Wollongong Court of Quarter Sessions
This Court opened on Thursday last, before Mr. Judge Dowling. The calendar was the heaviest ever known in Wollongong—there being seven prisoners for trial…
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SHOALHAVEN. Court or Petty Sessions.—Nowra. FEBRUARY 14. (Before James Aldcorn and A. K. Mackay, J.P.'s)
Charlotte Leeson v. R. H. Kemp.—Defendant did not appear. Senior-Sergeant Searson v. Joseph Goodwin. Catherine Goodwin, duly sworn, stated that her…
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(Before Messrs. Waugh and Moles, J.P.s.) Collins v. Boyle, assault. The defendant not answering when called, Mr. Goddard, senior constable at Jamberoo, on oath,…
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THE District Court of Kiama was held yesterday before his Honor Judge Dowling, who took his seat on the Bench about 10 o'clock, a.m., and having opened the court,…
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(Before Messrs. Elyard, Aldcorn, and Mackay, Esqs.) James Porteous v. Wm. Connolly, £1 12s. 11d., for grist grinding and flour…
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John Williams, in custody, was charged with being the same who (in company with William Williams, not in custody) obtained from Cecilia Butter, of Bowling Alley…
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(Before Mr. Justice Dowling.) James Fitzgerald, committed to the Quarter Sessions, Wollongong, by the Shoalhaven Bench for maliciously…
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This Court returned its sitting on Tuesday. The Municipal Council of Wollongong v. R. Haworth.—To recover arrears of assessed rates, £63 3s 0½d…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Petty Sessions. Thursday, February 23. (Before the Mayer (J. W. Wilshire) and G. Waring, Esq., J.P.)
Julia Swan Weed v Thomas Musgrave. This was an affiliation case, which had been several times postponed. When the case was called on to day, Mr Owen applied for a postponement on the part…
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The only business at the Court yesterday was four summons cases against parties for allowing cattle to stray in the public street. In each case the defendants were fined five shillings and ordered to pay…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. FEBRUARY 23. (Before Messrs, Marks, Charles, Emery, and Black, J.P.)
At the close of the District Court, the above court met for business, there being two cases to be tried. A rather amusing scene took place on the magistrates taking their seat. Mr John Black, who was lately…
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A telegram was received yesterday afternoon by the Police authorities in Sydney, from the Superintendent of Police at Goulburn, giving particulars of another encounter between the police and the bushrangers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →SHOALHAVEN. Nowra District Court. February 25Th, 1865. (Before His Honor Judge Dowling)
The following attorneya were present:—Alfred Elyard, T. M. Richards, and Thurlow Esq's. The business of the Court was light, and only occupied about two hours…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District News. Kiama. District Court. Wednesday, February 23 (Before his Honor Judge Dowling.)
This Court opened on Wednesday with a list of thirteen cases, some of which were settled before coming to Court. The members of the legal profession present, were Messrs. Simpson and lnnis, barris…
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SHORTLY after the conclusion of the District Court business, their Worships Marks, Charles, and Emery, met for the despatch of two police cases. Mr. John Black also…
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£30, for damage sustained by malicious prosecution. Mr. Innis, instructed by Mr. Richards, for defedant; Mr. Owen, who had…
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A TELEGRAM was received on Friday afternoon by the police authorities in Sydney, from the Superintendent of Police at Goulburn, giving particulars of…
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(Before A. K. Mackay, Esq., J.P.) [?]eton v. Butcher, claim 15s., for [?] with a team of bullocks. De[?] denied his liability, as he never…
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[?] D. Warden, P. H. Sheaffe, and R.Seccombe, Esqs.) Hall v. Baker.—Defendant was sued 2, amount of cheque lost by him,…
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(Before Messrs. Charles and Emery, J.P.'s.) E. MOON V. W. BAXTER. £4, for loss, by negligence, of four sides bacon…
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