Arbitration Court Appointment
Sir. Justice Cohen has been formally re-appointed President of the Arbitration Court. The Attorney-General is now endeavouring to secure the services…
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Small debts Court
[?] the Small Debts Court yesterday (Tues[?] M. H. M'Cosker and Charles Leader [?] £10 10s, breach of contract. Mr. Avern [?] plaintiff and Mr. Butler for defendant…
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AT the Police Court on Tuesday, before R. H. V. Allu[?]lt P.M. F. A. Cox proceeded against Thomas Davey for throwing stones in street, to the danger of residents therein. The evidence for the…
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AT the Tamworth Sessions, on Monday, William Oreton pleaded guilty to indecently assaulting a little girl aged 9 years, and not guilty to assault…
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A COMMISSION agent was to-day sent to gaol for a week for conducting sweeps at the cycling carnival on the cricket ground. The presiding magistrate declined to inflict a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Police Court. a Serious Charge. Tuesday, March 7. — (Before the P.M.)
EDMUND READ JONES, in custody on remand, was charged with having assaulted Maria Rooke, a little girl five years of age, with intent to commit a…
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The trial of James Ryan, for the alleged wilful murder of Walter George Benton at Pinelands on 4th February has ocupied Colonel Moore P.M. in…
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AT the above court on Friday, before Messrs. J. Healey and A. A. Veness, J's. P., John Franks was charged with having in his possession three pipes, reasonably supposed to have been stolen…
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ROSINA HUBBARD, who was recently acquitted at the Melbourne Sessions for the alleged murder of her mother, has confessed to the crime. She explains that she gave the deceased quicksilver…
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AT the Criminal Court, to-day, the case of Percival John Gardiner, the young man who was charged with feloniously wounding Emma Forbes Black with intent to murder…
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At the Land Appeal Court last week the Scottish Australian Investment Company Limited, appealed against the appraised annual license f[?] of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Federal High Court. Sydney Monday, 12.45 P.m
OWING to the great expense entailed in maintaining the Federal High Court, an important change in connection with the Court is contemplated. It is proposed that the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic. [Through Our Metropolitan Agents] Federal High Court. MELBOURNE
OWING to the great expense of the High Court an important change is contemplated therewith. It is proposed that the court shall in future sit only in Melbourne and…
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MR. REID denies that the Federal Government has approved of the removal of the High Court from Sydney [?]together. The proposal is that Queensland and N.S.W…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hillgrove Police Court. Before Mr. Corbett Lawson, Police Magistrate
Victor Rowles was charged with malicious injury to property. Alter evidence had been given for the prosecution. Mr. Claverie. who…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Walcha Police Court. Tuesday, March 14, 1905. (Before Mr. W. R. H. Scott, J.P.)
Joseph Phillips, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was fined £1 or seven days. Fine paid…
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In the action Wakefield [?] [?]eant Wood, of White Cliffs [?] [?]jury awarded plaintiff £175 dame[?]s, stating that they discredited the [?]ence…
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WHEN visiting Glen Innes the Premier remarked, that while inspecting the Glen Innes Agricultural Farm at Furracabad, he was asked to provide a residence for the superintendent. He found, on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court. March 17Th. (Before Mr. W. L. Davis, J.P.)
W. H. Wyndham was fined 2s 6d or imprisonment for indecent exposure. Frederick Turner was before the Court, deemed to be insane. He was…
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In order to save expense on one hand, and prop up as long as possible the waning importance of Melbourne on the other the Attorney-General is…
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