Police Court SATURDAY. (Before Mr. A. C. Veness, J.P.)
A PECULIAR CASE.—Norman MacMillan, a laborer, was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and with molesting the police in the discharge…
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Courts & crime, 1901
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District Court
The proceeding of the District Court were then commenced, before his Honor Judge Gibson. There were several cases on the list, but…
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Judge Fitzgerald, of Arizona, on coming to Tueson, found that formality was almost unknown in the court room. If the, days were…
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Judge Fitzgerald, of Arizona, on coming to Tueson, found that formality was almost unknown in the court room. If the days were…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Latest Telegraphic. SYDNEY, Saturday. Committed to Gaol
A man named David Giles Bathcate has been committed to gaol for seven days for evasion and prevarication before the Registrar in Bankruptcy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. MONDAY. (Before Mr. A. C. Venoss J.P.)
The case of Dowe v. Duncombe, for failing to travel sheep the required distance, in 24 hours, was withdrawn on the application of Mr. Kennedy, who appeared…
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All unconscious of the insult offered to the majesty of the most ancient court in the realm, there entered to take his place among the jury at an…
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W. A. WATTS V. CULLINANE.—In this case Pierce Cullinane was charged with having a sheep head in his possession, the property of Dalgety and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. SATURDAY. (Before Messrs. D. E. Voness and J. McNamara, J.'sP.)
HENRY James Stephenson, the pugilist-cum-pedestrian, who provided so much exercise for a company of youths, aud diversion for the onlookers,…
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Murdoch's Hosiery and Hat Establish, meat in Park-street, was broken into last night and thoroughly ransacked. Some hundreds of pounds worth of goods were…
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POLICE V. BROOKS. — Senior Constable Sewell, as Cattle Slaughtering Inspector, proceeded against Leonard Brooks for slaughtering a beast…
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POLICE V. BROOKS.—In this case, the Cattle Slaughtering Inspector sued Leonard Brooks for 12s 9d, slaughtering inspection fees. The P.M. struck…
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THE following appeals were dealt with:— R. S. Pigott, no appearance, appeal struck out…
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