Our Grafton Letter The Circuit Court
Intimation come to hand on Friday that the Court had been postponed from Tuesday next till Thursday, and that His Honor Judge Heydon would preside in place of Justice…
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Courts & crime, 1904
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Grafton Police Court
On Monday, before the P.M.W. Biddle v. W. Watkins--claim of 20s. Verdict for plaintiff, with 5s costs of court…
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Counsel is addressing the jury in the Bathurst alleged murder case…
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The police arrested a man to-day on suspicion of being concerned in an extensive scheme of fraud, though the medium of valueless…
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Tins Court will open at 10 a.m. to-day, before His Honor Judge Heydon. Mr. R. Windeyer will prosecute on…
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THIS Court opened yesterday before His Honor Judge Heydon, Mr. Windeyer prosecuting for the Crown, a number of barristers and the local solicitors were present…
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On Tuesday, a first, offender for drunkenness was lined 1s or the rising. On Wednesday, before Messrs. C. Sanders and H.C.T.Maxted,J.s'P…
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Denis Long, on bail, was arraigned for having, at Glenugie, on April 1st., stolen a cow and calf, the property of Thomas Timbs. A second count of receiving was…
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The Court was opened on Thursday, before his Honor Judge Heydon. Mr. Windeyer prosecuted for the Crown, and there were also present Messrs. Browning,…
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Many public servants in the Clarence district, will probably be pleased to learn that, the Premier has promised to introduce a bill next session providing for the…
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At the Circuit Court on Friday, His Honor asked a witness what was the difference between a cow with a white face, and a ballv faced cow. The…
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The following business Was transacted at a sittings of the local Land Board at, Maclean on Wednesday:--Allan Cameron 11 and 42a…
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The Grafton Circuit Court opened on Thursday, before his- Honor Judge Heydon. Mr. Windever Proseented for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Second Day--friday. The Court opened at 9.30. PERJURY
Shone Khan, an Indian, on bail, was charged with wilfully and falsely swearing at the police court on April 25. 1904, that Thomas Baneroft took…
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James Clarke was charged with perjury in connection with a Prosecution at Maclean, wherein accused's father, was fined for allowing gaming on his…
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A serions push assault occurred at Marrickville on Thursday. A young man named Stanley llope, residing at Ashlleld. met his young lady, and they walked along. In the course of time…
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James Cochrane, found guilty of indecent assault on a girl of tender years, said he was in the country since 1859, was an old man with a family, had never been in…
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JAMES COCHRANE, on remand from Casino, was found guilty on a charge of indecent assault, and remained for sentence. Denis Long, on bail, was arraigned for…
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James Clarke was arraigned for having, at maclean on 23rd May last, committed wilful and corrupt perjury. Accused pleaded not guilty, and was defended by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Third Day—Saturday. The Court opened at 9 a.m. PERJURY
James Clarke was charged with perjury in connection with a prosecution at Maclean, wherein accused's father was fined for allowing gaming on his licensed premises at the Halfway…
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