A Court of Civil Jurisdiction
Assembled on Monday last at 10 o'clock, and adjourned at half past 2. The Court met again on Tuesday morning, and was taken up the whole of that day,…
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Court of Civil Jurisdiction. M0nday, March 28
This day the Court met (per adjournment) and proceeded among others, in determining the following causes: SHERWIN V. M'CARTHY…
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On Monday last a Court of Civil Jurisdiction assembled for the trial of special Causes, among which, the following appeared some-what interesting:…
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At ten o'clock the Court opened, and RoBERT JILLET, Labourer, stood indicted, for that he, the said Robert Jillet, on the 6th day of April, in the year of Our Lord 1803,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Civil Court. Lord (as Agent for Mr. Hugh Macken) v. J. Palmer, Esq. (Administrator in the Estate of the late Mr. John Stogdell)
This business, which commenced in the Month of August last, and has much engrossed the attention of the public, was on Monday the 4th Instant determined by the…
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At ten o'clock on Monday last Criminal Court assembled for [?]he Trial of prisoners for divers felonies; when James Alder, labourer, was indicted for…
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This morning the Court assembled again, (as per adjournment) and proceeded to the Trial of Wm Bladders alias Embridge, and Isaac Simmo[?]ds, for the wi[?]ul Mur[?]er of…
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At ten o'clock on Thursday morning a Court assembled for the Trial of Felonies and Misdemeanours: when William Brooks and Francis Cox were put…
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At ten o'clock on Monday last a Crimi[?]al Court assembled, and proceeded to the [?]al of Morgan Morgan, on a charge of sejoniously killing and destroying a male Colt,…
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