Grafton Police Court
Yesterday, before the P.M. Thomas Charles Leonard and James Carey, bookmakers, were summoned for betting with a person under age. Mr…
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Courts & crime, 1907
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Dalmorton Police Court
On Friday, before the P.M. John Cartmill, licensee of the Nymboida hotel, was summoned for selling liquor on Sunday, 23rd June, to a person who was…
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Proceedings became very lively at the Brunswick Court when the Bench, Messrs. R. P. Lord, J. Trenoweth and J. W. Fleming, announced that they had resolved to dismiss a particular…
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The revision Court for the Raleigh electorate will be held on August 6th at Bellingen. The fact that there is to be only one…
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Thomas Charles Leonard and James Carey, on remand, were charged with [?]etting at the Grafton Racecourse with a person under the age of 21…
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As two girls were crossing paddock near Wee Waa, 80 recently-arrived. Queensland bullocks charged them. The girls made a bee-line for a tree,…
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Haywood, the secretary of the Miners' Federation, who was tried with Tom Moyer, the president, on a charge of murdering Mr…
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The quarterly sittings of the Grafton Licensing Bench should have been held on Tuesday, but, as there were not sufficient members present…
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Mr. Briner is in receipt of the following communication from the Chief Secretary's Office:—Sir. With reference to your letter of the 5th instant, and to previous…
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On Friday, before the P.M. and Mr. F. Schwonberg, J.P. Edward Coombes pleaded gullty to a charge of using indecent language at Maclean on July…
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Yesterday, before Mr. F. W. Fletcher, J.P. A first offender, for drunkenness, was fined 1s or the rising of the Court. In the report of the Dalmorton Police…
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A sensational burglary took place on Sunday morning about 2 o'clock, when Coppleson and Co.'s store was broken into by professional burglars. Two heavy Chubb locks were wrenched…
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A sensational turn was given at Melbourne on Tuesday to the case of a newly-born infant, whose body was found in Baptist-lane, off Little Collins-street. Early on Saturday morning a…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The insubordination among the police in Belfast is increasing, and strikes in sympathy are expected in other towns. There are 5000 troops in…
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In Sydney on Saturday on appeal was made by defendant, Harold Marcus Glynn, against the decision of Judge Gibson, at the Gasino District Court, in an action brought against him…
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On Friday, before Mr. H. F. W. Fletcher, J.P. For drunkenness a first offender was fined 1s, in default detention…
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Mr. T. Garvin, Inspector-General of Police, has forwarded the following letter to Mr. J. R. Branch, chairman of the recent indignation…
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Thirty men of the Berkshire Regiment, with a Maxim gun section, have been transferred to Belfast from Bally-shannon…
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A tragedy occurred at Blackwall, near Woy Woy, on Friday night, Mr. Walter Henry Fox, of Sydney, being shot dead by Joseph Wilson, boarding-house-keeper…
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LONDON, Sunday.—A large number of police from Wexford, who have been drafted into Belfast, threaten to lay down their arms if the Government refuses an increase…
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