Police Court. Minor Offences
MESSRS. Badham, Rodgerson, and Mills attended at the courthouse this morning and administered the law to a a couple of inebriates by tha imposition of light…
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Courts & crime, 1891
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Circuit Court
THE Broken Hill Circuit Court opens here on Wednesday next, before his Honor Mr. Justice Stephen. The following are the criminal cases set down…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Circuit Court. Wednesday, October 14. (Before His Honor Mr. Justice Stephen.)
THE Criminal Sittings of the Circuit Court opened this morning, when the names of six persons appeared on the list for trial. Mr. H. M. Hamilton appeared…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Fiend. Sentenced to Life. the Judge's Comments. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
Bertram Everard, the young man who was found guilty of a number of criminal or attempted criminal assaults on women and girls in the suburbs of Sydney after…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Scene at Ballarat. Arrested for Husband-Murder But Proved Innocent. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
There was a scene of intense excitement at Ballarat on Saturday night. William Hartley, 35 years of age, a well-known dentist, of Lydiard-street, had…
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MR. BADHAM presided in the Small Debts Court to-day, and gave verdicts for plaintiff in the following undefended cases:— R. H. Warne v. John Barr, work…
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AT this court yesterday, before Mr. Warden Rodgerson, the case of Brackenridge v. Nicholas was heard. The area in dispute is portion 18, parish of Stephen,…
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MR. C. L. C. BADHAM presided at the Police Court this morning. Thomas Lane, charged with using foul language on two occasions, was fined £3, with £3…
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THE licensing magistrates having concluded hearing evidence regarding the applications now pending, with the exception of that for the Coffee Palace,…
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The hearing of the charge of embezzlement against Frank B. Wilkinson, late a clerk in the employ of Justin M'Carthy, was continued. E. H. Bright, secretary…
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MESSRS. BADHAM and Mills dispensed justice this morning as follows:—D. Evans, who had 25 convictions recorded against him during 1890 and 1891, was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Murder by Turkish Brigands. Londen
A party of Turkish brigands at San Francisco has murdered Prinoe Savalar, an American noble, attached to the Russian Embassy at Stamboul, failing to…
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AN unusual number of delinquents were presented at the police court this morning, most of them being charged with offences of a petty nature. Thomas Sullivan, who…
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AT the Warden's Court this afternoon, Edwin Roges proceeded against Edward Moule for trespassing on an allotment of land near portion 2127, being part of the…
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MR. BALH[?]M attended at the Police Court this morning, and disposed of a trio of first offenders charged with drunkenness…
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MESSRS. Badham, P. M., and Mills, J.P., presided this morning. MINOR OFFENCES. Six drunks were dealt with in the usual…
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MR. BADHAM attended at the Police Court this morning. Dominick Lynch, for neglecting to comply with an order of the Court to contribute towards hit wife's…
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MR. LABOUCHERE writes as follows in London Truth: — When Bailie James Martin (to whom I have before referred) presides at the Glasgow Central Police…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Alleged Wife Murder. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The inquest on the body of Mrs. Amy Best has been concluded, and a verdict of murder has been returned against her husband, George Best…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →More Police for Ireland. London
The English Government is increasing the police force stationed at the various ports on the Irish coast, consequent upon certain secret information which it is…
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