Police Court. (Before the P.M.)
Before opening the proceedings of the court, the P.M., Messrs. Lysaght, Saunders and Sub inspector Banks paid a high tribute of praise to Mr. H. E. Richardson…
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Police Court
At the Police Court on Thursday before the P.M., William Walker proceeded against John Bede O'Brien, that he did take away Mary May Walker, a female under the ago…
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Apropos of burglars, a correspondent tolls how an elderly couple of his acquaintance, in good circumstances, had two sons, who were very fond of practical jokes. One…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Police Court. (Before the P.M. and Mr. J. Porter, J.P.)
Owen Morgan pleaded guilty to three charges—Drunk and disorderly at Corrimal and was fined 10s or 3 days; obscen[?] language fined 40s or one months; and…
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During the explosing [?]made into the Western interior by Sir Thomas Mitchell in 1835, the object being to trace the course of the River Darling, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. (Before the P.M., and Mr. T. Cook, J.P.)
On Thursday, W. J. Fimister, licensee of the Wollongong Hotel, sued George Fife for 19s, amount owing to him on a Queensland postal note, which Mr. Fimister…
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Briget Bourke v. John Bourke, maintenance. Adjourned for a fortnight. (Before the P.M. and Mr. E. W. Richards, J.P.)…
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The first natives seen on the River Darling by Mitchell were unarmed, of small stature, and all pinted by the smallpox. It was conjectured that variola had…
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Sarah Simms, of North Kiama, charged Henry Sweet, of Bombo, with being the father of her illegitimate female child, and having left it without maintenance since its…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Charged by an Elephant
An elephant fight, If the combatants he well matched, frequently lasts for a day or more. The beaten elephant retreats temporarily and is followed leisurely by…
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Next morning the messenger who had been sent across the river returned at the head of another tribe, and these approached the tests without ceremony…
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For the coming District Court, in Wollongong, there are eight cases. One is a claim of £100 damages aridiner ont, of a bailiff matter; another is a claim…
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Three days afterwards the explorers came within eight of the Darling, and the first tribe they encountered there manifested considerable alarm, shrieking and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. (Before the P.M. and Messrs. W. Ashley and J. Madden, J's.P.)
James Bartley, found wandering at large and deemed to be insane was discharged. Timothy Rowles, obscene language. Dismissed on the point raised that there…
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At the Police Court on Wednesday, before Mr. John Saunders, C.P.S., Francis Gannoni, a young man who recently came to Wollongong to start a barber's shop, was…
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The District Court commences on Thursday next, eight cases being set down for hearing…
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At the Police Court on Friday, before Mr. J. Hart, J.P., a young girl named Susie Montgomery, was sentenced to three months in Wollongong gaol for having…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District Court
This Court was opened in Wollongong on Wednesday, His Honor Judge Fitzhardinge, presiding. The following eases were heard:—…
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In the Wollongong Court, on Friday (yesterday), the registrar (Mr. Sannders) delivered the judgments of the Court in the cases : Morgan versus the…
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