A Hard Up Man's Last Resource At the instance of Brandt Rodgers, A. Ross appedted in H. 'M, Supreme Court on Thursday on a Judgment summons for $180.60.
Mr. L. K. Kentwell appeared for the plaintiffs, and defendant stated he had not been wything since he had been libelled, people -had lost confidence in jim. He had been a commission merchant, but he was now so hard up that he had to join the lawyers and was a kind of interpreter.
The Registrar—Do you think that is coming down in the world—having ta join the lawyers!
The judgment summons was ad-Journed, his Honour telling Mr. Kentwell that it was no use bringing it up again until he could show, that Mr. Ross was in a position to! ay
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