Accidents, Offences, &c
BUSHRANGERS.—A body of mounted bushrangers, well armed, have lately deliberately murdered two shephe[?]ds, by tying them to a tree and blowing then brians out! This occurred, it is said, near…
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Accidents, Offences, &c
CRIMPING.—On Saturday an information was filed by the Chief Constable against a licensed waterman named John Johnson for harbouring a seaman named John Lloyd, having reason to…
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On Wednesday a seaman belonging to the ship Portsea was charged with refusing to do his duty. The captain stated that the defendent signed articles on board the Portsea as boatswain, but on…
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MEETING ONE'S FRIENDS.—On Saturday a decent looking man, apparently a Scotch emigrant, was placed at the bar of the Police Office, charged with assaulting a Constable. The evidence proved,…
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