Grafton Police Court
BEFORE Captain Hill, P.M. DRUNKENNESS Patrick Claffey, out on bail, appeared before the court, charged with drunkenness and disorderly…
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Courts & crime, 1867
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Grafton Police Court
BEFORE Captain Hill, P.M. DRUNKENNESS Patrick Cla[?]y, out on bail, appeared before the court, charged with drunkenness and disorderly…
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BEFORE Captain Hill, P.M and Mr. T Fisher, J.P. PURIOUS RIDING George Arnold ont on hall, appeared before the Court, charged with furious riding at South Grafton…
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BEFORE their Honors Sir [?]PRED STEPHENS, Chief I Justice: Mr. Justice [?]E, and Mr. Justice FA[?]CETT. CETIORARL.—IN HE BELINFANTE…
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BEFORE Mr. A. [?] Mr. T. Fisher, J.P.'S The [?]tting of this Court was delayed nearly two hours, awaiting the attend[?]ce of magistratese. At half-past eleven, Mr. [?], took his seat upon…
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BEFORE Mr. A. Lardner a[?] Mr T. Fisher, J.P.'s The sitting of this Court was delayed nearly two hours, awaiting the Attendance of magistrates. At half-past eleven, Mr.[?]r, took his seat upon…
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George Arnold out on bail, appeared before the Cout, charged with furious tiding at South Grafton races, and having pleaded guilty, was fined 40s, or seven days' imprisonment. The fined was paid…
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BEFORE the Police Magistrate, and Mr. A. Lardner, J.P. DRUNKENNESS. William Cook was brought before the Court,…
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BEFORE the, Police Magistrate, and Mr. A. Lardner, J.P. DRUNKENNESS. William Cook was brough before the Court,…
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DEAR Mr. EDITOR,—When I last addressed you, I did not think I should find leisure for a considerable time to trouble you with another letter, and indeed if I acted up to the wishes, and advice of Mrs. B.,…
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DEAR Mr. EDITOR,—When I last addressed you, I did not think I should find leisure for a considerable time to trouble you with another letter, and indeed if I acted up to the wishes, and advice of Mrs. B.,…
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BEFORE Captain Hill, P.M. WAGES. Richard Holmes, of Waterview, appeared before the Court, at the instance of Thomas Craig, who…
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BEFORE Mr. James Buchanan, P.M., and Mr. C. E. Chauvel, J.P. OBSCENE LANGUAGE. Louis Dennard (a Frenchman) was brought…
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BEFORE Mr. James Buchanan, P.M., and Mr. C. E. Cha[?]vel, J.P. OBSCENE LANGUAGE. Louis De[?] (a Frenchman) was brought…
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Richard Holmes, of Waterview, appeared before the Court, at the instance of Thomas Craig, who claimed £5 7s. 6d. as due to him for wages. The defendant admitted the debt, but asked for a week,…
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BEFORE Mr. J. Buchanan, P.M. and Mr. A. K. Cullen, J.P. DRAPER v. SYMONS.—A claim of £1 6s. for bread sold to defendant. Plaintiff full amount with costs…
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BEFORE Mr. J. Buchanan, P.M. and Mr. A. K. Cullen, J.P. DRAPER v. SYMONS.—A claim of £1 6s. for bread sold to defendant. Plaintiff full amount with costs…
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A Gazette Extraordinary issued on Monday evening, offers a reward of five thousand pounds for the capture of the murderers of caroll and his party near Jingera, and calls upon all persons resident in…
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A Gazette Extraordinary issued on Monday evening, offers a reward of five thousand pounds for the capture of the murderers of Caroll and his party near Jingera, and calls upon all persons resident in…
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BEFORE the Police Magistrate, and Mr. J. D. Brown, J.P. UNSOUND MIND. Herman Ludzick, remanded from the Lawrence…
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