Braidwood. Police Court—monday
Before Messrs. A. Elliott, P.M., and R. M. Higgins, J.P. An old ago pensioner was charged with being drunk on Mongarlowe racecourse on January 1…
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Courts & crime, 1907
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Licensing Court—monday
Before Messrs. A. Elliot, P.M., and R. M. Higgins. J.P. Mrs. Alicia Brady, licensee of the Commercial Hotel, Nerriga, applied for a reduction of…
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One defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 2/6 or two hours in the lock-up. FRIDAY. Before Mr.Knowlman…
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At the North Sydney Police Court on Friday morning, Annie Delaney, 23, domestic servant, was charged with having, at North Sydney, on January 15, stolen…
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Frederick Connors was charged with being on the promises of the Doneaster Hotel, Harden at a time when the said premises should not be open for the sale of liquor…
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Before Mr. Knowlman. ALLEGED COMMUNICATION WITH A PRISONER. Henry George Snow was charged that without lawful authority he did communicate with…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Young Police Court. FRIDAY. Before H. Byrne, P.M. ABDUCTION
Richard Camden Long was arrested on warrant issued by the Crookwell Bench, charging him with the abduction of one, Maud Stevenson, a girl of about sixteen years of age, against…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Young Police Court. TUESDAY. Before Mr. H. J. Byrne, P.M. Licensing Act
Robert Mather was charged with being unlawfully upon licensed premises, when such premises should not be open for the sale of liquor, to wit, on Sunday, January…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Young Police Court. Friday, January 25, 1906. Before H. Byrne, Esq., P.M. A[?]DUCTION
Richard Camden Long was arrested on warrant issued by the Crookwell Bench, charging him with the a[?]duction of one, Maud Stevenson, a girl of about sixteen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Murder and Attempted Suicide. London, Jan. 25
The identity and motives of the murderer of Mr. Whiteley are uncertain. The assailant is still alive. He carried a paper, on which wanes written: "I am Mr. Whiteley's son." The family of deceased deny…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Where Etiquette Is King. Mediaeval Pomp and Ceremony of the Spanish Court
When Princess Ena of Battenberg becomes Queen of Spain she will find herself mistress of no fewer than half-a-dozen magnificent, palaces, veritable…
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The identity and motives of the murderer of Mr. Whitely are uncertain. The assailant is still alive. He carried a paper. on which was written: "I am…
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The murderer of Mr. Whiteley, of the great stores of that name in London, has been identified as a man named Rayner. He was well dressed. He is not known…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams. Sydney, Monday. Stealing a Box of Sovereigns
Two young seamen, charged with stealing a box containing a thousand sovereigns from the steamship Navua, were remanded this morning to February 15…
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The man who murdered Mr. Whiteley is named Rayner. He was well dressed. The murderer is unknown to…
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Further inquiries support (according to the "Daily Mail" of 21st November) the assumption that the fifteen-year-old lad, Squire Kynston, whose naked body…
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The Divisional Court has refused an application made by the Standard newspaper to commit Mr. John Burns, President of the Local Government Board, for alleged contempt of court…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cable News. Murder of Mr. Whiteley. a Case of Blackmail. London, Jan. 25
The murderer of Mr. Whiteley, of the great stores of that name in London, has been identified as a man named Rayner. He was well-dressed. He is not known to the Whiteley…
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BEFORE Mr. Belcher. ALLEGED INSANITY. John Gale, an elderly man, was discharged on the recommendation of Dr. McKillop…
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THIS morning the sacrament of confirmation was conferred upon fifteen candidates in Goulburn Gaol by His Lordship Bishop Gallagher, assisted by the Rev. John O…
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