Cambridge Independent Press 13 Jun 1885: John Haslop to contribute to maintenance of his mother

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS

SATURDAY. —Before Colonel Wale, P.T. Gardner, Henry Nevile, Esqs., and the Rev. F. Barker

MAINTENANCE CASES.

John Haslop, gardener, of Trumpington, was summoned to show cause why he should not contribute to the maintenance of his mother, Elizabeth Haslop. — Mr. Symonds appeared on behalf of the Chesterton Guardians. — The Defendant said he worked for the vicar of his parish, and received 16s. a week. He had six children, three of whom were under ten years of age, the eldest being nineteen years old. — The bench made an order for the defendant to pay one shilling a week.