Shoalhaven. Court of Petty Sessions, Nowra. Tuesday, October 27Th
(Before Dr. Mackenzie, Messrs, Elyard, Thompson, Aldcorn, Waddington, and Graham, Justices.) Mackinnon V. Robertson.-For neglecting…
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Court of Requests. MONDAY, Nov. 2. (Before the Mayor, C. Fairs, John Brown, and John Stewart, Esqrs., J.P.'s.) Bright v. Bennett
To recover £28s 5d. Judgement for defendant. Bright v King To [?]ver £3 11s 3d…
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On Tuesday forenoon, about ten o'clock, senior-sergeant' Grainger, and senior constable Reynolds, who were out after the bushrangers who committee the robbery on the Gostwyck ran, on Saturday, fell…
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There are now, few persons who are not convinced that Mr. Cowper's Police Act, if not repealed in toto must, at any rate, in order to be rendered conducive to the…
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(Before J. Graham, Esq., J.P.) Jane Malone appeared to answer an information by John Laird, teacher of the Presbyterian School Numba, for using…
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SIR,—During the last few months a vast deal has been written in the Herald and other papers relative to the inefficiency of the police, because they have…
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James Chegwidden pleaded guilty to keeping two unregistered dogs, and was fined £1, and ordered to pay 3s 6d. costs. William Abern appeared to answer a similar complaint, and proof being given, a penalty of 10s wrs inflicted, and 3s 6d…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local News. Court of Petty Sessions. THURSDAY, Nov. 13. (Before the Mayor, J. Stewart, and A. Thompson, Esq's J.P.'s
Thomns Evans, Michael Casey, Charles Cooper, and John Copas were each fixed 10s and costs for having unregistered dogs in their possession. John M'Gunness and—Goodyear were charged…
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Hugh Clark, lately a resident of Wollongong, was brought before the Bench at the instance of his brother John Clark, who stated that the Prisoner was of unsound mind, and unfit to…
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(Before Messrs. Nackay and Graham, J.P.) Donald Robertson surrendered to his bail to answer a charge of obscene language, but being too drink and noisy to be…
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(Before Dr. Mackenzie and J. Aldcorn, Justice.) G. Tory V. W Smith.—Claim, £2 10s., promissory note. A set-off was put in [?]…
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Hugh Clark, of Wollongong, was brought before the Bench, charged by his brother with being of unsound mind, and incapable of taking fare of himself…
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WITH regard to the social and political state of this glorious city, let me, before bidding it adicu, throw together, for the meditation of your readers, a few of the…
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William Vance v. Catherine Cullen. Plaintiff in this case asserted that the defendant illegally held possession of certain lands, his properly, after the lease had…
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(Before Messrs. Aldcorn and De Mestre, Esqs., Justices.) Elizabeth Isaacs v. James Dawes.—Claim. £2 12s. 3d. for goods. Defendant…
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(Before K. Mack enzie, Esq., J.P.) John Smith was brought before the court by constable Grieves, on the charge of stealing rug which was produced in court…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Requests—Numba. Wednesday. November 18. (Before Messrs De Mestre and J. Aldcorn.)
Several cases settled out of Court. Isaac v Daws—Balance of account, £2 12s potatoes which were not sufficiently accounted for…
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W. Croft was charged with having kept a dog upon his premises without registering the same and was fined 10s and 3s 6d costs. E.A. Jones for keeping two dogs, was fined £1 and…
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On last Tuesday this Court was held: the magistrates presiding being Messrs Moles, Colley, and Kendale. There was a number of small actions brought…
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Detention of a colt. Plaintiff in this case desired their Worships to make an order for te delivery of a colt which Farraher detained in pledge for…
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