Licensing Court. Wednesday, 5Th April, 1905
At this Court on Wednesday last, before Messrs. R. H. V. A11uutt, P.M., W. Reid and E. W. Whereat, L.M.M's., a renewal of the license of the Telegraph…
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Armidale Police Court
Friday, 7th April.—(Before Mr. W. Corbett Lawson, P.M.) S. Norris and Andrew Norris were charged with cruelly ill-treating a…
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Friday, April 7th.—(Before Mr. W. Corbett Lawson, P.M.). Alfred Cropper v. Mrs. Robert Hamilton, claim for rent, £2 7s…
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At [?] child [?] [?] [?]…
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Samuel M'CUE, thrice Mayor of Charlottesville, Virginia, U.S.A., and a wealthy and prominent Churchman, was hanged there on…
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A Court for the hearing of appeals against municipal assessments was held on Friday by Mr. Jamieson, P M., when the following cases were dealt…
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W. Taaffe v. E. S. Albrecht. Claim for £14 11s, value of horse sold, for which a dishonored cheque had been given. Verdict for plaintiff, with 7s…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Broadmeadows Sensation. the Blood Stained Axe. Examination of the Government Analyst. Further Incriminating Evidence. Gillespie Committed on a Charge of Wilful Murder
MR. J. A. MARTIN, the coroner, resumed, the inquest at Dalmorton on Saturday on the body of William M'Auley, who came by his death by foul means and whose…
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On Saturday [?] Mr. C[?] J.F. [?] [?] offered was [?] [?] seven days imprisonment for beign drunk in Marsh street…
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The coroner resumed the inquest at Dalmorton on saturday on the body of William M'Auley, who came by his death by foul means, and whose…
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She was talk angular and grim as she walked into police headquarters and said, "I want a divorce." "What's the trouble, ma'am?" asked…
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A HORRIHLE story of a father's [?] geance was told at the [?] Bailey London, last month, when Edward Harri[?]on. aged 62 was [?] to…
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As yet there is no clue to the identity of the man whose dismembered body was on Tuesday afternoon found in a sack, floating in a water channel at Tatura. Goul[?]…
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No clae has yet been discovered as to the identity of the man whose body was found cut up in a bag at Tattna (Vic.) the other day. There is no doubt the murder was…
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On Monday last, before Mr. C. Seckold, J.P. Wm, Sweeney, charged with riotous conduct was fined £1 or 7 days. The…
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Inquiries made on Wednesday into the ghastly discovery at Girgaree East, in the Goulburn Valley, show that a…
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The jury were unable to agree in the Le[?] munder frial and the acca[?] (Midwinter) was rememded to next Court…
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At Bow street Charles Hoffman, a cabinet maker, and Anatole Paul Claire, a has Decresefond, were again brought up on January 12 for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Walcha Police Court. MONDAY, April 10, 1905. (Before Mr. C. Seckold, J.P.)
A first offender was fined £1 or 7 days for notions behaviour. Fine paid. M. J. Roland, charged with being…
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A good story is told concerning a certain magistrate who always [?]deavors to smooth over any little differences which may be brought before him. On the occasion in…
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