Windsor Police Court
Friday, May 6 — Before Messrs Wilshire, P.M., T Primrose, D Mayne, W.H Hull, J Mahony and F Campbell, Js.P. LANGUAGE…
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Courts & crime, 1904
84 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 3 of 5
Alleged Assault
James Jones, Cecil Handley, and Bert Small were charged with assaulting Charles Eather, in company, in Windsor, on Sunday, May 1. Small was also charged with using insulting language…
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W. H. O'Brien, of Windsor, and T. A, Jarrett, of Riverstone, obtained verdicts, with costs of Court and witness' expenses, in several canes, W. H. O'Brien sued D Mayne for 16/- for…
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Lucina Hanohett versus Mrs. Toomey. Complainant, for whom Mr McCauley appeared, stated that she was…
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Before Messrs. T. Primrose, Frank Campbell, C. J. Tuckerman, and B. Turnbull, Js.P…
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Last Friday, before Mesara. F. R. Wilshire, G. M. Pitt, and J. B. Johnston, A transfer was granted of the…
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TUESDAY.—Before Messrs. T Primrose. B Turnbull, C J Tuckerman, and F Campbell, J 's.P. DRUNK. Francis McKeown pleaded guilty to being drunk…
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Mrs. Samuel Henchett proceeded against Mrs. Toomey for assault, Pleaded not guilty Mr. G McCauley appeared for plaintiff. Mrs. Henchett deposed that the was reading…
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A SPECIAL Small Debts Court was held on Tuesday, when Mr. F. R. Wilshive, P.M., and Messrs T. Primrose, D. Holand, and ,W. Farlow, J's P., sat on…
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Tuesday, before Messrs. T. Primrose and F. Campbell, J'a.P. A State school boy named Jack Griffiths was before the Court for stealing a clock, a…
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Monday, July 11, before His Honor Judge Docker. The solicitors present were Messrs. J. J. Paine, G. McCauley, and R. B. Walker…
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FRIDAY, JULY 8—Before Messrs Meares, P.M., D. Holland, and J. W. Farlow, J's.P. Frank Campbell, proprietor of the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Windsor Police Court. JULY 8. (Before Messrs F.D.P. Meares, P.M., and D. Holland and J. W. Farlow, J's.p.)
William Norris and James Wilbow were summoned for riotous behaviour. Senior-Sergeant Boyd said it was the fist offence in each case…
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Lanra Phipps was granted a renewal for the Exchange Hotel, North Richmond; also a renewal to Peter J Ketty for the Hawkesbury Hotel, Wiseman's Ferry…
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TUESDAY.—Before Messrs. T. Primrose and T. Lobb, J's.P. Robert Percival King, baker, of Riverstone, proceeded against Frank…
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MONDAY;—Before His Honor Judge Docker. Henry Sullivan sued Arthur J. Beckelman as executor for the estate of the late Robert Dunston, for £28/7/6 wages…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Story of the Blacks. The Aborigines of Australia. Chapter Viii. the Darling Blacks. Sir Thomas Mitchell's Expeditions. Murder of Cunningham the Botanist. (Continued.)
During the exploring expeditions made into the western interior by Sir Thomas Mitchell in 1835, the object being to trace the course of the River Darling, the…
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The three murderers—named respectively, Wongadgerie, Boreeboomaile and Bureemal—stated that when on the Bogan they had met the white man, who…
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FRIDAY, August 19th,—Before Messrs. T. Primrose, D. Holland, W. H. Dean, D. Mayne, and J. W. Farlow, J's.P. INSULTING LANGUAGE…
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A SPECIAL meeting of magistrates was summoned for Tuesday last, when the following gentlemen attended:—Mr. F. R. Wilshire, P.M., (in the chair) Dr…
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