Police Reports
Before the POLICE MAGISTRATE, and Messrs THOMAS GIBSON and W. CHATFIELD. HUSBAND AND WIFE.—Jane Lansdowne [?] Thomas Lansdowne. The hearing of this…
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Courts & crime, 1858
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Court of Petty Sessions. Thursday, December 31
The magistrates on the Bench were J. G. Davidson, Esq.; N. R. Besnard, Esq.; J. R. Hardy, Esq.; I. M. Blake, Esq.; and A. Campbell, Esq…
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INDECENCY.—Mary Faraham, a very old habituee of the Police Court, having been found guilty of a gross act of indecency, was ordered to be imprisoned for six months…
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THE usual monthly Court for tho decision of small debts cases opened at the Court House on Tuesday last. The only magistrate in attendance was Mr. Davidson, of Douro…
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WE confess that we were somewhat surprised at the excessively arbitrary manner in which the Court of Requests was adjourned on Tuesday last. The facts of the…
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THE Magistrates ou the bench were J. G. Davidson, Esq.; I. M. Blake. Esq.; N. R. Besnard, Esq.; and A. H. Hume. Esq. DRUNKARDS' LIST.--William Clements and…
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On Monday, William Carrington and Mary Anderson, convicted of a gross act of indecency, on Sunday, in the bread day-light, in the neighbourhood of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Official Dispatches to Calcutta. First Dispatch From Delhi After the Assault
Notification—The Right Honorable the Governor-General in Council has the great satisfaction of publishing the subjoined letter, dated 16th September, from his Excellency the…
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EARLY on Saturday morning, the dwellinghouse of Mr. Bagwill in a keeper, was broken into, and a silver watch, gold chain and a bunch of keys stolen. The two burglars…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Reports. WEDNESDAY. Before the Police Magistrate, and Mr. W. Chatfield. Cattle Stealing
George Penning was brought up in custody, charged with that he did. on the 10th day of January feloniously…
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WE have had for some days before us the particulars of a horrible murder and mutiny on board the American whaler, Junior; but a press of local matter has compelled us to…
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John Sinclair was charged with vagrancy. Prisoner had gone to several persons in town and made representations to induce them to give him money, which he afterwards spent…
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ASSAULT.—Matthew Pennington, of Binda, publican, v. Edward Morris Constable. Matthew Pennington: I am a Licensced Publican, and reside at Binda; defendant came…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Reports. MONDAY. Before the Police Magistrate, and Mr. W. CHATFIELD
THE POLICE AGAIN.—Constable Leonard Pleaded guilty to a charge of drunkenness. Thu Chief Constable stated that, on leaving duty on the previous night, Leonard went…
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Some time back we stated that our worthy Police Magistrate had taken his passage for England, in the Duncan Dunbar, with the object of…
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I HAVE to inform you that the report of a murder reached this place the other day, and has caused not a little excitement. The [?] are the only particulars at prescut…
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Before the POLICE MAGISTRATE, and Mr.W.CHARTFIELD. INSANITY.—William Hilton was brought up on a charge of being of unsound mind. He was arrested by the Chief constable in…
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THE three prisoners, Cyrus plumer, Jacob Ryche, and Charles Stanley, charged with being implicated in the tragedy on board the American whaleship Junior, of New Bedford,…
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THE monthly meeting of the above court took place on Tuesday last, the magistrates present being Messrs. Davidson, Campbell, Besnard, and Blake…
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THE magistrates on the Bench were, Messrs. Davidson, Campbell, Hardy, and Laidlaw. DRUNKENNESS.—Samuel Taylor, of the Murrumbidgee, was charged with having…
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