Criminal Court (Thursday.)
William Webb and Sarah, his wife, were indicated for feloniously stealing in the dwelling-house, and putting in bodily fear the person of Catherine Cotterel…
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Supremo Criminal Court. Thursday, July 13
William Webb, and Sarah Webb, hin wife, were capitally indicted for a robbery in the bonne of Robert Cottcrel, and therein putting in bodily fear Rebecca Cotterel, at Argyle, on the 25th of…
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Average Prices of Articles at the last Sydney Market:—Wheat, 7s. Od. per bushel; maize, 3s, Od. per ditto; barley, 3s. Od. per ditto; potatoes, 14s. Od. percwt.; butter, 2s. 9d. per…
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Three Police constables, named Pearce, Butler, and Nichols, were brought up on a charge of assault—it appeared in evidence, that on the 1st instant, those three constables being stationed on the Parramatta road, went of their own accord to the dwelling…
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FRIDAY, JULY 14. —Henry Lyons and Ann Bray, prisoners of the crown, stationed at Grose Farm, were brought up on a charge of having knocked down Alexander Rullidge, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Chancery.—friday, Feb. 24. Wellesley v. Duke of Beaufort
This was an application by the Honorable William Long Wellesley, to have the custody of the children, who since the death of the late Mrs. Long Wellesley, have been under the care of her sisters, the Miss Longs, delivered up to him…
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DR. WARDELD moved for a Rule to shew cause why a criminal information should not be filed against a person of rank upon the affidavits of Mary Reynolds and others—for (as it appeared to them) compounding felony…
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JULY 5.—Jonathan Pearce holding a ticket-of-leave, and Elizabeth Pearce, his wife, prisoner of the crown for 14 years, appeared at the bar to answer to a charge preferred by a man named Robert Kemp, who was a lodger…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →English Miscellanes. Departure of the Russian Ambassador From the English Court
WE have the following intelligence from a high source, on which the fullest reliance may be placed:—Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, at our Court, will leave London to-morrow morning. As the reports…
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An assigned servant named Woods, was yesterday complained of for absenting himself from his masters service during several hours without leave. There days to the Treat mill, and then to he returned to service…
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MONDAY, JULY 17, 1826.âHenry Lyons and Owen Bray, prisoners of the crown (not Anne Bray, as erroneously stated in our last Report), remanded from Saturday for the assault on, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CRIMINAL COURT—(Thursday.)
James O'Neil was indicted for receiving stolen goods, knowing the seem to have been feloniously had. It appeared in evidence that on the night of the 28th of July last, the stores of Messrs. Rapsey and Mitchell, in George…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sitting Magistrate for the ensuing Week, John Thomas Campbell, Esqcire
Average Prices of Articles at the last Sydney Market:—Wheat, 7[?]. 0d. per bushel; maize, 3s. 0d. per ditto; barley, 3s. 0d. per ditto; potatoes, 14s. 0d. per cwt.; butter, 2s. 9d. per…
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The ATTORNEY GENERAL prayed judgment this morning, against Charles Kable, convicted of horse-stealing. Mr. ROWE, counsel for the prisoner, moved an arrest of judgment, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lord Mayor's Court, Feb 27. Curious Case.—the Chamberlain of London v. JONES
This was an action brought to recover a penalty of 51, from the defendant, for having carried on the merchandise of milk in the city of London, without having taken out his freedom. It was proved by the Chamberlain's clerk that the defendant had not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sitting Magistrate—J. T. Campbell, Esquire
Average Prices of Articles at the last Sydney Market:—Wheat, 6s. 9d. per bushel; maize, 3s. 0d. per ditto; harley, 3s. 0d. per ditto; potatoes, 14s. 0d. per cwe.; butter, 2s. 9d. per…
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Joseph Williams, a prisoner of the crown, was charged on Saturday with a robbery. From the deposition of a person named Driver, it would seem that, during the afternoon of Friday, Williams, the prisoner, was observed…
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FRIDAY, JULY 21.—Joseph Williams, prisoner of the crown for life, charged with stealing from the outside premises of Mr. Abraham Polack, one half chest of tea. On an alarm being given Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Court of Common Pleas.—wednesday, Feb. 14
JACKSON v. NEALE & OTHERS.—Mr. Sergeant Vaughan (with whom was Mr. Sergeant Wilde) stated the case to the Jury. They had heard from the pleadings what the cause of action was—…
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CAHRLES KABLE of Windsor, free settler and a native of the Colony, was indicated for stealing a Mare, the property of George Seymour, of the same place, on the 23rd of May last. Guilty.âRemanded…
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