Lismore Licensing Court
ON Monday, before the Chairman (F. G. Adrian, Esq., P.M.) and Messrs. J. Barrie and G. T. Butler, members of the Licensing Bench. Re adjourned application by John William…
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Courts & crime, 1903
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The Inspector-General of Police
MR. F[?] had not [?]sined, and, according to the State Pretnier, has no present intention of doing so. Referring to [?] rumours that have been in circulation on…
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NEW rules for the general government and discipline of members of the police force have been gazetted. The rules are made under the Police Regulation Act of 1899,…
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FOR some time past the accommodation at the local lockup has been fully taxed (says the "N. Star"), and Casino Gaol has also been filled, there being…
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ON Thursday, before Messrs. J. Ball, J. P. F. Walker, J. B. Kelly, and Dr. L. Kesteven, Js. P. INDECENT LANGUAGE…
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AT the further hearing at the Central Police Court on Thursday of the charge against Digby Grand and Albert Yeomans of the murder of Constable Long, at…
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DURING the finish of the Launceston Cup[?] a farmer named Clement G. Hall grabbed a young man, George Steers, who was standing next him, by the throat,…
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ON the day appointed the prisoner, under the three names—Francis Gardiner, alias Clarke, alias Christie—was arraigned at the Sydney Central…
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ON February 11. before the Registrar, Mr. AHenry. METHODS AND EXAMINATIONS. R. L. [?] Vispar and [?] St[?]ton. The…
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John Smith (on bail) and Waller Lake (in custody) were arranged charged that on the night of Noember 20. at Lismore, they did break and enter the premises of Hicks and Co…
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THE District Court opened on Monday, at 10 a.m. before His Honor Acting Judge A[?]strong. The undefended cases were taken first. G. Nixon v. Abel Pyers.—(Claim of £22 6s 8d…
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SCARCELY an issue of this paper takes place but what we find in the advertising columns rewards for the recovery of stolen stock. There can be…
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The Chief Justice then pronounced his sentence: For the offence of which he had just been found guilty, to be kept to hard labour on the roads or…
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On Friday, before Mr. A. T. Cochrane, J.P. ALLEGED LARCENY. Thomes Hackett, on remand from Sydney, was charged with larceny as co-partner…
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BEFORE the P.M. (F. G. Adrian, Esq.), and Mr. J. Ball, J.P. D[?] NK[?]NNESS. John M'Carthy, 28, laborer, for being…
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THE District Court re-opened on Tuesday, before His Honor Acting-Judge Armstrong. ALLEGED CARELESS USE OF FIRE. George H. West v. Elwand H. Graves.—This…
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ON Wednesday, lefore the P.M. and Mr. J. Ball. J.P. Re Quinn v. Truman.—Clandestinely removing furniture to evade payment of…
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THE Court sat again at 10 a.m. Edward H. Graves deposed: I have been growing cane on hte same farm since 1890. The cane was cut last season in September…
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An application by J. J. Newton, for a hawker's license, was allowed to stand over for a week, at the request of Mr. Butler, for applicant…
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G. H. Greenstreet obtained verdicts' against the following defendants, for the amounts slated, for goods sold:—J. E. Joubert, £14 5s 4d, with costs…
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