Sheep Stealing
JAMES SKETCHLEY was charged, before Mr. C. L. C. Badham, this morning, with stealing one sheep, the property of Richard Gainor, Poolamacca. Constable…
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Courts & crime, 1892
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Police Court. Looting at the Fire
THIS morning, before Mr. Badham, P.M., James Stevens and Arthur Wallace were charged with stealing wine from Sayers' Hotel during the fire last night. The…
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AFTER the usual Monday morning cases of inebriety and "language" had been disposed of to-day by the police magistrate, a variety of charged occupied his…
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J. WRIGHT was charged with assault by his wife. The offence was alleged to have been committed on Wednesday last, and arose out of the circumstance that…
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MAN from the cradle to the grave is an imitative creature. One boy apes the circus performer or anybody or anything else that has last taken his…
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J. WRIGHT was charged with assault by his wife. The offence was alleged to have been committed on Wednesday last, and arose ont of the circumstance that…
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BEFORE Mr. Badham, P.M., this morning, M. Dwyer and A. M'Clennan were each fined 10s. of threo days for drunkenness. Edward Dowling, who…
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JAMES SKETCHLEY was brought up, on remand, this morning, charged with stealing sheep, the property of George Gaynor, of Poolamacca, on January…
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A QUARTERLY licensing court was held to-day, Messrs. Badham and Mills presiding. The following renewals were granted:— W. Cole, Merthyr Tydvil; J. Cosgrove,…
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A young man, the son of Mr. Canning, member of Parliament, has been brutally murdered by blacks on the Upper Ashburton. From the scant information…
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THE MINER'S editorial writer the other day dealt with the subject of self-murder. The haman race, and the British race particularly, he thought, must be…
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ROBERT COPELAND was charged before Mr. Badham this morning with drunkenness and obscene language He had been before the bench on the previous…
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AT the Police Court, this morning, before Mr. C. L. C. Badham, Patrick O'Mara was charged with stealing a station order of the value of £28 2s. 1d., the property of…
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Two small boys were brought before the Bench this morning charged with stealing gingerbeer from a person named Forwood. It appeared that the staff had…
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GEORGE A. ROBERTSON waa again brought before the bench this morning, charged with being identical with Alfred Olney, for whose arrest a warrant had been…
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BEFORE Mr. Badham this morning Thomas Stanley, a respectable looking young man, was charged with assualting one D. Duncan on his own premises. He…
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MRS. EGERTON, step-mother of the accused, Lily Egerton, charged with riotous behavior, gave evidence for the defence. In cress-examination she stated…
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HENRY CHARLES BIGGAR, a respectable-looking young man, was charged at the police court this morning with stealing the contents of the hospital box from the…
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IN the summons division of the Police Court this morning, Patrick M'Namara, of the Centennial Hotel, pleaded guilty to a charge of Sunday trading, and was…
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THE premises of Messrs. M'Lean Brothers and Rigg, at the rear of Ross' Hotel, were burglariously entered early on Sunday morning, and had it not been for…
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