The Police Magistrate at Grafton
As this subject has of late been the cause of considerable comment in the district, we publish from " Hansard " the remarks made in the Assembly respecting the P. M. at…
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Courts & crime, 1892
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Ulmarra Police Court
ON WEDNESDAY, before the P.M., and Messrs, F. Turnbull aud Geo. Bailey. Police v. E. Gale and J, Quinn, for cruelty and ill-treatment to a horse…
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YESTERDAY, before the P.M., Messrs E. M. Ryan and G. W. Neale, J's.P. Thomas Moffatt was summoned for assaulting Emily Sarah Graham, wife of John Graham of the…
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ON TUESDAY, before the P.M. and Mr. E. P. Samson. John Dennis and Archibald Cowan were summoned for behaving in a riotous manner in Wharfstreet, South Grafton, on the 29th ultimo. Mr…
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IN the case Jacob Brown v. Michael and another the verdict was for plaintiff, without witnesses' expenses. Costs followed the verdict. The following applications were made in…
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Mr. STAMFORD, a butcher at Windsor, near Melbourne, owns among other house property a five-roomed cottage standing separate and having a shrubbery in front. About the…
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ON Thursday before Mr. W. Clarke, J.P. George [?] was charged with stealing a flannelette shirt, valued at 3s, the property of his father George Cuckney…
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YESTERDAY, before Messrs. W. Clarke, E. M. Ryan and L. Jacobs, J's.P. The boy G. Cuckney, for stealing a shirt from his father again appeared…
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ON TUESDAY, before the P.M., Messrs E. M. Ryan and E. P. Samson, J's.P. Archibald Cowan and John Dennis were summoned for behaving in a riotons manner at South…
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YESTERDAY, before Mr. E. M. Ryan, J.P. William C. Attwater, licensce of the Commercial hotel, Copmanbarst, was summoned for supplying liquor to an aboriginal on the 4th instant…
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A PUBLIC MEETING to protest against the sentence of one week's solitary confinement passed upon the young men Dennis and Cowan by the Grafton Bench, on Tuesday, was held at the School of Arts,…
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AT the Kempsey Quarter Sessions, before his Honor Judge Fitzhardinge, Edgar Thurson, who was serving a sentence of four years at Trial Bay prison, and William Rahelly, pleaded guilty to escaping…
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YESTERDAY, before Mr. W. Clarke, J.P. John Albert Taylor, on remand, was charged with wife desertion. Constable O'Connor produced the warrant for the…
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ON TUESDAY, before the P.M. Frank Slavin, for drunkenness, was fined 5s. The license of the Cowper hotel was transferred to Mary Ann M'Mahon, under the 16th Section of…
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ON TUESDAY, before the District Registrar. In the estate of Henry Cartmill, of Coldstream, farmer, a first meeting. In reply to the usual questions, bankrupt stated…
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ON Tuesday, Mr. W. Clarke held a Warden's Court at Nana Creek, when the following cases were dealt with. Application for six months by Alexander…
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JUST as this has been one of the most remarkable criminal cases in Australian history, so has it been one of the most speedily worked out to what promises to be its finality…
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THE Daily Telegraph's special correspondent writes from Perth:—On the evidence before me, which has only developed since noon on Saturday, I feel prepared to venture my opinion that a very short…
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YESTERDAY, before the P.M. James M[?] Gregar, for drunkennes, was fined 20s; and for using indecent language, was fined 50s or six weeks' improsonment…
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THIS MORNING, before the P.M. A case against James Sanders, for abusive language, was withdrawn. John Kelly and John Saxon v. George Barnier,…
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