Supreme Court
In the Equity Court, on Monday last, before Judge Owen, the action, Startin find another v. Jones and others was heard. Mr. A. H, Simpson for the plaintiff, Mr. Walker for the defendant David…
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Courts & crime, 1890
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Windsor Small Debts Court
Wednesday. Before Messrs Becke, P.M., and Holland. Pratten and Co., Sydney, v. G. L. A. Davies. Claim for £618/6, printing paper, cards, &c., for…
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On Monday last, Robert Alderton (on remand) was brought before Messrs. Onus and Guest, at the Richmond Police Court, on a charge of stealing a cheque for £34 15s, the property of Robert…
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Tuesday September 23rd, 1890. Before the P.M., and Messrs'. G. S. Yeo, Dr. Callaghan, and J.B Johnson jun. STEALING…
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Paris is policed in excess. You see the guardians of the public peace, as they are now called, in every part of the city, which might, for this reason, seem to a stranger…
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FRIDAY.—Before His Honor Judge M'Farlane. Moses v. Liddle.—Mr. Neilson for plaintiff. Claim for £19 19S rd'. Defendant's wife dienied the liability, and said that the goods were supplied…
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William Buckley, on bail, was charged with stealing one £5 note from a letter, the property of the Postmaster-General. Accused pleaded not guilty, and was defended by Mr. Gannon,…
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On Tuesday last, before Messrs Becke and Yeo, Edward Stephens, a poor old man, was charge I with vagrancy. A complaint having been lodged with the police by a resident of the town, the accused…
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At the Police Court,, on Thursday last, before Messrs W. Lanorock, J. E.Q[?] and J. Lamrock, jun, Arthur Powell proceeded against James Hu[?]ley, of Clarendon. for [?]be detention of a saddle, the property of the said Arthur Powell…
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THURSDAY. Before Messrs. Onus and John Lamrock Junior. Henry Dunstan, v. Henry Mahorrey, charged with having, on 15th September, 1890, maliciously…
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THURSDAY. Before Messrs. W. Lamrock, and J. Lamrock, junr. Joseph Onus v. Henry Tarner, allowing a cow to stray on 17th instant. Fined 5s and court costs…
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MONDAY. Before Messrs Becke, P.M., and Qnus. Robert Huggins applied for a renewal of the license of the Carrington Hotel, Bridge-street,…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday Mr. Gould, in answer to Mr. Levien, said that Mr. W. H. Becke was the police magistrate of Windsor and Richmond,…
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At the Windsor Police Court, on Tuesday, before Messrs Becke and Primrose,two inebriates were fined in small sums.—Michel Lehane was ordered to…
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Richard Bentel was charged with wandering about the streets and having no lawful occupation. Defendant, a small boy of 12 or 13 years, who evidently did not understand the terms of the…
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FRIDAY—Before Messrs. Callaghan, S. J. Dunstan, D. Holland, J. B. Johnston, jun., and J. Fleming. Archibald Reynolds, J. W. Teale, Claude…
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THURSDAY.— Before Messrs. Guesi. W. Lamrock, and J. Lamrock, Jun. James Patrick Liston v. Oswald Sullivan and Edward Baker; insulting language, whereby a…
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WEDNESDAY. Before Messrs. Holland and Phelps. Ellen Jackson v. John Edwards. Claim for £3 17s 6d, board, lodging, and washing. Mr. Paine for defendant. The plaintiff gave evidence,…
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To the Editor. SIR,—An occurrence took place in the above Court last week which goes to show a strong propensity for unfair treatment, and certainly calls for explanation on the part of the…
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FRIDAY—Before Messrs. Becke and Callaghan. Thomas Moltzen was charged with having broken into the house of George M. Fernance, at Mogo…
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