The Suffragettes. More Incendiarism. Rudeness in Court
The grandstand and other buildings on the racecourse at Castle Bremwich, Warwickshire, were destroyed by fire. Suffragettes are…
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Courts & crime, 1914
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Dubbo Police Court. Some of "Our Cadets."
In the Police Court this morning, before Mr. M. J. McMahon, P.M., Hughie Cameron, a trainee, was charged, at the instance of Captain Heane, with having…
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The Municipal Appeal Court was opened this morning. Mr. Booth is appearing on behalf of the Council. There are 143 cases sot down for hearing…
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The Land Appeal Court sat at Dubbo last week. Mr. P. Ferguson, for whom Mr. D. McGuina appeared, appealed against the finding of the Local Land…
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The Dubbo sittings of the Land Appeal Court concluded on Friday afternoon when the following reserved decisions were announced:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wild Police Court Scenes
Wild scenes occurred the other day when the suffragettes who were arrested during a riot last week outside Buckingham Palace were…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Cables. British Colonel Sentenced. London
Dramatic scenes were witnessed at the Old Bailey, when a number of British Army officers were brought up for sentence in connection with the canteen scandals. In…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →His Fatal Marriage, or the Mark of the Broad Arrow. copyright. CHATTER I. Wanted by the Police
"You cannot be serious, Adeline ?" "I am, Guy, absolutely." "Then--then you no longer love"-- The man's voice trembled with a not…
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At the Dubbo Police Court yesterday, before Mr. MeMabon, relieving P.M., James Albert Ryan pleaded guilty to being drunk on tho railway…
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The following cases were heard at the Canbdego Police Court last week:— J. Williams, charged with…
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At the Sydney Sessions on Friday Constables Patrick O'Donnell and Daniel M'Donnell were sentenced to nine months imprisonment for having…
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The Municipal Appeal Court was resumed yesterday, when a relatively large number of cases were disposed of. The following were the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Darlinghurst " Hold-up." Ringleaders Before Court
At the Central Police Court last week, David Keeuahau (25) was charged in connection with what is known as the hold-up of a…
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At the District Court on Wednesday, before his Honor Judge Scholes, Arthur Henry Murphy brought an action against Patrick Augustus Clifford…
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Before Messrs. A. T. Cochrane and E. R. Utley, Js.P., yesterday, John Hendry was fined 51 in default 24 hours Imprisonment for drunkenness…
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The clergymen of all denominations in Sydney are combining for an attack on sin; but are they looking far enough ahead? It seems to me that they run…
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The charge against John Stenhouse for the alleged murder of his wife, Christina Stenhouse, at Parramatta. was heard in Sydney on Monday…
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Mr. C[?]nn has announced his intention of asking Parliament to vote additional funds for the purpose of strengthening the Police Force. The…
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Mr. M. A. McMahon, presiding in the Municipal. Valuation Appeal Court, disposed of no fewer than 39 cases on Tuesday. Of these thirty-five…
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The Appeal Court, though it cannot be described as a solemn farce, is certainly an institution which could easily be dispensed with to a very great…
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