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Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee) · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1849

88 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 5

Police Office

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 17 November 1849 · page 3

WILL NOTHING CURE You?—Helen Barter, exclaimed his Worship, as a female veteran in the corps of Bacchus dropped her curtsey, and assumed a penitential look…

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Bathurst Court of Requests

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 17 November 1849 · page 3

On Monday last this court opened with no less than sixty cases, and occupied the attention of the Magistrates (principally Messrs. Rodd and Heythorn) the best part…

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Bathurst Police Office

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 24 November 1849 · page 3

"A little nonsense now and then Is relished by tho wisest men." HUDIBRAS. Love versus Hymen.—On Monday last…

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Insolvent Court. Cheap Law. Unprecedented Liberality of the Bar In Re Coomber

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 24 November 1849 · page 3

Adjourned meeting for the proof of debts, examination of the insolvent, &c., &c. Solicitor for the insolvency, Mr. Bligh,…

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Bathurst Police Office

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 1 December 1849 · page 3

A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men." HUDIBRAS. OPPOSITION OF LICENCE.—On Tuesday…

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Assault of Arms at Willis's Rooms

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 8 December 1849 · page 7

ON Saturday, a very interesting performance of this kind took place at Willis's Rooms, under the patronage of Colonel John Hall and the officers of the 1st…

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Bathurst Police Office. "A little nonsense now and then "Is relished by the wisest men." Hudibrays. Alas Poor Scotchey!

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 8 December 1849 · page 3

ON Saturday last, D.C. Shearman begged to introduce to the notice of the bench, a female rejoicing in the name of Sarah Clarke, better known under the familiar…

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Bathurst Police Office

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 15 December 1849 · page 3

"A little nonsense now and then [?] if relished by the wisest men." HUDIBRAS. THE ANTI-TEETOTALIST.—Monday…

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