Police Court
MESSRS. C. L. C. Badham, P.M., and J. J. Williams, J.P., attended at the court this morning. Mary Chester, for being drunk, disorderly, and using…
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Courts & crime, 1891
342 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 14 of 18
Petty Debts Court
IT has hitherto been the custom for the registrar of the Petty Debts Court to allow the police court reporters access to the book containing the decisions in all…
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At the Warden's Court, before Mr A. N. Barnett, Warden, in the case Hoffmann v. Lewis, August Hoffmann sued Charles W. Lewis "for that at div[?]rs times…
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AT the Police Court this morning, before Messrs. Badham, Pell, and Williams, J.s.P., John Egan was charged with stealing £46, the property of Arthur…
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HENRY JAMES PHILLIPS surrendered to his bail at the Police Court this morning to answer a charge of embezzling the sum of £15, the property of the Government, on…
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THOMAS PERRY was charged this morning with vagrancy. He alleged, in excuse, that he had been working at the British mine and had left, being affected by the…
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MESSRS. Badham, P.M., and Pell, J.P., attended at the courthouse this morning and imposed fines ranging from 2s. 63. to 20s. on various persons charged with…
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MR. BADHAM attended at the courthouse this morning. Robert Phillips, charged with lun[?]cy, was remanded for eight days for medical observation and treatment…
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MR. WARDEN RODGERSON attended at the court to-day to adjudicate in the cases of Trebold v. Ashley and Trebold v. Mitchell. In both cases the plaintiff…
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The hearing of the Block [?] case was continued all the afternoon. A. N. Barnett, Warden for the district, stated that he knew the property in question…
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MR. A. N. BARNEIT (Warden) presided this morning, when the case of Hansey v. Young was heard. This was an action for trespass on certain Crown lands,…
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MR. BADHAM attended this morning and dealt, with four persons charged with drunkenness, imposing fines or alternative terms of imprisonment. James Scott, for…
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Maurice Dalton, aged 72, was tried at the Criminal Court for the murder of his wife under brutal circumstances in April last. The murder occurred after a quarrel…
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AN inquest was held at Dalhousie Springs on September 29, before Mr. Hewish, J.P., on the body of Thomas Horne, who was murdered by a native named Tommy,…
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THE vagaries of the Petty Debts Court are always evident. Said a plaintiff this morning:—"I asked the defendant for the money, your worship, and he told me…
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Count Esterhazy, a member of the Austrian nobility, has been missing for several days. His carriage has now been found floating in the River Danube, near…
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MESSRS. Badham and Mills attended at the police court this morning. James Green pleaded guilty to charges of obscene language and refusing to pay for…
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WILLIAM GEORGE, DICKER, a lad of between 14 and 15 years, who was on remand for stealing a saddle and bridle from a farmer at Glenburnie, escaped…
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THE quarterly Licensing Court was opened to-day, Messrs. Badham, Lane, and Mills on the bench. The licensing inspector's report, which was read, showed…
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THE adjourned case of Crak[?]r v. Braid-wood, under the Masters' and Servants' Act, again came on for hearing this morning at the Police Court. The…
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