The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-07-16 00:00:00

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A JUDGE ON JUDGMENT SUMMONSES:

In the City of London Court, before Mr. Commis-
sioner Kerr, the case of Lewis v. Jewison came on on
Saturday for hearing. This was an action brought by
the plaintiff against the defendant to recover £l4,
rent due. Mr. Boad, solicitor, appeared for the
plaintiff and stated that his Honour sent the case up
to the High Court, but Mr. Justice Cave refused to
deal with it, and accordingly sent it back, as he
thought a small order ought to be made. The De-
fendant's Solicitor: The defendant is in receipt of
£250 per year as clerk in a bank. He has eight chil-
dren (one born last week), and there are also five
judgment summonses against him in the Lord
Mayor's Court. His Honour: Five judgment sum-
monses in the Lord Mayor's Court! You know what
that is; five vampires in a man's heart: Mr. Bowl:
You said at the last hearing that you had
no feeling with a man who does not pay. His
Honour: I have no feeling for any man who cheats
his creditors. It is nothing in his favour to have
£250 per year and have eight children. He should
put a sum of money by him Boas to pay his creditors
with. Mr. Boad : This is a claim for rent of fur-
nished apartments. His Honour: The landlord
should have the rent in advance. Mr. Boad : So he
did at first, but the plaintiff ileft it off after getting
into his confidence. His Honour: I have told you
before to have the rent in advance, and the sooner
landlords learn to do this the better. I should like
to see
judgments
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but
Ctohuerte.oetle have
the debitn
very heavy. That is, a small debt increases to a
large one by heavy costs inflicted, which goes into
the lawyer's pockets. If the defemiant will bring the
summons next Suturally, I will no doubt have some-
thirg to say about the Mayor's Court gentry.

Writing to Mr. Stephens, the Conservative candidate
for Horusey, Lord Randolph Chin chill applauds him
for the very decided support he has given to those who
are striving to substitute efficiency and economy for
muddle and chaos in the administration of the Army
and Navy Department.

_
A St. Petersburg telegram says it is stated on
good authority that U. de Giers will not go abroad this
bummer, but will go for change of air to Finland.
Mr. Thomas Hudson Beanie, of University College,
London, was on Monday elected Professor of
Chemistry and Engineering in the new Heriot Watt
Collet.e, Edinburgh
At Brighton on Monday, William Wilton, 40, was::
remanded on a charge of having murdered his wife
on Saturday by cutting her throat, under circumstance@
previously reported. The prisoner, when erreetede
admitted his guilt.