Grafton Police Court
On Tuesday, before the P.M. Mary Lucas, for being drunk and disorderly, was fined 10s or seven days. Robert Gaten v. George Barnier, claim…
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Courts & crime, 1908
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An Ex-Solicitor Sentenced
John Knox Malcolm, sentence on whom had been deferred pending his appeal to the Full Court as to whether the cheque which he was alleged to have forged was put in evidence on the…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. Adiel Everingham was summoned by Thomas James for having on 8th February, at Carr's Creek, unlawfully assaulted…
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To some extent, says the "Lismore Star," we agree with opinions expressed by the "Clarence Examiner," that the continual practice of appointing temporary Judges…
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At the Lands Appeal Court on Tuesday, an application was made by R. de la B. Hill against the disallowance of his additional conditional purchase application, No. 1907-39, Casino, In…
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On Saturday, before Messrs. J. G. Phillips and H. C. T. Maxted, J's.P. Thomas Dowling. charged with being drunk in Prince street, Grafton,…
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The Narrabri Municipal Council and police authorities have come into conflict as to whether the council is responsible for the removal of dead…
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At Grafton on Saturday, before Messrs. J. G. Phillips and H. C. T. Maxtod, J.'sP. Thomas Dowling was charged with being drunk in Prince-st. the day previous, and…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Considerable interest is taken in a seance at Ballarat (Vic.). Mrs. Turner gave a detailed account of the manner in which Mrs. Graham was…
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It will be remembered that owing to the disfranchieement of a large number of electors through the Deputy Returing Officer, failing to…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. An order was granted to Senior sergeant Andrews for the destruction of a red cow suffering from…
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The trial of the men accused of stealing valuable pictures, ornaments, etc., from churches in France has concluded. Antoine Thomas,…
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The Special Mining Court was resumed at Newcastle to-day. The decision of the miners' management committee, to refuse to allow…
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At the Bellingen Police Court on Saturday before Mr. S. J. Piggot, J.P., Frederick C. Harris, charged with riotous behaviour in Bellingen the previous day, was fined £2 or…
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In the Land Appeal Court, Sydney, last weak, the Minister for Lands appealed against the apprised capital value of John A. Graham's cp of 50a. and cl of 150a…
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At Lawrence Small Debts Court, on Phursday, Albert Olive sued George Armstrong for balance of sale of goods, money lent, and cartage on goods, viz., £1 Os…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. On the application of Sergeant Andrews authority was given to destroy a red cow, running on the South Grafton Common,…
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On Friday, before the P.M. Donald M'Kinnon v. Thomas Grove, tenancy order to issue for possession. Ordered to pey £1 7s costs, or 7 days. mr…
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Mrs. Turner, a clairvoyant, gave a demonstration at Baliarat in respect to the murder of Mrs Graham. She gave a detailed account of the…
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The relieving P.M., Mr. J. Fletcher, took up his duties at Grafton, and was welcomed by Mr. F. M'Guren), on behalf of the legal profession, and by…
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