Gur Grafton Letter. Court
ON Tuesday, before the P.M., Charles Richards was fined 5[?] for drunkenness, and for C.McKenmo, for riding bicycles on a footpath,…
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Courts & crime, 1905
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Grafton Police Court
Yesterday, before Messrs. L. Jacobs and C. Sanders, J.'sP. Leslie Duff was charged with assaulting David Springe[?], of Nana Glen, at South…
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At Maclenn on Friday, before the P.M. Elisicus Clarke. [?]5, for throwing stones on the public road at Harwood and annoying the residents, wns fined 20s, 4s 10d…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. William Hall,, charged with drunkenness, was remanded.till next morning, as he had not sulilciently recovered to be dealt with,…
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On Wednesday a special meeting was held in the estate of James.Lynch, of South Crafton. Mrs..Lynch, wife of bankrupt, examined…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Briner waited upon the Attorney-General yesterday to protest against the abolition of the District Court at Bellingen. Mr. Wade made it clear…
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Murderers in most countries shorten their lives by their crimes, but Stanislas Leikin, a notorious Siberian criminal, managed to save his neck by committing a…
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The Grafton Quarter Sessions will open on Monday next, before his Honor Judge Heydon. Mr. Browning will prosecute for the Crown, mid the other barristers in…
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On Friday, before the P.M. Elisicus Clarke, a lad of 15 years, was summoned for throwing stones on the public road at Harwood and…
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William Hall, who was remanded from the previous day, was fined is or "the rising" for drunkenness. On Thursday, before the P.M…
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A special meeting in the estate of James Lynch, of South Grafton was held on Wednesday. Mrs. Lynch, bankrupt's wife, examined by Mr…
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BRISBANE, Sunday.—James Ryan, who purchased a station from Walter Benton, was charged with wilful murder on Saturday…
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At Grafton, on Saturday, before the P.M. A first ottender, for drunkenness, was Uned 1s or the rising. James Newbury was fined 4Os or one…
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A sensational arrest was made by the Berlin police authorities on the last, day of the old year. Dr. Hasse,president of the provincial court of law ol' Bresian, being…
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When the Court opened yesterday morning the civil list was gone through. It contained six "only, and of these five were struck out "or continued. There is one…
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The favored girls who are chosen to become maids of honour to the Czarina are usually the daughters of high officials and officals at the Court. They are educated at…
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The cases are innumerable in which the intentions of the Legislature have been defeated by the Supreme Court. And the case of the coal-trimmers at Newcastle is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton: February 21st, 1905. Examiner's Sydney Budget. Full Court and the Arbitration Act
A judgment, given by the Full Court on Friday, practically reduces the Arbitration Act to a nullity so far as it relates to the compelling discontented employees to…
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On Thursday, before the P.M. Police v. James Anderson, indecent language. Defendant wrote saying he was too ill to attend, but wished…
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On Monday, Thomas M'Millan was fined 10s or seven days for drunkenness, 20s or fourteen days for obscene language…
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