Dubbo Gaol
A rumor was current early in the beck that Dubbo Gaol was to be used for the incarceration of interned Germans. Up to present the police have…
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Courts & crime, 1915
393 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 6 of 20
Dubbo Gaol
On another page we repudiate the rumor that Dubbo Gaol is to be used for interned Germans. Since printing that paragraph we were informed that…
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The District Court opened about 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. It was listed for 10 a.m., but the hearing of the appeals, briefly reported elsewhere,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cobar Police Court. THURSDAY—Before Mr Laidlaw. Police Magistrate, Cruelly Illtreating Animals
Henry M'Laughlin was proceeded against for cruelly illtreating certain animals, to wit, sheep, by knowingly overcrowding the said sheep Mr…
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G. Ensor, A. Turner and A. Fitzgerald were charged with behaving in a riotous manner. Each was fined 5s, and 6s costs…
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W. Miller v. Harris Levy, claim for £1, work and labor done. Plaintiff nonsuited. Sing War v. Hamilton, claim for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Let Them Have It!" How the Highlanders Charged. Drunken Germans Fight Hard
[?]—with his revolver in his hand, [?] his sword round his head and gave the order: "Charge, and let them have it [?] them what Highlanders can do" (writes…
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Before Mr. A. T. Cochrane, C.M., yesterday, Joseph Edwards (44) was charged that on March 27 he used indecent language in Brown's Lane…
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At the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday Charles James Spratt was charged with the murder of the wife at North Sydney on November 17…
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The quarter's revenue received at the Court House, Dubbo, amounted to £427 3s 5d, of which £299 4s 2d were public moneys, £26 2s 6d fines, and £15 15s on…
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So far only four cases have been set clown for trial nt the Circuit Court which opens at Dubbo ou April 13, but it in expected that when completed the…
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John Bassett, an orchardist, of Diamond Creek (Vic.), found on Sunday that a heifer belonging to a small herd which ho owned had been killed,…
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Owen John Hegarty (21), convicted of the manslaughter of an elderly Chinaman, Wong Kee, in Goulburn-st., Sydney, was sentenced to 12 years'…
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Mr. Justice Sly will preside at the Circuit Court which opens here on Tuesday next. There is still no word as to the complete list of cases; but among…
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A Circuit Court will be opened at Dubbo on Tuesday next, before Mr. Justice Sly. It is not yet known how many eases will be heard…
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The greater part of last Thursday was taken up in hearing charges of assault and insulting language preferred by Thomas George Mine, against John…
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At the Dubbo Police Court yesterday Joseph Vaef pleaded guilty to drunkenness, and was fined 5, in default 24 hours' gaol. Pat Maroney…
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Before Messrs. C. Cadell and W. S. Kelk, Js.P., to-day, Robert Sullivan proceeded against James Donnelly for alleged insulting words, and James…
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The Dubbo Circuit Court will be opened on Tuesday morning, before Mr. Justice Sly. A Chinese will be tried for the alleged murder of a…
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In the Dubbo Liconsing Court yesterday, before Messrs. W. F. Robertson P.M., and C. Cadoll L.M., a renewal of lic[?]nse was granted to William Robert…
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