Warden's Court
The Nymagee Copper, limited, were granted total suspension for six months on mineral lease No. 356, parish of Devon, county…
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Courts & crime, 1910
420 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 11 of 21
The Mosman Child Murder
THE city coroner at Sydney held an inquest on Wednesday on the body of the tittle girl, May Williams, who was killed by the elderly woman, E. Quartly. A verdict of wilful murder was…
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Dr. Aloys, a famous musical conductor, and Fraulein Anna Sutta, a Court singer, were found lying dead at Stuttgart, Germany. Both had been…
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LAWLESSNESS became fairly rampant at times on the other side of the 'Herring Pond.' Not even in the Wild West, how ever, when in days gone by, men shot one…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Licensing Court. Tuesday, July 6. (Before Mr. C. E. Oslear Dr. Burkitt, and Mr. T. Baird.) RENEWALS
Renewals were granted of the following hotels:--Gradstone, Dubbo; Federal Narromine; Collie Hotel, Collie; Royal Da[?]doo (asse[?]ment £130); Mundooran Hotel,…
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The members of the police force and others who have come under the recently-announced increases in pay in the Government service—teachers,…
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On Tuesday Mr. C. E. Oslear, P.M., Dr. Burkitt and Mr. Thomas Baird, Licensing Magistrates, granted the renewal of the license of the Royal Hotel,…
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The quarterly sitting of the licensing court was held on Friday, the presiding magistrates being Mr. Oslear and Dr. A. M. Rygate. The following renewals of…
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William King, the notorious negro convict, celebrated the news of Johnson's victory by running amok in Pentridge prison, Melbourne. King's…
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A Domestic Relations Court that will endeavor to bring together estranged married couples, will (says the correspondent of the "Standard")…
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A case of alleged horse-stealing is at present being investigated by the Wellington police. Mr. Joseph Drew, of Pillaga, reported, that five horses had…
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At the Carpertee Court on Friday, Mr. Galagher, J.P., continued an inquiry touching the death of a male child at the Turon River, on Wednesday, 15th…
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A greengrocer in a Germah town shot his wife und two children, severely wounded three other children, and then committed suicide. Poverty was the cause of the crime…
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The jnquest into the body of the child found at Turon River, near Capertee, with its throat cut, was continued before the Coroner (Mr. W. J. Galagher)…
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THE Revision Court for revising the Macquarie State [?] was held at Wellington on Friday Mr. T. H. Thrower appeared on behalf of a number of Persons objected to by the Liberal…
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Sensational charges were heard at the police court here to-day (said the Caerphilly correspondent of the "Daily News" on April 19) against two brothers…
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A revision court for the purpose of revising the rolls for the Macquarie way hold in the Wellington court-house on Friday, Mr. C. E. Oslear, P.M.,…
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The Revision Court under the Electoral Acts sat at Wellington on Friday last, Mr. C. E. Oslear, P.M., being on the bench…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crippen Murder. London
Crippen, the supposed Camden Road murderer, was located by the police in a French town, but fled to Spain. The Government has offered a reward of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Court. Friday July 22. (Before Messrs. G. H. Taylor and A. T. Cochrane.) a Discharge
BERNARD MARTIN GATELY, a respectable looking young man of 22 years of age, a blacksmith by occupation, was charged with stealing £11 6s 6d, the property of Daniel McGlade, at…
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