Casino District Court. (Before His Honor Judge Heydon.) Monday, May 30Th
THE Bar was represented by Messrs. R. J. Browning and Sheridan, and the solicitors present were—Mr. P. P. Jones (Lismore), Messrs. L. E. Cope, W…
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Courts & crime, 1904
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Casino District Court. (Before His Honor Judge Heydon.) Tuesday, May 31St. Alleged Breach of Contract
Gilmour v. Rivers.—Claim £13, for alleged breach of agreement in reference to a farm let by defendant to plaintiff. Mr. Browning (instructed by Mr…
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On Tuesday before Mr. W. M. Fincham J.P. Alice Hodgson, 19, domestic, was charged with alleged stealing 1 silver…
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Before Messrs. F. G. Adrian, P.M., and T. Exton, J.P. UNSOUND MIND. Martin Murphy, was brought before the…
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The business of the recent Quarter Sessions at Lismore has shown the ulter inadequacy of the Court House accommo dation. Last week the Police Magistrate…
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Charles Chie v. Francis Schieb, claim of £20 for the sale of a horse. Mr. Nlland appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. M'Intosh for defendant…
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WE have been requested to explain that the defendant in the recent action, Hayter v. R.J. Cullen, wherein a verdict was given for plaintiff for money lent, was…
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On Monday, before Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M. George, Dev[?]lle, 37, labourer, an American negro, who was leniently dealt with by the…
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Before commencing the business of the District Court on Thursday, comment on the present unsatisfactory condition of the Court-house…
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A BOMB outrage was perpetrated at Redan, near Ballarat, Victoria, early on Saturday morning. William Harrison a well-known milling prospector…
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On Wednesday, before Mr. Adrian, P.M. and Mess[?] T. Exton, W. C. Gray and Dr. Kesteven, J's. P., ALLEGED HORSE STEALING…
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On Wednesday, before the P.M., and Messrs. T. Exton, W, C. Gray, and Dr. L. Kesteven, J[?]P. Lance and Co. v J. Brough,—Claim of £1,…
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THE High Court delivered judgement on Wednesday in the action brought by the State of Tasmania against the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of…
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On Wednesday, before the P.M. William Ross, for being drunk and disorderly and using indecent language was fined 5s or 24 hours and 10s or three days…
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Mr. Piddington, instructed by Mr. F. Norrie, agent for Mr. F. Murphy, Coraki, appeared for petitioner. Pauline Staff (formerly Dawson) of…
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Muldoon Wilson, for being drunk and disorderly, was fined 20s, or seven days, light labor in Coraki lockup. Thomas Bowen and P. O'Connor, on similar charges, were fined…
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THE persistency of some members of the police force in reference to the gradual retirement of officers over 60 years of age led the Victorian Premier…
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Before the same Bench. W. P. Hile v. Walter Hall, claim of 8s. There was no appearance of defendant, and a verdict was given for amount claimed and 2s…
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On Wednesday, before Mr. Adrian, P.M., and Mr. T. Eston, J.P. CHANGE OF LARCENY. Edward Kay was charged with alleged…
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On Monday, before Mr. F. G. Adrian, P.M. Thomas Howie, 59, labourer, for being drunk, was fined 2s 6d or 5 minutes. James Ramage, 34 labourer, for…
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