Licensing Court
Before the licensing Court on Wednesday last a renewal of publican's license was granted to Emma Okely, Royal Hotel, Louth, license…
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Courts & crime, 1919
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Police Court. False Pretences
In the Police Court yesterday morning, before Mr A. R. Perry, P.M., George Reidy, alias Smith, alias Looney, alias Barton, was charged, with…
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George Thomas Cupitt was charged with that he did on the 25th day of September, 1019, at Wellington, feloniously and maliciously kill one Janet…
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The Dubbo Circuit Court opened this morning, before his Honor Mr. Justice Ferguson. Mr. Keith Ferguson is Associate. Mr. W. F. Robertson,…
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(Before his Honor Judge Ferguson). A sitting of the Circuit Court was commenced at the local Court House this morning…
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The Dubbo Circuit Court opened on Tuesday, before his Honor Judge Ferguson. Mr. Boyce was Crown Prosecutor. Martin-Bourke, who was acting…
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Rex Wilfred Porter, a relurmed soldier, was charged with that he did at Wellington on July 2nd, 1918, bleak and enter the premises of Tack Lee,…
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Paul Coronaions was charged with that he did at Cobar on or about July 14th. 1919, steal 148 sheep, the property of William Scanlon and William…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Thursday—Before Mr G. Meeson, P.M. a Liquor Case
Sergeant Martin proceeded against Patrick Jossph Condon, licensee of the Great Western Hotel, Cobar, for that he did, at 9.35 p.m. on 7th…
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The tone of domestic circle can be judged by what manner of men or women the heads of the house are. If they are cross-grained, peevish, petty,…
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George Thomas Cupitt was charged with that he did on the 25th day of September, 1919, at Wellington, feloniously mid maliciously kill one Janel…
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A sitting of the Circuit Court was commenced at the local Court House on Tuesday rooming:—Mr. F. S. Boyce (instructed by an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Circuit Court (Continued from another page.) A Coonamble Case
Michael Whalley, a man apparently about 30 years of age, was charged with supplying a drug to Ida Latimer, for an unlawful purpose. Accused, who…
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The Crown Prosecutor replied at some length. His Honor, in summing up, said he Lad only to address the jury upon the…
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George Thomas Cupitt was charged with murdering his wife, Janet Cupitt, at Wellington on September 25. Accused who pleaded not guilty, was…
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Rex Wilfred Porter, a returned soldier, was charged with that he did at Wellington, on July 2, 1918, break and [?]nter the premises of Tack Lee, and…
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A man named Albert Guild, who had been making himself a general nuisance in town for the past 10 or 12 days, by sticking up people in the streets…
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Mr. Conrad Gardoll, who has just harvested a crop of hay on his property at Montefiores has been pestered with night prowlers, who were getting…
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At the Dubbo Circuit Court Michael Walley was charged with that he did at Coonamble, unlawfully cause Ida Latimer to take certain drugs for an…
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When the Court adjourned for lunch on Friday counsel had finished addressing the jury in the case in which Rex Wilfred Porter was charged with…
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