Court of Petty Sessions. Tuesday, Dec. 2
(Before Messrs. Elyard, Glanvilee, and Bice.) SOLICITORS in attendance, William Thurlow, Esq,. and Thomas M. Richards, Esq. Robert F. Kean v. Emma Williams, using…
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Shoalhaven. District Court, Nowra. November 30. (Before his Honor Judge Ellis.)
THE legal profession had one solitary representative, Mr. Thurlow, Mr. Richards had to be absent in Sydney, to give evidence in the case of Emery v. M'Arthur, and another in the…
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ON Thursday morning last the town of Young was all excitement through a report that, Mr. Simpson, storekeeper, of Main Creek, had been barbarously…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Saturday, Dec. 7. (Before Messrs. J. Back and R. B. Fry.) REGINA V. LEWIS
DEFENDANT was charged with having, in the case Price v. Lewis, tried at the Kiama District Court, on 27th November last, committed witful and corrupt perjury…
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(Magistrates present—Messrs. A. De Mester. J. Alde in. J. Wa[?]dington, J. Glanville, and Z. Bice.) No case for hearing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, Dec. 2. (Before Messrs. R. B. Fry, J. Black, and R. Miller, J.P.'s.)
Adjourned Case.—C. C. Maloney v. Mary Clarke—school fees, £4 16s.—This case was heard at the last Court of Requests, when it was asserted by defendant that one if not two…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Requests.—nowra. Tuesday, Dec. 17. (Before James Waddington and John Glanville, J.P.'s)
Thomas Lamond v. Alexander Campbell—to recover £2 10s., services of an entire horse last year. No appearance, or defence by defendant. Verdict for plaintiff, and costs. 7s. 6d…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Petty Sessions, Nowra. Tuesday, Dec. 24. (Before A. K. Mackay, James Aldcorn, John Glanville, and Z. Bico, J.P.'s.)
Constable O'Connor v. John Brindon, on information for erecting a scarcerow in a public thoroughfare for the purpose of frightening certain parties on their return home on…
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