Grafton Police Court
BEFORE Messrs T. Fisher and J.F. Wilcox, and A. Johnstone J.P.'s. DRUNKENNESS. Peter Hughes was brought before the Court, charged…
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Courts & crime, 1874
188 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 10 of 10
Assize Court at Grafton
PROCLAMATION by His Excellency Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson, Knight Commander of the most distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George,…
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BEFORE Mr. T. Fisher, J.P. William Lowe was brought before the Court in custody charged with drunkenness, and having pleaded guilty was ordered to pay a fine of 10s…
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BEFORE Mr. T. Fisher J.P. DRUNKENNESS. William Lowe was brought before the Court charged with drunkeness, and making use of obscene language in…
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The 'Parkes Gazette' reports that Cecilia Tomlinson was brought before the Court, charged with stabbing William Pennington, on Friday night, at Parkes. Constable…
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THOMAS Smith, a private of the 20th Hussars, was tried at the Central Criminal Court on October 28th for the murder of Captain J. D. Bird, of the same regiment, by shooting him at Aldershot. The main…
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AT the Marylebone Police Court, James Cranwell, aged fifty, it shoemaker, living at Grant James-street, Lissongrove, and who is stated to be over six feet in height, was charged before Mr. d'Eyncourt with…
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AT the Uralla Police Court, on the 9th inst, as reported in the 'Armidale Express' a Chinaman was brought up, remanded from Maitland on warrant, on suspicion of being…
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Thomas Close and Robert Neal, were again brought up on the charge of abduction, but were discharged. A man named James Thompson, supposed to…
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