Supreme Court. Civil Side
MONDAY OCT. 28.—Before their Honors the three Judges. Duguid v. Hobler—Judgment in this case was delivered by his Honor the Chief Justice…
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Courts & crime, 1844
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Supreme Court. Criminal Side
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26.—Before their Honors the three Judges. John Hodges, Richard Webb, JameSlade, and Thomas Sullivan, for conspiring…
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TUESDAY, OCT. 5.—Before William Cox, and L. D. Whittaker, Esquires. Joseph Phillips was charged with hawking goods without a license. Mr. Carrington…
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CIVIL SIDE.—SITTINGS IN BANCO. THURSDAY, OCT. 31—Before their Honors the three Judges The Queen on the prosecution of Robert…
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Present—William Cox and L D Whittaker, Esqrs. Michsel Mahoney—charged with drunkenness—was fined ten shilings and costs…
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FRIDAY, Nov. 8.—Before their Honors the three Judges. Seymour v. Peisley—This was an action brought to recover from the defendant a…
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The Caledonia steamer, from Boston and Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday, fully confirms the act of piracy on board the Saladin, and massacre of…
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TUESDAY, 19TH Nov.—James, Beveridge was charged by Mr. James Roberts, of the Kurrajong, with committing a breach of the Hired Servauts' Act. This case was entirely…
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1. Argy'e, 64 acres, parish unnamed, near Corowoiig, Lake George. 2. Argyle, 640 acres, parish unnamed, near Corowong, Like George…
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Some time was then spent in consulting what to do, and I afterwards learned they were in doubt how next to proceed; that Anderson and Hazelton went into the…
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TUESDAY, 26TH Nov. 1844—Before William Cox, Esq, J. P. Andrew Moran—who has for some time past been confined on a charge of robbery…
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1 Roxburgh, 640 actes, parish of Thornshope…
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FRIDAY, NOV. 23.—Befere his Honor Mr. Justice Dickenson and a jury of four. Seymour v. Peisley—Mr. Fisher moved that this case—which was set down for trial…
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James Thomson, remanded from the previous Tuesday—on a charge of stealing a table-cloth the property of Mrs. Cope—was placed at the bar…
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