Police Court
On the 31st December, before Mr. R. H. Antill, J. P., George Rodgers, a black fellow, 77 years of age, was charged with vagrancy and…
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Courts & crime, 1915
25 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Police Court
At the police court yesterday, before Messrs R.H. Antil C. Dann, and J. W. McQuiggin, Js.P Arthur Dow for being brunk in Arsyle street on…
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The quarterly licensing court for the District was held yesterday, Messrs. R. H. Antill, C. Dannu, and J. W. McQuiggin, Licersing Magistrates…
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Henry Davis pleaded guilty to issuing receipt for £16 10s 0d to G. W. While without being stamped, and was fined £2, with 7s costs of court,…
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Friday, 5th February, before Messrs. [?] Antill and J. W. McQuiggin, J. P…
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Two respectable looking boys [?] when certain names were called during the summ[?] at, Worship street police [?] recently, and Mr. Cluer, looking [?]…
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At the Camden Police Court on Monday, the 8th inst., before Messrs. G. F. Furuer and A. D. Little J's P., John Robert Pap worth, (34), and David J. Papworth, (22),…
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The main police eases before the monthly Camden Court on Friday last, were that of shootists killing or attempting to kill quail, which is a schedule bird for protection…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court. THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY. Before Mr. Williams, P.M.
James O'Connor for failing to have his name placed on the Commonwealth [?] roll for the division of werriwa was fined 1s. with 3s costs, in…
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When Mr. Atkins first puts on His Majesty's uniform he not only enters. a new world, fall of strange customs and observations, he has to submit to…
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Alfred Hill pleeded guilty to using indecent language in Argyle street on the 2Oth instant,and was fined £2 with is costs of court…
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At the police court on Monday, before Messrs. R. H. Antill and C. Daun, J's.P, Albert Goldsmith was charged with behaving in a riotous…
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The Quarterly Licensing Court was held at yesterday, Messrs. R. H. Antiil, C. Dunn and J. W. McQuiggin, Licensing Magistrates, being…
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When a Siamese girl attains the age of thirty five without marrying she is [?] in a privileged class under, the special care of the King, who binds…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Thuesday, 22nd April, before Mr. R.H. Antill A.P. Cruelly [?] a House
Wesley Str[?] Price Pleaded [?] hours at picton on the 21st instant. The [?]…
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John Phelan pleaded not guilty to a charge of supplying liquor to Mark Hart, against whom there was a prohibition order…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Court. Before .Mr. McDougall, A. P. Alleged Stealing
Albert Harold Brown was charged with s[?] at Banda[?] a coat, waistcoat, tr[?] boots, and a number of other article. The property of…
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"Those who are not indignant or surprised when water was used He a weapon against as in Flanders, are sot entitled to be indignant whence make…
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The people of this fair country of ours are, or ought to be, getting used to surprises being sprung upon them by the Governments that control their affairs. The latest avalanche…
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The following cases were dealt with during the week:— August 17, James Balaton, drunkenness, fined 2/6, or 24 hours. The…
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