The Whiteley Murder. London
Horace Raynor, the murderer of William Whitely, of the Westbourne Grove Emporium, was before the Marylebon[?] court yesterday and was remanded…
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Courts & crime, 1907
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Warden's Court
In the Warden's Court yesterday afternoon before Mr. Warden Dove, John Henry Williams proceeded against William Gilbert Harris for trespass on…
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There was a heavy Licensing Court yesterday. Several cases had been listed, and in each case there were long arguments between counsel and the…
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In the Licensing Court this morning, before Messrs. Dove, D.S.M. Eley and Bowen, Js.P., an application was made by Sub-inspector Sawtell for a…
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In the case against Frederick Charles Bletchly licensce, of the Family Hotel, in which Sub-inspector Sawtell applied to the court for a summons to…
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In reference to the proclamation of a Circuit Court in Broken Hill, Mr. J. H. Cann, M.L.A., yesterday received the following communication…
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The Trades and Labor Council has directed that a report be prepared showing what jurisdiction the Arbitration Court now possessed in view of…
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John Dalrymple, who was acquitted on Wednesday on a charge of murdering Annie Hill, a woman with whom he lived at Fitzroy, was yesterday…
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Before Mr. Dove, D.E.M., in the Police Court yesterday two youths named William Chard and Richard Betro were charged with stealing in…
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At South Melbourne Police Court on Tuesday impassive faced Mongolians, with nowing pigtails, sat in a row behind the solicitors' table, others…
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John Baghino, an English "Johnny," plended guilty at the City Police Court yesterday to charges of imposition on tradespeople by means of valueless…
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In his Memoits of Famous Trials," now running through "Lloyd's Weekly News," Evelyn Villebois Burnaby M.A., has the following reference to…
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During the hearing of a criminal case at the Sessions to-day Judge Backhouse made some strong comments as to the disclosed existence of friction amongst…
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An inquest was held at G[?] yesterday concerning the death of James E. Cormack, who is alleged to have been stabbed by Frances Ann…
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Mr. Thomas Robin, barrister at law, has been appointed a District Court Judge…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →South Australian Customs Frauds. The Suspended Officers. Henry [?]rewin Before the Court. Adelaide
The board appointed to inquire into the charges laid against the two suspended Customs officers, Macgraith and Frost, sat again at Port Adelaide…
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An outbreak of insubordination occurred at the Fremantle Gaol on Thursday morning, when 40 prisoners for a time refused to go to work as a protest…
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During, the hearing of a criminal case at the Sessions to-day Judge Backhouse made some strong comments as to the disclosed existence of f[?]ction amongst…
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Mr. Thomas Robin, barrister at law, has been appointed a District Court Judge…
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Mr. Dove, D.S.M., in the Police Court to-day inflicted the following fines: —Allen Stewart, drunk and disorderly, 7s. 6d. or one day; John Hare,…
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