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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Summons Court
JOSEPH SENZ proceeded against F. King for wages due, £2 10s. Verdict given for plaintiff. £1 10s and costs. The secretary of the P. P. Board proceeded against Thomas Wilson for…
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One offender, for drunkenness, was cautioned and discharged on Tuesday. The steamer Aramac was wrecked off the Queensland coast on Sunday…
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AT the Police Court yesterday Thomas Neill and Harry Lewis were charged with having in their possession 10 bottles of whisky, reasonably supposed to have been stolen. After taking the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Chippendale Murder. SYDNEY
IT is stated that the man, alleged to have been associated -with Shaw in the murder of Constable Guilfoyle in July, 1902, was seen at Harden last Friday night…
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In the Supreme Couts today, Hunry, Albert Miles secured a verdiet for L800 against the Commercial Banking Company, of Sydney for dishonoring two…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TELEGRAMS. The Redforn Police Tragedy. Tracing a Suspect. SYDNEY, Monday Night
INSPECTOR GENERAL GARVIN, on Saturday received a telegraphic report to the effect that the man, George Skidmore, who, with the criminal George Shaw, was…
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At the police court yesterday before the P.M., Glen Innes Pastures Protection Board proceeded against W. T. Nichols for not forwarding returns of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. MONDAY.--(Before the P.M.)
A drunk was fined 10s or 48 hours' imprisonment. Joseph Tolly was charged with using [?] languages in Byron-street on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Armidale Police Court. MONDAY.—(Before Mr. Corbett Lawson, P.M.)
Alexander Murtagh (on bail) was charged with stealing a macintosh coat of the alleged value of £2 5s, the property of Edward Finnelly, on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sensational Report. the Murder of Constable Guilfoyle
On Saturday evening news was received from Goulburn, by the Sydney police, that a person answering the description of George Skidmore, who…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"Elijah" in Adelaide. a Noisy Demonstration. The Police Powerless
Dowie's meeting in the Town Hall, Adelaide, last night, was marked by a riot of unprecedented experience in that city…
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Friday, 25th March.—(Before Mr. Corbett Lawson, P.M.) Alex Murtagh, laborer, was charged with stealing a macintosh overcoat, the…
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William Henry Oats, a laborer, of Whittelsea, Victoria, murdered his wife by cutting her thoart with a carving…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams Sydney, Friday. Brutal Murder An Old Man Done to Death
An elderly man named Chas. Smith, a fish-hawker, for 40 years a resident of Picton, was found on Douglas Park road, near Picton, last night, brutally…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →An Elephant Court-martialled. How the Sentence Was Carried Out
The court-martialling of an elephant isn't such an every-day occurrence as to pass unnoticed, even in Central India, where doings of the jungle folk are unusually…
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YESTERDAY, Albert Conway was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Grey-street on Saturday night, and for the offence wan fined 10s, in default seven days. Conway was also fined £3 for…
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A GHASTLY murder has been committed on Douglas Park road, a mile from the railway station. The victim was an old man named Charles Smith, a fish hawker, and an old age…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. MONDAY--(Before Mr. Piseley, P.M., and Mr. Strang.)
Police v. Edward Bennett.--Charged with using indecent language. Mr. Boyd, who appeared for defendant, pleaded guilty. Mr. Boyd explained that defendant had a dispute…
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