 Forthwith , Treasurer Grey 100 ' do • • do 1 00 do • . • 1 00 Not paid 1 00 •,10 clays 1•• Treaurer Myth 5 00 (Forthwith (19 •• ' • , . 1 00 • 1106rthwith or 10 days in jail. Treasurer Blyth• i• -do • } 5 00 do or 21. days. Not paid ik.',ent to jail- 1 00 jand poll tax $2 Treasurer Myth • for 21 days in ,jail. 1 00 !Paid - Treasurer Blyth 1. •50 "damages or .10 days. Treasurer Blyth , * 1. 00 .• or 21 days • Not paid. 1 00 or 10 days Treasurer Blyth 1 00 Fortliwithor 21 days. Paid Treasurer i • 11 94 • 2 00 34 00 20 days Paid plaintiff 20 days •, do Forthwith}Township Treasurer 21 days 1Not paid '., „ . Settled by parties before trial. !Township Treasurer ,-4 and costs. . i • , • Dismissed with costs. • do do . ' 1------' ' - -,'• do - • •• • . 00 Forthwith • , - 7 50 Aug, 2. 'To prosecutor • _26 26 21 days 1 00 Onamouth 7 00 Forthwith . 7 00 do ' ' • , - and. costs. Dilmissed with costs, Not yet paid • • and osts. • Township Treasurer . '. Defendant plead guilty. County Treasurer •• ' do • ' • . ., . •• Withdrawn by eninplainant. IA. LEWIS, Clerk of the Peaoe and 0, C. A. County of mixon. Master Ernest Paton, the son of a. rich farmer of k3ressuative, Franee, en- livened the tedium of rent day, when his father's tenants were assembled; by shooting a hole in his hat and rising a cry of " murder!' Stra,itway every one turned out with the • gendarmes and police to hunt for the would -be -assassin, and beat up the country very thorough- ly till dark, when the waggish youth. confessed bis innocent deeeption. The local authorities se'ntiiiirt to prison and fined him roundly, besides amercing him in coats for employing the gendar- mes uselessly. One of the most daring feats ever achieved by t swimmer was perforined • at Tonbridge, England, by Prof. Henry Hoare, who succeeded ii siVirniming a distanee of two miles with his hancl, fastened together with handkerchiefs, es that no effort eould possibly extricate them ; Itisfeet were dained together 4 and his eyes blindfolded. • A. Correspondent from Parisreports verbatim the following prayed by a girl at the shrine of Notre Damm---" Oh, be- loved St. Joseph, grant1n09 a good bus halal, plenty of ironing to do, shirt col 'Tars without stareh, and charcoal with- out smoke, and to to dear old aunt an easy ,death. All these as speedily as nay be. A young mati left Piiris, 'a few days ago, to visit his faintly at Lyons, and as soon as he had got into the carriage, he -lit it match by scratching it with his thunilmiail, and a• piece:of the incandes- cent phosphorus penetrated under the nail, and made a slight burn, to which lie paid no attention.But after an hour, the pain became very great, the thouab a\V011ed, then 'die hand and next the forearm. The young roan died twenty seven hours after the burn, in horrible suffering, ••••••-r." The following is a part of a remark- able prayer offered in a church in Ross - shire, Scotland, on the last Sunday in June : " We pray for our aristocracy; give them some education in"•their. low and degenerate eonclitidn, that they may have some Within/I sense to guide them to do some good, which is much needed', in this country and this poor Etighlancla. We hear so much of the alarm of war, and of tho erne' slaughter of men and horses, caused by those who govern this country, who aro only cowards, design- ing, truckling sneakers and poltroons; sweep them all away with the (bore of destruction, 'and put men in. their Ono' who will do good to this poor Highlands, and. give us peace, prosperity- and bap- pinem, for which we can give glory to God, as was done in the prophetic ages.' At a meeting in Belfast, Ireland, last 'Wednesday night,. where O'Donnell, the Home Rule, member for Dungarvon, was ••• • to lecture on Home Ruleand Tenant nigh t, and Biggar, Home Rule member for aaVan,, was to preside, when they appeared on the platform a scene. of wild' eopfusioo ensued. Furniture was splashed, and there was fierce fighing in all pails of the hall, and even on ,the platform, resulting,' in many' broken heads. Finally tho audience all went out and Biggar delivered an address. The cause of tho riot was the displea- sure of the Home Ilailera.at O'Donnell's supporting the Government on the Eastern question. A.ite cannon has been made at the • It.rupp works in Germany of enormous' .ditoenisons. A ball 'of this cannon pierces the thickest armor plates --of vessels at a distance of eight miles. Two shots at it range of 6000 feet are supposed to bo enough to dismantle and sink the most powerful ship. Each bail cots one hundred and fifty dollars, Tho People Want root• There is no medieine prescribed by physi- pions or sold. by Ilruggists, that carries such evidence of its success and. superior virtue as Bt./SCREWS G,`E11.11,1AX S'YRUP: for sev'erc Coughs, Colds settled on • -the Rreast, Con. sutuption, pr any,liscase o the throat end lunge. A r,J oat of that fact is that arty person afflicted can get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try its impeder effect before buying tho regular size at 76 cents. It has lately been introduced fit this eountry from Germany, and its wonderful cures are astonishing every ono that wog it. Three doses will relieve any case, ,Try it. sow by J. If. Combo. • , • An English Millet., named EdWard C0x, WhO was recently killed tiy an ae- eident in a la at Cooley, had, during his lifetme, been carried h01116 injured from the mines no lens than thirty-foiir times. In the PhiladelPhia, House csf Correa - tion the daily expense of feeding cash prisoner ik.12,14. onto. • Two Note41. (*rave 1101)icrs4 Our readers remember the account given in those columns of the robbing the grave of the Ron. Scott Harrison, in•Oldo, last May, the body beingfound in the dissecting:room of the • Ohio •Medical College. Public/ indigation justly' brands any man as a scoundrel tyke • will rob the grave of the (lead, Rut theroaro two noted grave robbers in the country, so far , from being the subject of the people's wrath, are universally la dial for their virtues, The reason is plain. While the former olives steal the dead bodies of our loved ones to !inbuilt them to the dissecting knife, these only rob the graves to restore the living victims of our hearts Add homes. Their miles -Dr. 1'ierce/1 Golden Medical Diseoyery and Pleasant Pur- gative Pellets --are bouseheld words tho world oyer. The Golden Mediu,' Discovery cures eonatimption, in its eatly stages, and. enliven... cilia!, throat, and lung affections; Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the Most valuable lei tiro and eatluti•tie. It is alleged, that the Ariosissipvi 4v6r is lower than it has been for six; teen years,