Windsor Police Court
TUESDAY.—Before Messrs. Becke, P.M., S. Dunstan, Conlon, Yeo, Primrose, and Holland. Mary Murphy was called upon by Maty Ann Wood to show cause why she should not deliver up premises…
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Courts & crime, 1889
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Windsor Licensing Court
MONDAY.—Before Messrs. Becke. P.M., J. E. Onus, and W. Lanirock, Licensing Magistrates. RFNHWAL.—William Wallace Douglas applied for a renewal of the license for the Killarney Inn. The…
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FRIDAY.—Before Messrs Becke. P.M., and Holland John Begley was charged with stealing a quantity of grape vine cattings the property of George Myers of Riverstone. Mr Kempthorne…
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TUESDAY.—Before Messrs. Becke, P.M., B. Conlon, and T. Primrose.—Drunk.—One woman was fined 2s 6d, or 12 hours.—Attempt to steal.— John Dillon pleaded not guilty to a charge of…
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On Friday last, after we went to press, a second charge against John Begley, of Riverstone, of stealing a quantity of trees and vines, the property of George Myers, was heard before Messrs. Becke,…
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THURSDAY, July 18th, 1889. Before Messrs Lamrock and Guest. Illegally on promises.—John Fearly was charged with being on the premises of Mr. J.E. Onus for an unlawful purpose. Mr. O[?]ms gave evidence to the effect that an alarm…
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FRIDAY—Before Messr[?] Gerald Carlton, tailor, ch[?] assault. He said that he defendant, and went for…
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Some amended rules were submitted, the most material being the alteration in the time of holding such courts from the second Friday in every alterate month, to second Thursday in every month. The rules were accepted, and…
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ON Tuesday last, at the Windsor Police Court, before Messrs Becke, P.M., B. Conlon, S. J. Dunstan, and D. Holland, George Louis ftsher Davies, of the "Australian," was charged with using…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Windsor Police Court. Friday, 26Th July, 1889. (Before the Police Magistrate and Mr Yeo.) GREATRIX v. GREATRIX
The defendant, Mary Greatrix, was arrested under warrant, wherein she was charged with threatening to kill her husband, Edward Greatrix. The complainant gave evidence as to the words…
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MONDAY.—Before Messrs. Becke. P.M., Lamrock, and Onus, Licensing Magistrates. Peter Burg applied for a license for a house situate in George-street, Windsor, to be known as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Richmond Police Court. Thursday, 25Th July, 1889. (Before Messrs. J. E. Onus and W. Lamrock.) Inflicting Grievous Bodily Harm
Frederick Eather and Thomas Eatherr of Windsor, were charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Ah Ho Lin, a Chinese vegetable hawker, at the Blacktown and Richmond Road on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Richmond Police Court. Friday, August 2Nd, 1889. Before Messrs Lamreock and Onus. STEALING
William Davis and Edward Wilson, charged with stealing a bale of hay, the property of R. Ezzy, at Kurrajong. The evidence of the police, the owner, and a witness—Mr. Coleman of…
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Edward Gow v. James Rochester, illegally impounding stock. The Police Magistrate said he had received a letter from complainant stating that he did not intend to proceed with the case…
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On Friday, the postponed case, J. Onus, Sen., v. A. R. Clough, for injury to property, by ringbarking a lemon tree, was heard. It appeared that defendant had occupied complainant's farm, and when…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Windsor Police Court. Friday, August 9. (Before Messrs. Becke, P.M., and Primrose.) Profane Language
James Lock was charged with using profane language on the Blacktown-Riverstone Road. He pleaded guilty. Fined 5s and 5s 6d costs, or 7 days…
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FRIDAY—Before Messrs. Becke, P.M., J. B. Johnstone, Senr., Callaghan, and Primrose. Four small boys named Robert Hutchinson, Richard Hutchinson, Francis Douglas, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Windsor Police Court. Friday, August 16. (Before the P.M., and Messrs. Primrose and Johnstone.) Detention of a Mare
In the case of Gosper v. Gibson, which was not concluded when we went to press on Friday, the following additional evidence was taken:— Dr. Callaghan was called, on behalf of the…
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TUESDAY.—Before Messrs. Becke, P.M., Conlon, and Holland. Obscene Language, &c. — Charles Barker pleaded guilty to using obscene language, to riding…
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.—Before the Police Magistrate. Vagrancy.—Matthew Stafford, an old offender, for being unable to show that he had sufficient…
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