Police Court. Wednesday, March 24th
Before Mr. A. C. Veness, J.P., William M'Kenny was fined 5s or eight hours for being drunk and disorderly…
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Courts & crime, 1909
127 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 3 of 7
Yesterday's Police Court. (Before Mr. E. Jones, P.M.) Cases under the Liquor Act
Thomas Armstrong, was charged with being found on licensed premises during prohibited hours "Sergeant Hogan deposed: I laid…
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E.J.S. writes as follows in the "Westminster Gazette":-- Is a mother who kills her newly born child to be treated as a murderess…
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James Kilmartin was charged with refusing to assist Constable Morgan, in the execution of his duty, when called upon to do so…
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Every social relation has its ethics, and the general needs of society as a whole are the base of ethics. This profound truism, voiced by an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court. Friday, March 26, 1909. (Before Mr. E. Jones, P.m.) Furious Driving. "Fifteen Miles an Hour."
Arthur Baldwin, appeared before the Court to answer a charge of furious driving, preferred against him by Sergeant Hogan…
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K.J.S. writes as follows in the "West-mister Gazette":—Is a mother who kills her newly born child to be treated as a murdress…
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Every social relation has its ethics, and the general needs of society as a whole are the base of ethics. This profound truism, voiced by an…
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By degrees and in deference to a greater Sydney Scheme, Sydney is being deprived of her land marks, and amongst the comparatively few left as memories…
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By degrees and in deference to a greater Sydney Scheme, Sydney is being deprived of her land marks, and amongst the comparatively few left us memories…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →News and Notes. Stealing a Wool-fleece
A wool stealing case, which evoked a good deal of interest was heard At Leadville police court last week. Two girls named Duff were summoned by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Yesterday's Police Court (Before Mr. E. Jones, P. M.) Indecent Language
William Bracken, charged with indecent language, pleaded guilty. The Sergeant gave defen[?]t a good character and said up to the time in question he…
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A special court day has been fixed for Friday, 14th May, when 24 case against persons for neglecting to destroy…
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James Kilmartin appeared before the Court charged with [?]ing to assist the police on 6th March when called upon…
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AT the Police Court, on Monday morning (before Mr. A. C. Veness, J.P.), a man named W. Taylor was fined 2s 6d for being drunk, and £1…
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John Francis was charged at the Police Court on Saturday, before Mr. John Jamieson, P.M., with the larceny of six shirts, of the value of 13s, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Telegrams Sydney, Friday night. the Broken Hill Trouble Holland Sentenced to Two Years
The industrial position at Broken Hill has not improved. The business people are very uneasy over the attitude of the unions concerning the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Yesterday's Police Court. (Before Mr. A. C. Veness, J.p.) Larceny of Blacksmith's Tools
William John Edwards, blacksmill, appeared before the Court, in custody, charged with stealing a quantity of blacksmith's tools from Mr. J. H…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Riot and Unlawful Assembly. Stokes and May Sentenced. Sydney
Stokes and May, found guilty of riot and unlawful assembly, has been sentenced to two and three years…
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At the Police Court on Saturday, before Mr. A. M. Gabriel, J.P., a man name D. Ryan was fined £1 for "language," and £1 for…
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