Frightful Murder in Dublin
One of the most dreadful murders that has occurred for many years in this city was perpetrated on Saturday night, by a man named Thomas Black, a painter,…
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Colonial. Criminal Causes. Goulburn Circuit Court. Saturday, April 2. White and Another V. Morris. Saturday, April 2. Cattle-stealing at Gunning
This was an action for trespass, in which Edward and Stephen White were plaintiffs, and John Moris defendant. The parties are all Billabong squatters. Joseph Turton and Charles Turton (father and son), on bail, were indicted for that they, on the 20th of November last, at the Yass river, did feloniously…
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A man named Beaumont, residing in the hamlet of Cabanis (Gard), for some time past suspected that his wife had guilty relations with a man named…
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(Before the Police Magistrate.) DRUNKENNESS.—Adam Cross was brought before the Court, charged with being drunk on the 17th inst. The Bench sentenced him…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Proposal for Checking Horse Stealing. (To the Editor of the Goulburn Chronicle.)
GENTLEMEN,—In your issue of the 2nd instant appeared a report of offenders tried at the late Assizes, held in your town, in looking over which I…
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(Before the Police Magistrate.) MONDAY, APRIL 25. Thomas Quin. charged by constable Montcith with shooting on Sunday, was ordered…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Adelong Police Court. Saturday, April 30, 1859. CARTER v. PUXLEY
This was a case of assault; Mr. Robertson for the defence. The complainant, it aped called on the defendant for payment 10, which he alleged had been owing him…
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"Ask and ye shall receive; knock and the door shall be opened unto you," is a Scriptural text. It may suit us in Scriptural matters, hut it evidently has…
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(Before the Police Magistrate, H. N. Loughnan, and W. B. Young, Esqrs.) ASSAULT.—Thomas H. Steadman was charged with assaulting James T. Brown in…
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On Sat[?] was [?] Kensington man had be[?]…
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(Before the Police Magistrate.) ASSAULT.-William Burns charged with an assault was cautioned and discharged. DRUNKENNESS.—George Lyons, drunk and…
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(Before the Police Magistrate.) CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.—William White-hand was brought up charged with having wantonly tortured a she-goat by shooting it in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District Intelligence. Tumut Police Court. Friday, May 27
John Robinson and Robert Walker were brought before the Bench charged, with .this offence. The goods were alleged to be the property of Mr. Emanuel…
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(Before the Police Magistrate and D. Mackeller, Esq. BREACH OF THE PEACE.—James Cameron was brought up by Constable Pentland, for fighting with another man at Cladwells'…
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(Before the Police Magistrate, H. Loughnan, and J. Lupton, Esqrs., J.P.'s.) DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.—Henry Curran was charged with being drunk and disorderly…
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SLY-GROG SELLING.—George Brown appeared again on remand, charged with having carried fermented and spirituous liquors for sale, namely, rum and porter, he being…
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ASSAULT.-- DENNREN V. LEWIS AND ANOTHER.--The complainant in this case did not wish to prosecute, and as a compromise had been made out of court, the defendants were…
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(Before the Police Magistrate and John Gordon, Esq, J.P.) BREACH OF THE PEACE.—James Walsh appeared on remand, charged with having on…
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We here with give a couple of illustrations of a scene which though a matter of history, will seem incredible to persons unacquainted with passing…
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HORSE-STEALING.—George Broadbent and Robert Stanley were brought up charged by William Dixon of Cockechedong with having stolen a black filly his property. The…
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