Watcha Police Court
February 2nd; before Mr. Seckold, J.P. Hebert Hogno, charged with throwing missles in the street, was fined 10s…
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Alleged Assault with Intent
Edgar Leslie Murray was charged with assaulting Jane Murray, a halfcaste, at Uralla with intent. A second count of indecent assault was…
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The District Court opened at 10 a.m. on Friday, before His Honor Acting-Judge Armstrong. The only case disposed of was undefended, in…
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James Larkin was charged with stealing and heifer, the property of Henry Peters, of Red Range. He was further charged With receiving same, knowing it to have…
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The police made a raid lust night on an alleged gambling shop at Waverley, and arrested 13 men…
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ON Tuesday, before Acting Judge Armstrong, Henry Keencahman proceeded against John Trapp for the [?]ccovery of £57 10s for wages and share in corn and oat crops. Defendant denied any…
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These Courts were opened in the Inverell Court House on Thursday, His Honor Judge Armstrong, presided. Mr. R. J. Browning was the Crown Prosecutor. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District Court. Jessie Jenkins v. Jas. Watkins
This was an action for slander, the being residents of the Gilgai. Mr. Browning for plaintiff, and Mr. White (instructed by Mr. Borthwick) for defendant, who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Walcha Police Court. Friday, Felt 5. Before Mr. G. [?]pckold
W[?] Houle, charged with stealing from the person, pluded not guilty. C. W. Thamas stated [?] a police [?]ble, stationed at which [?]…
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M. H. Girle v James Gleeson. Verdict for plaintiff for £3 3[?] 9d, goods sold and delivered. Mr. But'er fur plaintiff. Same v Norman S. Gibson. Verdict…
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A COOL robbery was perpetrated, at Tattersall's Schofes had left a quantity of jewellery and cash upon their dressing table in the bedroom occupied by them, the door of which was left open. During…
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On Friday Counsel addressed his Honor who pronounced a verdict for the plaintiff for £10 as damages. Costs allowed on B scale…
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Wm. Quinn, who pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing in a dwelling, was sentenced by his honor, Judge Armstrong, to 12 months hard labor…
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AT the Police Court on Tuesday Henry Byrne, on remand, was charged with the larceny from Tattersall's Hall of a sum of £6 12s and jewellery valued at £6…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Alleged Stealing a Cheque. SYDNEY, Thursday Night
At the Criminal Court, to-day, an ex-solicitor named David Chenhall was charged with the alleged stealing of a cheque for £200. The case was not concluded when…
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ROBERT BERRY, junr., a well-to-do grazier at Glenwilliam, near Dungog, was arrested yesterday on a charge of having caussd the death of his wife. Berry, it…
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WILLIAM TREGASKIS, an old resident of Peak Hill, was murdered yesterday morning by a Chinaman in his employ. After shooting Tregaskis in the breast, the…
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February 13th, before Mr. J. Steel, J.P. Thos. Kelly, charged with using profane language was fined 10s or 14 days…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Armidale Police Court. Friday, 19th February. — (Before Mr. W. Corbett Lawson, P.M.
Samuel Smith was changed with obstructing the carriage-way. Defendant was in charge of a team, which he was driving along the road, in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Court. FRIDAY, February 19.—(Before the P.m.) Drunkenness
THREE men, two of whom were on bail, pleaded guilty to being drunk on Thursday night, and were each fined 2s. 6d. or 24 hours' imprisonment. The fines were paid…
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