Police Intelligence. Friday Oct. 31, 1851
LARCENY.—Francis Grant was brought up charged with stealing the carcase of a cow, the property of J. R. Styles, Esq., J.P. The prisoner was discharged from custody on an…
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Courts & crime, 1851
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The Execution of Patrick Kennedy, at Melbourne, for the Murder of His Wife
THE last penalty of the law was carried into effect on Saturday morning on the body of Patrick Kennedy who had been convicted of the murder of his wife at the criminal sessions of the Supreme Court,…
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MURDER WILL OUT.—About a fortnight since a woman named Mary Fleming, residing at Kilkeasy, went to Constable Read, of the Huggins-town station, and…
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Warren Kerr was brought up under the Hired Servants Act, charged with neglect of duty, his master, Mr. Woore, consented to take him back on his promising to perform the same…
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WE have with regret to announce the death, by the hands of the natives of one of the Solomon Islands of Mr. Benjamin Boyd. The statement of Mr. Crawford (who has arrived…
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Warren Kerr again figured on the boards of that theatre so familiar to him, that on the question being put by the presiding magistrate, Wm. H. Hovell, Esq., "Are you guilty?" the actor who…
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ANOTHER horrible murder had been perpetrated in Suffolk. Our account is abridged from the Times of August 6th. Eye, August 5th…
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UNLUCKY MICK.—Michael Fenny was placed before the sitting magistrate, Win. H. Hovell, Esq., charged with being drunk on Friday last. His Worship asked him if he pleaded guilty? "Yer…
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After the drunkards' list had been disposed of, a case was brought into court by a man named Hughes, who sued his master for wages amounting to £25.— It appeared that this person had been the hired…
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There were several cases on the drunkards list this morning. "THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."—Lady Jane was there to answer for having serenaded the Queen's…
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