Police Court FRIDAY (Before Mr. Shropshire, P.M.)
Edward James Torpy pleaded guilty to using indecent language in Braidwood. Fned £5, with 8/- court costs, or a months gaol…
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Courts & crime, 1922
82 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 3 of 5
Licensing Court
A licensing court was held this morning when the follwing renewals were granted:— Louis Alexander, Commercial…
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A very painful accident happened to Mr. Curtis Masters, manager of Currand coley station, on Monday last It is reported that the…
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The Paris Court has found Madame Bessarbo guilty of the murder of her second husband, in extenuating circumstances. Madame…
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Another remarkable instance of police officiousness took place on Sunday afternoon in connection with the Braidwood-Queanbeyan football…
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A brutal attack was made on Mr. Francis C. Kenimis, a bank manager, on Friday night. He was seated in a train bound…
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The murder of Kemmis has so far batffled the police, the only clue to the murder being the blacksmith's hammer found near Wahroonga. The…
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Mr. Carter, the young man who spoke to Porter McLachlan at Hornsby on Friday, called at the police station on Tuesday. Though in the…
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Mr. Warden Williams held a court in Braidwood on Tuesday. There was only one application by George Green for authority to enter Mr. C…
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At the police court this morning, before Messrs. H. E. Southwell and E. Angove, Js.P., two defendants were each fined £2 and 8/- costs…
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Francis Wm. Foster, a wharflaborer, was found yesterday morning in a Darlinghurst laneway with his skull fractured. He is believed…
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The Hornsby murder mystery is still a mystery. Although diligent inquiries were made by the detectives nothing was learned that would…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Small Debts Court. FRIDAY (Before Messrs. J. Roberts and J. J. Donnelly, J.P.-
Charles Grigg sued Edward Hawkins for £5/19/10 meat supplied. Mr. Maddrell appeared for defendant The defence was that at the time…
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The Chief Secretary says he is taking steps to have the police force brought up to the full strength…
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The discovery of the keys of the Government Savings Bank at Hornsby, which were stolen from the murdered manager, has been reported…
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On Thursday night last, or some time between the closing hour that night and the opening hour next morning, Mr. E. N. Muttons store…
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When fined £2, in default seven days, at Goulburn Police Court, on a charge of stealing a whip, Henry James Dalton asked the magistrate…
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The Government has under consideration the question of compelling onlookers to assist policemen who are being assaulted. It is…
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The Minister for Justice is considering a proposal to combine the two offices of police magistrate and mining warder in various country…
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