Kiama Police Court
Tuesday. Sept. 27th, before the P.M. and R. O. Kendall. J.P…
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Police Court
At the Sydney Court on Wednesday, an elderly Frenchman named Edward Pedro was found guilty of falsely pretending to one Walter Richards, of Woonona, that an…
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A burglar entered the pantry at the Bulli Convent on Friday night, last week, aud took several articles. An arrest was made a couple of days afterwards by…
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ANOTHER sad chapter in the history of Australian exploration, in which the aborigines figure very prominently is that relating to the expedition led by Mr…
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In the Court, on Thursday, G. H. Douglas got verdicts against the following parties for goods supplied : S. Byes £6 11s 1d, E. James £7 4s 2d, Jane…
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Ettie Murray v. Walter Morris, affiliation. Mr. W. H. Owen for plaintiff and Mr. A. A. Lysaght for defendant. Plaintiff stated that she was the daughter…
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For several years preceding 1837, when the work of the [?] settlement was at the height, the explorers having opened the way for those [?] with…
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At the Licensing Court on Thursday several renewals of licences were granted Permission was also given Mr. Goodridge license of the Terminus Hotel to alter the…
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In the Wollongong Court, on Thursday, G. H. Douglas got a verdict against R. Campbell, jun., for £7 Os 10d, with costs. Frederick Onslow, Dapto, was…
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Major Nunn was at once ordered by the acting Governor or proceed from Sydney to Liverpool [?]ing with a strong body of mounted police. His instructions being:…
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The Court news for the week is as follows: Joseph Shaw, drunk in Crown-street, fined 5s. Frederick Onslow, insane, and wandering at large at Dapto, discharged. John…
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Thomas Walsh appeared before Judge Murray at the Darlinghurst Sessions on Friday to answer a charge of having stolen certain articles of clothing, the property of…
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THE quarterly Licensing Court was held at the Court House yesterday morning, before the Police Magistrale and Mr. Thos, Love, J.P. The Licensing…
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Before the Licensing Bench, Lieut-Col. Chisholm and Mr. Thos. Love, J.P…
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During the week, A. Stafford, drunk, was fined £1, and 4s 10d costs. B. Findlay, drunk, fined £1. costs of court 4s 10d, obscene language, fined 10s, costs of court…
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At the Police Court on Monday, before the P.M., and Messrs. W. Ashley and John Madden, Js.P., Alice M'Neally was charged with stealing, at Woonona, one lady's…
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The opening of the Wollongong Tennis Club took place on Saturday afternoon, when a match took place between teams representing Wollongong and Unanderra…
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On Thursday, John Austin, 72 years, an old age pensioner, was charged with maliciously wounding his wife," Ellen, at Port Kembla on Saturday…
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In the Wollongong Police Court on Monday, Alice M'Neally, a girl of 14, pleaded guilty to stealing a lady's waterproof at a dance and was sentenced to a…
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