Police Incidents
MORBID SENSIBILITY.—On Tuesday morning, Margaret Cahill, an interesting young widow arrayed in sables, and apparently inconsolable for the recent loss of her husband, made her…
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Courts & crime, 1848
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Police Incidents
Before CAPT. HOVELL. DRUNKARDS.—Ann Barry made her second appearance charged with being drunk in the public streets, on Saturday night, and, in…
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EVERYBODY remembers the fable of the old man and the ass, who, in endeavouring to please everybody, pleased nobody, and lost his ass into the bargain; and…
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Before Capt. Hovell and Lieut. Montomrie, J.P.'s DRUNKARDS.âJohn Sowerby, ticket-of leave holder, appeared to answer an information charging him with being drunk and fighting, to…
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ON Tuesday morning last, William Fyfe, who had been convicted at the last sittings of the Central Criminal Court of the wilful murder of Robert Cox, at Moreton Bay, suffered the…
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Before CAPT. HOVELL. CAUTION TO CONSTABLES.—Mr. Ogle appeared as solicitor for: Mr. James. Thorne, of the Fish River, to plead to an information filed against…
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March the 1st being the 'day. fixed for the exsecution of John Lonergan, for the murder of the late W. Roe, J.P. 'and of Henry and PhilipCody, for the murder of Edward Madden, who were…
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Before CAPT. HOVELL DRUNKARDS.—Francis Tool, a ticket of leave holder, in the employ of Mr. Seward, blacksmith, was charged with being drunk and assisting in…
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The peaceful village of Foot's Cray, Kent, has lately been thrown into a state of great consternation that during the night a murder had been perpetrated under circumstances far more…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[ADVERTISEMENT.] To the Editor of the Goulburn Herald. New Court House, in Goulburn. "Honor Est Premia Virtutis."
SIR.âTHE height and thickness of the walls of this building, seem to engross the minds of some half a dozen of the towns-people. The public…
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Before Mr. MACARTHUR. MR. M'ALISTER'S BRIGADE.—THOMAS BROWN, a ticket of leave holder, was brought before Mr. Macarthur, the sitting magistrate, on Tuesday…
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There was no business before the court on Tuesday; and yesterday a considerable time elapsed before a second magistrate could be found. Mr. Montgomerie however took his seat…
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Monday, being the first in the month of August, the Court of Requests' Sittings took place, when the following Magistrates were present, viz., Captain Rossi, Mr. Rossi, junr., Messrs…
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Before CAPT. HOVELL. DRUNKARD.—Andrew Ryan, free by servitude, was summoned to answer an information exhibited against him by the Chief Constable…
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IN the last number of our Journal, under the head of "Domestic Intelligence," an article appeared reflecting in no very measured terms upon the wisdom of…
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DRUNKARDS.—Anthony Carlson appeared to answer to an information charging him with being found drunk in the public streets of Goulburn The defendant pleaded guilty, and in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Execution of Augustus Dancey, for the Murder of Matthew Lucke, at Melbourne
This melancholy tragedy terminated at five minutes past eight o' clock on Tuesday morning, the 1st instant, in the usual place of execution, the treadmill vard, on the north side of the goal,…
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WE regret to state that the crime of cattle stealing is not on the decline. The Melbourne and Adelaide markets, with their high prices and many facilities of…
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Before CAPT. ROSSI, and CAPT. HOVELL.—FANNING, (free by servitude), forfeited the sum of £1 in the most modest manner. Constable Kirk swore that Christie was in a highly…
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THIS morning, Friday, September 2, His Honor Mr. Justice Manning, attended divine service at St. Saviour's Church, the Rev. Mr. Sowerby officiating. The text of the Rev. Gentleman's…
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