To-day's Police Court
Before Mr. Shropshire, P.M. Today's Police proceedings caused much interest locally, the Courthouse being crowded…
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Courts & crime, 1921
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Big Theft
Herbert Eiley, clerk, pleaded guilty at the Sessions to-day of stealing £4,450, the property of the Railway Workers' Industrial…
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William Coleman and John Ernest Bennett were charged with having in their possession on the 19th August last, at Durran…
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Elsie Krause, 17, was charged a fortnight ago with murdering her child at Albury. The jury disagreed on that occasion, and the second…
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The "Sydney Morning Herald" (14/9/'21) contains a trenchant article protesting against the administration of the liquor law in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Braidwood Police Court FRIDAY (Before Mr. Shropshire, P.M., and J. Vider, J.P.). Liquor
Bert Musgrave pleaded guilty to being found on the premises of the Royal Hotel on the 23rd August last at a time when such premises…
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The application of Michael John Coffey for a renewal of the license of the Royal Hotel was granted. The license fee was fixed at £30…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Police Court. Tuesday, September 20. Assaulting a Policeman (Before Mr. Shropshire, P.M.)
Michael Patrick Maxwell was charged with behaving in an offensive manner on the 16th September and with unlawfully assaulting Constable Monk in the…
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The "professor of everything and master of nothing" (there's nefariously nothing yet that he has had anything to do with that has not…
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At the police court this morning the following cases were dealt with:— M. McGillan v. Mrs. Forbes,…
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The only business at the police court on Friday was a charge ag-ainst John Musgrave of not having a number plate affixed to his…
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In connection with a charge of assault upon the licensee of a well-known city hotel at the Sydney Quarter Sessions Lost week,…
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A message from Paris states' that the "Gentleman Girard" caseâone of the strangest in the history of scientific crimeâopened on Friday…
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Special Licensing Court on December 7 for renewal of liquor and billiard licences. Revision of jury list for District Court by the justices, December 8…
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Walking down Pitt-street the police noticed a man on the opposite side of the street yesterday whom they wanted in connection…
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A correspondent forwards us a cutting from a Sydney paper with he following endorsement:—"According to some bf your articles…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court. Tuesday, 22nd November. Before Mr. J. Shrosphire, P.M.
Before Mr. J. Shropshire, P.M. J. Grady, was charged with stealing a hat.—Case dismissed. McMillan v. Foster, neglecting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Demoralising the Police [Published by Arrangement]. Prohibition in U.S.A.
The following (from the "New York Times") an example of om of the effects of the unworkable prohibition, laws in the United Sta-…
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Before Mr. E. Angove, J.P., at the local Police Court last week, James McIntyre and Joseph Andrew Mitchell were charged with riotous behaviour, and were each fined…
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Forty-four political prisoners at Kilkenny (Ireland) escaped through a tunnel with an exit on a public thoroughfare…
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