Small Debts Court
IN the above Court on Tuesday, before the P.M., F. King, auctioneer, proceeded against, E. G. Hei[?]richs Tor recovery of £3, commission due on sale of draught horses. Mr. Legit appeared for…
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Telegrams. Sydney. Friday. the Longreach. Tragedy. Prisoners Found Guilty of Murder. Both Sentenced to Death
Angus M'Donald and his wife were found guifty of the murder of their daughter at Rockhampton. Both were sentenced to death, the judge…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Walcha Police Court. Friday, March 4. Before Messrs Seekold and Borthwick, J'sP
Chas. Wilson, charged with assaulting John O'Neill, was fined £2 or one mouth in Armidale gaol. The winner of the fat bullock…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Small Debts Court. Friday, March 4.—(Before Mr. Corbett Lawson, P.m.) a Hining Matter
Jas. P. Bonnar, Secreatry of the Beaconsfield Sydicate, sued George H. Benning for £1 10s, duc on calls. Mr. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A., appeared for…
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A young friend of mine (says a correspondent) unhappily fell into evil courses, and at last the law got hold of him. He was brought up at the police court, and…
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THE following report by a Chinese or half-caste reporter in an English paper published in Shanghai gives a good insight into Chinese prison methods:—…
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A MINING CASE. —J. P. Bonnar v. G. H. Benning, calls on mining shares, £1 10s. Mr. Kearney appeared for piaintiff and Mr. Weaver for defendant, who pleaded never…
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TUESDAY.--(Before Mr. Piesley, P.M., and Messrs. Strang and Witton, J's.P). Inspector of Stock v. Tutt--charged with crossing the tick line, at Bonshaw, contrary…
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In the police court on Tuesday, before Mr. Plesley, P.M., and Messrs. W. A. Strang and H. A. Witton, J's.P., the following cases…
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THE hearing of the case against Angus Randall Macdonald and Alma Macdonald, his wife, charged with the murder of Grace Macdonald, was…
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THE Local Land Board will sit at the Court House to-day when the following cases will be heard viz.:- APPLICATIONS…
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PRINCE PROSPER ARENBURG, who in October, 1900, was sentenced to death for the murder of a native servant, under peculiarly revolting circumstances, has been acquitted…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gaol and Genius. Convict Inven[?] a Wonderful Sewing-machine
A new type of sewing-machine, which is expected to supersede everything of the kind now in use is, we hear, shortly to be placed upon the…
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Two young men, who were trying the pace of their neddies with the object of entering the better in the next Guyra handicap, were caught in the…
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BY the departure of our respected Acting Sub-inspector Flynn, Glen Innes has been…
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LOUD complaints are being uttered in many parts as to the serious delays to which litigants are subjected without the slightest…
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The local Land Board (Messrs Finley, Chairman, R. H. V. Allnutt, and I. Whereat held a single day's sitting at the Court House on Friday last when the…
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At the lnverell Police Court on Monday, before Mr. Piesley, P.M., the hearing of the charge against Patrick O'Brien for selling three horses, a dray, and harness, the same…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Magistrate's Advice to Boys
Two respectable-looking boys appeared when sertain names were called during the summonses at Worship street police court recently, and Mr. Cluer looking surprised at…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Quarrel in Court. Barristers Come to Blows
Jones and Levinson two leading barristers, after a wordy conflict in the Melbourne Insolvency Court yesterday, came to blows on leaving the…
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