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SATURDAY, JULY 6 — William Cox, Esq., J. P., and Robert Fitzgerald, Esq., J. P., took their seats on the Benchat 11 a. m., and disposed of several cases…
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Courts & crime, 1844
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Penrith Police Office
TUESDAY, JULY 9.—Before R. C. Lethbridge, Henry Cox, Henry Bayley, and Lawrence Dalhunty, Esquires, Justices of the Peace…
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MONDAY, JULY 1.—The third sitting of the Supreme Court of Criminal Jurisdiction, was opened this morning at the new Court House, Darlinghurst, by Mr. Justice Stephen…
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THURSDAY, JULY 11.â[?]UTH [?], a semptress, charged with perjury, was acquitted. WILLIAM [?]ROKE pleaded g[?] to a charge of horse and cat[?]e stealing, and [?] sentenced to…
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TUESDAY, JULY 16.—Before Robert Fitzgerald, and L. D. Whittaker, Esquires. John Ingram was charged with stealing a saddle, the property of Mr. P. Adamson…
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THURSDAY, JULY 18—Before his Honor Mr. Justice a'Beckett. Henry Gibbss laborer, indicted for having on the 21st June last,at Sydney,cut, stabbed…
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SATURDAY, JULY 27.—Before Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. Bridget Johnson pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk at Richmond, and…
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 3.—Before Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. Cornelius Burke, a ticket-of-leave holder, for drunkenness and insolence to his master,…
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THURSDAY, JULY 25.âBefore his Honor Mr. Justice a'Becket. John Hodges, Richard Webb, Jas. Slade, Thomas Sullivan and Robert Wells were…
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TUESDAY, 6TH AUGUST.—Before William Cox, Esq., and Captain Ramsbottom. James Osborne, charged on information with being drunk on the previous evening,…
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 20—Before William Cox, L. D. Whittaker, and Richard Ramsbottom, Esquires. Mr. George Shirley charged Daniel…
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SATURDAY, AUG. 31.—Before Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. John Redferd and Thomas Andrews were charged with passing a bad shilling at the…
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 17.—The Magisrates present were William Cox, Esq, J. P., and L. D. Whittaker, Esq J. P. John Carter, holding a ticket-of-leave for the…
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 21.—Before Robert Fitzgerald, Esq., J. P. Several unimportant cases were disposed of, only one "candidate for honors" ordered…
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Before his Honor R. Therry, Esq, Commissioner; and Joseph Smith and John O Dell, Esqrs., Assessors. Mr George Seymour, brought an action…
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TUESDAY, 8TH OCTOBER.—Before William Cor[?] Esq., J. P.—Four most interesting looking Cyprians were placed at the bar, charged with being drunk, and in a disorderly house, kept by a men…
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SATURDAY, 12TH OCT.âBefore W. Cox, Esq. J. P. and L. D. Whitaker, Esq. J. P. Joseph Philipsâholding a ticket of-leave for the District of Windsor, was charged with…
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This Court was opened on Monday, Oct. 7, before his Honor Mr. Justice a Beckett. The following gentlemen were sworn in magistrates of the city, viz., John Gilchrist,…
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SATURDAY, OCT. 19âBefore William Bowman, Esq, J P & M C. Charles Breaker, Dan Holland Margaret Mitchell, Sarah Oxley, John Harpur, and…
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THURSDAY OCT. 10—Before his Honor the Chief Justice Louis Breton—was found guilty of having on the 19th of August last, bitten off the…
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