Police Reports
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.—No business of any importance took place on these days. FRIDAY. (Before the Acting Police Magistrate, and D. H…
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Courts & crime, 1859
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Government Land Sales. at the Police Office, Gundagai. On Monday, 17th January. Town Lots. -- South Gundagai
Lots 1 to 8, 2 roods each, allotments 11 to to 19 of section 29. Lots 9 to 21, 2 roods each, allotments 2 to 17 of section 41…
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DRUNKENNESS.—Ann Smith, this being her second offence within a few days. was fined £2, or 48 hours' imprisonment. MURDER.—Johnny Tang and "Tommy," two…
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(Before the Acting Police magistrate, T.A. Murra) and A. G. de Laurel, Esquires, J.P.'s. John Bose Daley was remanded till to-morrow on the charge of stealing a hat…
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THE usual monthly court for the disposal of small debts cases, was held on Tuesday last. There were seven cases on the list, one of which was settled out of court…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Reports. Monday. (Before the Acting Police Magistrate, J. L. Oakes, and D. H. Thron, Esqrs.)
One or two cases of drunkenness were disposed of. PETTY LARCENY.—Thomas Sullvian, for stealing two pairs of trousers from Mr. Butler, as mentioned…
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A report was current in Bathurst on Friday evening that a murder of a very atrocious character had been committed at Meadow Flat, on the Sydney Road. All that we have been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Government Land Sales. at the Police Office, Gundagai. On Monday, 17th January. Town Lots. -- South Gundagai
Lots 1 to 8, 2 roods each, allotments 11 to to 19 of section 29. Lots 9 to 24, 2 roods each. allotments 2 to 17 of section 41…
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Three cases of drunkenness were disposed of. INDECENT LANGUAGE.—Bridget Barrett was fined £2 10s. for the above offence, or in default, to go to gaol for six weeks. The fine was paid…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Reports. Friday. (Before the Acting Police Magistrate, A. Gibson, A. G. the Lauret, and T. J. Gibson, Esquires.)
ASSAULT.— Mrs. Carter v. Mrs. R. Mc Alister.— Plaintiff returning from Goulburn to Maxton met Mrs. Mc Alister about two miles in the bush, coming to town, Mrs. Mc Alister was flourishing a stick,…
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John Mellon and Benjamin Jones were charged with being illegally in an enclosed yard, on the premises of W. Chatfield, Esq., on Sunday afternoon…
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Two cases of drunkenness were discharged and a charge of stealing money remanded till Friday. FRIDAY. (Before the Acting police magistrate.)…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Prevention of Cattle Stealing. To the Editor of the Yass Courier
SIR, -- I perceive that Vass has taken the lead in organising "an Association for the prevention of Horse and Cattle Stealing." thus showing that the gentlemen of your…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country News. Cooma. Police Court, Monday, January, 24th, 1859. (Before R. Dawson, Esq., P.M., P .J .J. Clifford, Esq.)
LARCENY.—James Ryrnes, servant of Mr. A. Levy, was charged with having stolen some rum from his stores, of the value of £2, on Saturday, the 22nd instant. Mr. A. Moses was duly sworn, and his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Petty Sessions. Thursday, January 27
Before T. Laidlaw and A. Campbell, Esqrs ASSAUUT. James Doyle pleaded guilty to having assaulted David-Harper, and was fined 50s. and 21s. professional and court…
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HAVING STOLEN MONEY IN HIS POSSESSION.— John Thompson was charged with the above offence. William Hart, labourer, living in Bradley-street, stated that he saw prisoner at his house on Monday…
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DESERTING A WIFE.âEdward Rowbottom, charged with this offence, and for whose apprehension a warrant had been sent up from Sydney, was admitted to bail to appear at that place on the 16th…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Government Land Sale. at the Police Office, Adelong. On Monday, 7th March. Suburban Lots
Lots 1 to 18. -- 1a. 3r., 8a., 8a., 7a. 3r., 7a., 6a. 2r., 6a. 1r., 7a. 1r., 8a. 1r., 7a, 0r, 23p., 5a. 3r. 31p., 5a. 3r., 6a. Or. 25p., 13a., 13a., Ha. 1r. 8p., 13a., and 11a. 2r. 32p…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Court of Petty Sessions. Thursday, February 3. Before A. Campbell and T. Laidlaw, Esqrs
WAGES. -- Charles Hood summoned Mr. W. Thorn, of the Fish River, for £11 5s. 4d. (less a stove account), cash alleged to be due as wages for reaping, &c., at the rale of 12s. 10d…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Requests. Tuesday, 1St February. Before J. G. Davison, T. Laidlaw, and A. Campbell Esquires
Davidson v. Fanikner. -- A claim amounting to £2 16s. for agistment of two horses. Postponed at request of defendant. Grovenor a Larking. -- For the sum of £6,…
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