Goulburn Police Court
BEFORE the P.M. and Mr. Belcher. DRUNKENNESS. An old offender pleaded guilty, and was fined 20/- or 14 days…
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Courts & crime, 1906
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Goulburn Police Court. Tuesday, January 2
Before the P.M. and Messrs. Belcher and C. H. Roberts. POSTPONED. In the Case against Henry B. Thomas, charged…
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BEFORE the P.M. and Messrs. Belcher and C. H. Roberts. REMANDED. Henry Baron Thomas, on remand, on bail,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Young Police Court. TUESDAY. Before Mr. R. W. Collins, J.P. Riotous Behaviour
Jauies Miller, charged with riotous behaviour pleaded guilty and was fined £1 or seven days. Thomas Punt, to ar similar offence, also pleaded guilty and was fined £1 or seven days…
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[?]M., and Messrs. Belcher and [?]E OF FALSE PRETENCES. [?]sled was charged with having [?]n or about December 1 obtained…
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[?] Handcock, and Mr. Belcher [?] STPONED. [?] Mr. Betts the application of [?]mercial Hotel, 'Bungonia, was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Tuesday, January 2. BEFORE Mr. John Bourke, J.P. STEALING
Alexander Dallas was charged with stealing one pair of boots, valued at 116 the property of Mrs Keogh. The evidence in the case was most…
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The following persons were each fined 5/- and 4/6 costs for allowing stock to stray :— Owen Thomas Cambridge. Percy king, James Neale Morton, and Patrick O'Brien…
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LIVERPOOL, Wednesday.--At the local Police Court yesterday, Charles Clark and Oscar Edwards, alias Clark were committed for trial on a charge…
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At the Liverpool Police Court on Tuesday, George Clarke, described as a dealer, residing at Bowral, was committed to stand his trial at the next…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Goulburn Licensing Court the New Fees
A SITTING of the above court was held yesterday before the P.M. and Mr. Belcher and Dr. Handcock. A renewal was granted to T. J. Frost,…
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Before the Police-Magistrate. ALLEGED GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM. Henry B. Thomas was charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm on Frederick Brooker…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Young Police Court. FRIDAY. Before Mr. H. J. Byrne, J.P. Riotous Behaviour
John O’Brian was charged with riotous behaviour on the morning, of January 1st. Defendant did not appear and the case was heard experts. After the police evidence had been given,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Young Police Court. Friday, January 5Th, 1960. Before F. Meares, Esq., P.M. Riotious Behaviour
Police v. John O'Brien, riotious behaviour. No appearance of defendant. Constable Anderson, sworn, proved service of summons. While on duty in…
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BEFORE the P.M. and Mr. Belcher. STEALING. William Pettit was charged with stealing two pairs of trousers, two shirts, pairs of…
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What a prodigious number of Justices of the Peace there must be in the state now[?] Only the other day the Government appointed another batch, and there…
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Before the P.M. and Mr. Belcher. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. William Smidt, who pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk and disorderly, was…
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No light has ever been thrown upon the mysterious murder of Lieutenant Roper, R.E, in Brompton Barracks, Chatham, in 1881. His body was picked up at the foot of the…
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One defendant pleaded guilty to being drunk on the railway platform, and was fined 5/- or 24 hours…
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Charles O'Donnell, a notorious buglar, went from Sydney to the United States about 18 years ago. After robbing a bank at Boston and killing the night watchman he…
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