The Court
At the Police Court yesterday, Robert Findlay was fined 40s, with 6s costs for being drunk and disorderly, and on a further charge of…
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Playing "Two-up." Defendants Before the Court
At the Bulli Police Court this morning Michael Cahill, Patrick Owen, William Hallidale, James Hobbs, Edward Meades, George Hallidale,…
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A few days after Burke had joined us we had some serious talk about leaving the district, but Burke said he must get some money first, as the lad who was with him…
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O'Meally afterwards showed me the bullet that struck him, and that very nearly found its billet in his body; and I believe the policeman's revolver was in Gilbert's…
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In the Wollongong Court on Monday, John Kuthan, charged with indecent language in the bar of the, Mt. Kembla Hotel, was fined 40…
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In the Wollongong Court on Thursday, last week, George William richardson, Corrimal, drunkenness, was fined 20s, costs 6s, or 7 days…
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A representative gathering of citizens assembled in the council chambers on Thursday evening for the purpose of marking the occasion of…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, 27th, before the P.M.
Joseph Sutton pleaded guilty to making use of obscene in Kiama in a shop where others were congregated on the night of Saturday, 4th April, and was fined…
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A few days after I hed rejoined the other members of the gang, O'Meally invited me to take a ride with him to a store on the Bland, kept by a man named McGregor,…
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At the Kiama Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday last, before the Registrar, Lieut.-Colonel Chisholm), the public examination of Francis Boughton Kyngdon was held. There wore…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kiama Police Court. Tuesday, 11th, before the P.M.
Jeremiah Hanrahan was charged by Robert Davis with being on the railway station at Gerringong in an intoxicated condition on the night of 20th February last…
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Adam M'Laren was charged at the Wollongong Police Court on Thursday last with refusing to pay a reasonable sum for accommodation…
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During the conversation he told us something that caused me a good deal of surprise. Said he: "There's a bloke planted down the creek who says he wants…
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At the Dapto Police Court, on Wednesday, before the P.M. (Colonel Chisholm) Dr. Scott sued Thomas Cook, claim for £16/15 for medical…
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The following appeals were dealt with against the assessment of the valuers for the Municipality of Central Illawarra, Mr. Russell…
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Before Messrs. R. O. Kendall, M. N Hindmarsh and W. Harvey, Js.P. James Reedy, charged by the police, pleaded guilty to stealing a quantity of…
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The Kiama Licensing Bench on Thursday last received the following communication from the Department of Attorney-General and Justice, under date June 2nd, and…
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In the Wollongong Court, on Thursday, John Pow was charged with stealing two bags of corn of the value of sixpence, property of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Kiama Police Court. Saturday, 12th June
Thomas Lamond was charged with being drunk in Barney street the previous day, and was fined 40s, in default one month's imprisonment in Wollongong gaol, with…
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James Reidy was charged, before the Acting P.M. (Mr. Graig having left the Bench), with having a quantity of white corn in his possession reasonably supposed…
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