Appeal Court
At Grafton on Monday, before the P.M. Grafton Municipal Council. There were 24 appeals lodged by ratepayers. Five of these were, on the advice…
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Courts & crime, 1910
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Small Debts Court
At Grafton On Monday before the P.M. T. Richards v. Mrs. J. M. Stewart, claim of £3 10s for goods sold. Verdict for amount and 5s. costs. Defendant did not…
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Considerable relief has been experienced by the decision of the High Court that the Federal Arbitration Court has not the power to override any award of a State…
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Carlos A. Bonello has been sentenced to death at Adelaide in connection with the shooting of Norma Plush near Tanunda…
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At Maclean yesterday, before Mr. Geo, Davis, J.P. James McBride, being found drunk in River-street by Constable Clarke, was fined…
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The half-yearly Circuit Court opens at Grafton Court House on Thursday morning next, and will be presided over by the Chief Justice (Dr. W. P. Cullen), who will…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Arrangements have been completed for the transport to their destinations of the passengers from the wrecked steamer Pericles. R.M.S. Orsova,…
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Mary Smith v. J. G. Smith, assault. No appearance of the parties. Case struck out…
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The Chief Justice (Dr. Cullen), is to arrive in Grafton tomorrow afternoon from Sydney, via Glen Innes, accompan[?]ed by his associate (Mr. P. H…
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The following booth licenses in connection with the forthcoming Show of the C.P. and A. Society were granted:--For No. 1 booth, to Francis B…
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Yesterday a number of office-bearers and members of Court Clarence. Order of Royal Foresters, assembled at the Grafton General Cemetery for the…
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Yesterday, before the P.M. Mary Smith v. John George Smith, assault. There was no appearance of parties. Case struck out…
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In connection with the above Court, which opens before his Honor the Chief Justice on Thursday morning next, we have been asked to stain that the case of Martha…
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Yesterday, before the P.M. Michael O'Brien, charged with using indecent language at Brushgrove on the 19th March, 1910, did not…
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Thomas Mason, aged 35, a bookmaker and well-known "spieler," was arrested early this morning for behaving in a suspicious manner at the…
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Yesterday, at Ulmarra, before the P.M. Thomas V. Gardner, baker, v. John Alfred Johnston. Claim for £2 4s 3d…
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Yesterday, at Ulmarra, before the P.M. The only appeal against the Ulmarra municipal valuations was that of…
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On Tuesday, before the P.M. Michael O'Brien, of Cowper, was charged with using indecent language at Brushgrove…
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W. Leary Was fined 40 or 1 month in Grafton gaol, 7 days allowed to pay, before Mr. W. C. Rush, J. P. Before the P.M. Friday, April 8,…
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Sentenced to forty vears' imprisonment for murder, Roger Williams, a cattle dealer, after serving half his sentence has just been released from…
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