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AT this court to-day, before Mr. Badham, Alfred Edward M'Gregor was charged with forging a cheque on the Bank of South Australia for the…
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Courts & crime, 1892
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The Windsor Murder. Is Deeming Mad? Mr. Marshall Lyle's Affidavit. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Further application is to be made to Mr. Justice Hedges later on by Mr. Marshall Lyle for the postponement of the trial of Deeming for the Windsor…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Windsor Murder. The Application for Adjournment. D[?]eming's Alleged Disease. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Tuesday Afternoon
The application for the postponement of the murder trial of D[?]eming alias Williams has not been made up to the present (3.40 p m.), and, as Mr. Justice…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Windsor Murder. The Trial. Application for Postponement. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Wednesday Evening
A further application for the adjournment of the trial of Deeming, alias Williams, for the Windsor murder was asked for to-day. Mr. Justice Hodges,…
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At the Poluce Court this morning Mr. Badham, P.M., presided. Michael Power, for refusing to pay for three drinks which he had obtained…
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Deeming was again before Mr. Justice Hodges at the Criminal Court this morning. After hearing all the medical evidence adduced in favor of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Windsor Murder. [By Telegraph] [From Our Special Reporter] Deeming on His Trial. The Court Closely Crowded. The Insanity Plea Set Aside. Mr. Marshall Lyle Retires from the Case. MELBOURNE, Thursday Afternoon
It was a foregone conclusion that the court and its vicinity at the opening of the trial to-day would be visited by hundreds of people. But the excitement is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Windsor Murder. The Trial. The Evidence Adduced. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
The trial of Deeming, alias Williams, for-the murder of his wife at Windsor, has been proceeding all yesterday afterneon, and the court sat later than usual…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →2nd Edition Mixer Office, 6 p.m. the Windsor Murder. Continuation, of the Trial. Deeming to Go Into the Box. [By Telegraph] [From Our Special Reporter.] Melbourne, Friday Afternoon
The Windsor murder trial was continned before Mr. Justice Hodges. The court was again crowded, and as much interest as ever was manifested, though,…
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The court was again crowded all day, and hundreds were unable to gain admission. Detective Causey, Smythe, Grimwald, and Davidson gave evidence similar to…
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A farther affidavit has been made by Edward Deeming, brother of the man accused of the Windsor and Rainhill morden. In it he declares that his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Windsor Murder. Continuation of the Trial. Deeming to Go Into the Box. [By Telegraph] [From Our Special Reporter.] Melbourne, Friday Afternoon
The Windsor murder trial was continued before Mr. Justice Hodges. The court was again crowded, and as much interest as ever was manifested, though,…
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AT the Police Court this morning, before Mr. Badham, P.M., after a few charges of drunkenness had been disposed of J. M'Grath and F. Carlton were fined 40s…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Windsor Murder. The Trial of Deeming. Case for the Defence Closed. Remarkable Statement by Accused. Address by Mr. Deakin. (By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Monday Evening
The hearing of the Windsor murder case was produced with to-day, and rapid progr[?] was made. The defence was entered upon at some length, the…
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AT the Police Court to-day, before Mr. Badham, J. S. M'Naghten, charged with being of unsound mind, was handed over to his friends on their entering into…
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The keenest interest has been taken here in the trial of Deeming, which has been proceeding in Melbourne, and lengthy messages, detailing the course…
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Deeming has become very downcast. He says that he is now, having considered the evidence, convinced that he must have committed the morder, bat he still…
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Ten Jewesses have been charged at Vilna, in Russia, with murdering 65 newly-born infants for purposes of profit…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Windsor Murder. Deeming's Autobiography. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
It is now reported that Deeming has once more set about writing his autobiography. Mr. Shegog, governor of the gaol, who has been permitted to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rights of Married Women Important Decision of the Full Court. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
An important point as to the rights of married women under the Married Women's Property Act was decided in the Full Court yesterday in the…
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