Lismore Police Court
ON Friday, before Mr. A. T. Cochrane, J.P. DRUNKENNESS. John Bryan[?], 52, Hb[?]rer, for being drunk in Molesworth-street, was Hand 2s 61…
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Courts & crime, 1903
248 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 13
The Auburn Murder. Accused Before the Court
AT the Central Police Court. Sydney, on Monday last, before Mr. E. H. Wilshire S.M. Digby Grand, 32, alias Newbold, alias Stephens, alias Ward…
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THOUGH no clue was at first apparent as to the perpetrators of the tragedy at Auburn in which Constable Long met his death, the police operations have resulted in the…
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IT is satisfactory from a criminal investigator's point of view that there is a probability of the murderer of Constable Long, at Aubnrn, being brought…
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AN amusing case was heard in Bloomsbury (London) County Court, before Judge Bacon, when a domestic servant, named Morris, sued a…
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ON Wednesday before Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M., and Mr. J. Ball, J.P. ASSAULT AND ROBBERY. William Lee and George Turner, two lads,…
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AT the Central Police Court on Monday before Mr. E. H. Wilshire, S.M., Digby, Grand, 32, alias Newbold, alias Stephens, alias Ward, bootmaker, a native of…
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The police have arrested three men in connection with the murder of Constable Long at Auburn. One of the men has been charged with…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →"The Northern Star." Saturday Morning 31St January the Post of Inspector General of Police
IT seems now to be an accepted fact that the present Inspector…
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THE police officers engaged in the investigations relating to the murder of Constable Long were busily engaged throughout Thursday afternoon in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Youths and Grime. a Magistrate on Tras[?]y L[?]re
[?] a good birching would meet such cases, said Mr. Isaues, S.M., at the Paddington Court on Tuesday while Bench and solicitor deplored the fact that a magistrate could do nothing but…
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THE ingenuity with which the Countess of Selkirk was deprived of £3000 worth of jewels recently has been surpassed by certain individuals who have secured a…
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The application of Harriet Lee, for a wine license, was withdrawn. G. R. Gumming applied for a license to sell colonial wine in premises in…
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FRIDAY'S "E. News" says:—The announced intention of Mr. Fosbery, who completes 50 years' police service next Friday, to retire from the…
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A. Cumming v. Margaret. Taylor.—Claim with costs £6 18s 7d, goods sold. Verdict for plaintiff for amount clnimed. Mr. Kinsane for plaintiff…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Casino Courts. Tuesday, February 3. (Before Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M., and Messrs); D. Campbell and A. P. Carlton, Js.P.) Police Court
John Gibbon, charged with drunkenness, pleaded guilty, and was fined 2s 6d or five minutes' detention. Richard Newman, for neglecting to…
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ON Wednesday, before Mr. F. G. Adrian P.M., and Messrs. J. Ball and R. M.'Konzie, JsP. INDECENT LANGUAGE…
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ON Wednesday, before Mr F. G. Adrian., P.M., and Messrs. J. Ball and R M'Kenzie, J's.P. RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR John R[?] charged with noto[?]s behaviour…
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New rules for the general government and discipline of the members of the police force of the State, appear in "Government Gazette" No. 67. The new rules include the following: —…
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AT about half-past 9 on Thursday a young lady, aged about 18 or 19, was proceeding to her home in O'Connor-street, Chippendale. The street through which she was…
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