Police Courts
At Grafton yesterday, before the P.M., Edward Calvelly summoned Thomas Morrissey for £2 10s, alleged to be due as wages. Mr. Bawden for compalinant, Mr…
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Courts & crime, 1902
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Grafton Police Court
ON Friday, before the P.M., Thomas Morrissey was summoned by Edward Calvelly for £2 10s wages. Mr. Bawden for complainant, Mr. M'Guren for…
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A PAINFUL scene occurred in the Sydney Divorce Court during the hearing of the cause Osborne v. Osborne. May Osborne, a daughter of the parties to the…
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Mr D. O'CONNOR moved the adjournment of the House on Wednesday to call attention to "the administration of the police." The administration of the…
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ON Saturday before Mr. D. See. J.P. John McMillan, on bail, on a charge of causing actual bodily harm to Robert Wilson on the night of the 29th August, again appeared on…
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Safe-making is now a fine art—as a result. The cause is, burglary is a fine art, compelling a corresponding degree of skill to circumvent its operations. The present…
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PRIOR to the commencement of the regular business at the police court on Tuesday last, Mr. Fredk. M'Guren said he had been requested by the Bench of…
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YESTERDAY, before the P.M. Joseph Recce, a seaman on the brigantine Roluma, was charged with absenting himself from duty without leave. Accused was, on expressing…
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ON Tuesday, before the P.M. and Mr. L. Jacobs, J.P. William Freeman pleaded guilty to making use of indecent language at the…
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A STORY of aboriginals shot in cold blood has filtered down from the North rn Queensland. Some months a ago the police were informed of the theft of a cow by aboriginals, and some men…
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The Maclean Municipal Council sued several persons for rates. In the cases of W. Hattersley and C. W. Wilson the rates had been paid after the issue of summons, and coats were asked for and were…
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At Grafton on Tuesday, before the P.M. and Mr. L. Jacobs, J.P. William Freeman pleaded guilty to using indecent language in the bar of the Tyringham…
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At the Land Appeal Court in Sydney on Monday. David Brown appealed against the finding of the Hellingen Board that the condition of residence had not been fulfilled in respect of his…
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AT the Maclean Police Court on Saturday a man named M'Millan was committed for trial on a charge of alleged assault. The police evidence was to the effect that…
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[?]At Coramba, on Saturday. At the opening of the Court, Mr. W. T. Pullen, senior magistrate of the district, congratulated Mr. Fitzhardinge. P.M., on…
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ON Tuesday, before Messrs. D. See and Dr. Mackay, J's.P. Hugh McMillan and John McMillan, on remand, on a charge of causing actual bodily harm…
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ON Monday, before the P.M., John O'Halloran was charged with obtaining goods to the amount of £2 5s with intent to defraud…
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At the Land Appeal Court in Sydney on Monday, David Brown appealed against the finding of the Bellingen Board that the condition of residence had not been fulfilled in…
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ON Monday, before the P.M.G. Shore v. T. M'Inerney, claim of £2 Os 9d. Verdict for plaintiff. John Hodson v. Alfred Long, claim…
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A FEARFUL tragedy was enacted at Hurstville early on Monday morning. Constable Spear, of Hurstville, made the following statement:--I got home…
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