Committed For Trial On Assault Charge
Maxwell Bernard Brady. 21, labourer, was committed for trial at Mainland Quarter Sessions on July 18 when he appeared before…
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Courts & crime, 1946
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Record Court Sitting
MUSWELLBROOK Monday. — It was animal’s day at last court sitting, when sheep, a horse, a calf, a dog, and rabbits were…
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Two Japanese and three Indonesians arrested by the Indonesians' Republican People's Army, following the murder of three Australian war…
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The cases in which John Condron, and Anthony James Condron were charged with assault were mentioned at Cessnock Police Court this morning…
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QUETTA, May 21. — Twenty-eight convicts were killed and several injured when the authorities at the…
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Alexander James Connelly pleaded guilty to a charge of having taken and used a pedal bicycle without the consent of the owner. He was fined…
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SYDNEY Tuesday.—Zoe, the famous Alsatian police dog, was found dead in her kennel at Alexandria. She was the last of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Muswellbrook Chronicle TUESDAY, 31st. MAY, 1946. Sheep Killed by Motor Lorry. Claim in Small Debts Court. Verdict for Plaintiff
In the Small Debts Court on Thursday last, the Australian Chilling and Freezing Co. Ltd. claimed £15 damages and…
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NEWCASTLE. Wednesday. — For begging alms William Arthur McLachlan (62) labourer, who had several previous similar…
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LONDON, May 21—Mrs Ella Staubton, 30, was murdered: in lier manicure saton In Liverpool last night while two detectives…
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A rearrangement of court days in the Maitland police district is under consideration, and it is likely that the day at West…
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Walter John Cooper (24) was ordered to pay £24 compensation to the Crown for time lost by the police investigating his allegation that his…
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NEWCASTLE Thurs.—David Alexander crisp (58) labourer was changed in the Police Court to-day that at Mittagong on July…
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AUGSBURG May 23 —Nineteen Jews were sentenced for terms of imprisonment, varying from, three months to two years, for…
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BATAVIA, May 23—The Australian Government is sending a Judge to Batavia to investigate the murder of…
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Sir,—Lloyd George used to say “Sport was the antidote for the Russian type of Communism,” and I, for one, support that…
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The jury summoned for the criminal side of the Maitland Circuit Court, to open at East Maitland on Tuesday morning…
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[?] —Police fire [?] during disturbance. Groups of follo[?]…
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SYDNEY Thursday.—Holding that Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Gilbert, 48, of Enfield, a beneficiary under her husband’s will, was a…
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Mr. A. E. Hodgson, P.M., occupied the Bench at the Aberdeen Police Court on Friday last. Police v. Lawrence Clive Mullins…
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