Maitland Circuit Court
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At the postponed sitting of the Maitland Circuit Court on Monday, Mr. Want prosecutes for the Crown…
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Courts & crime, 1881
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Postponement of Maitland Circuit Court
WE are indebted to Mr. G. W. F. Addison, P.M., of Maitland, for a telegram announcing the postponement of the Circuit Court, which was to have opened there this…
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FOUR drunkards and one vagrant were dealt 4th at the Police Court yesterday; the latter offender (William Graham) being sentenced to two months…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The report of the Police Commission has excited much discussion, and is expected to be warmly debated in Parliament. In reply…
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YESTERDAY, at the Police Court, there were only two drunkards on the list. John Frogley and John Barton, charged by the Hamilton Inspector of Nuisances with…
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THE Maitland Circuit Court will open at East Maitland on Monday morning next at 10 o'clock. The following is a list of cases in which the accused are in custody:…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Supreme Court.—banco Sittings April 24Th, 1846. (Before their Honors Chief Justice Sir Alfred Stephen and Mr. Justice Therry.) TULIP v. KING
Mr. Michie said that he had been instructed to mention the case of Tulip v. King, upon which it had been understood the Court would that morning be prepared…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[First Trial.] Supreme Court. Banco Sittings Friday, February 6Th, 1846. (Before their Honors the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Dickinson.) TULIP v. KING
This was an action on the case in which the defendant, Captain King was sued as the representative of the Australian Agricultural Company; the declaration set forth an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court.—banco Sittings Tuesday, May 6Th, 1846. (Before their Honors the three Judges—Sir Alfred Stephen, Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Dickinson, and Mr. Justice-Therry.) the Attorney-general v. BROWN
This was an information of intrusion tried on the 23rd of August last, before Mr. Justice Dickinson and a jury of four, upon which occasion a verdict was found for the…
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THERE was only slight business at the Police Court on Saturday. One drunkard was dealt with, and Edward Travers, an old offender, sent to gaol for three months…
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ROBERT JOHNSTON, for the murder of Henry E. Pearce, police trooper, in May last, was tried at Narracoorte, South Australia, on Friday. The prisoner was being…
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YESTERDAY at the Police Court John Griffiths for a breach of the Publicans' Act at Burwood, in keeping his licensed house open after hours, was fined 20s.,…
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YESTERDAY at the Police Court, George Ayliffe, a previous offender, was fined 203., with the option of seven days, for drunkenness. Andrew Wilson, a boy…
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YESTERDAY, before Mr. Buchanan, P.M , the following cases were disposed of at the police court:âWilliam Thompson, a seaman, for riotous behaviour on the wharf,…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. Dan. Mayne, proprietor of the Bathurst Sentinel, has been sentenced to four months' imprisonment for assaulting Mr. James Tonkin…
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EDWARD BIGNELL, for drunkenness, was fined 5s., or twenty-four hours, yesterday; and for indecent exposure, 40s., or one month. Two drunkards were also…
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THE ensuing District Court at Newcastle will commence its sittings on Monday, the 28th November. The last day for issuing plaints is announced as Tuesday, the 15th…
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MR. BUCHANAN, P.M., disposed of a small charge sheet as the Police Court, on Saturday. One drunkard only was dealt with.—Thomas Caston, a seaman, `…
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DAMAGING PROPERTY.—Alfred Sage, a young man of respectable appearance, on bail, was charged with having damaged certain property belonging to Messrs…
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MR. BUCHANAN, P.M., disposed of the police court business yesterday. John Brooks, drunk and disorderly in Scott-street, was fined 10s or forty-eight hours;…
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