Police Report. SYDNEY
The case of Taylor, Dobie, Wilson, R[?]binson, Browne, and Johnson, the prisoners who were concerned with Mich[?]el Coogan in the attempted piratical seizure of the…
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CRIMINAL COURT.—(Friday)
John Emerson and Michael Cogan, convicted of a forgery on the Bank of Australia, were placed at the bar to receive judgment. The Court pronounced sentence of Death on the…
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SATURDAY, JUNE.—John M[?]abe, [?]gued servant to William Cox, Esq. of Richmond, taken up at Longbottom on [?]picion of being a runaway. The…
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THURSDAY, MAY.—Robert M'Clusky was charged that he had stolen sundry articles of wearing apparel. A knife found in his possession was particularly identified…
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RICHARDSON v. FRY.—This was an action to recover compensation in damages for the injury received by the plaintiff, in consequence of the seduction of his wife by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Supreme Civil Court. Friday, June 8. [?] v. KLENSENDORLFFE
[?] was an action of trover brought by the plaintiff to recover possession [?] lost by him to the defendant at cards, on or about the 10th of January, 1826. On the…
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Some additional particulars have reached us since our last publication, respecting the murder of the man Austin; in the district of Illawarra. This mun, when assigned to Mr. Spearing, found himself in the midst of prisoners who were…
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MONDAY, JUNE 11.---Ann Conroy was brought before the Bench, at the instance of [?] master, for repeated [?]solence, and for [?]pping out occasionally all night, the slut…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SUPREME COURT.—(Monday.) Klensendoriffe v. Oakes
This was an action brought by the plaintiff against the defendant, for slander. The images were laid at 500/. The defendant pleaded the general issue of not guilty, upon which issue was joined. The case having been opened by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Civil Court. Monday, June 11, 1827. KLENSENDORLFFE V. OAKES
This was an action for slander. The information contained seven counts. The circumstances of the cake were briefly these. Sometime about the month of November,…
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TUESDAY, MAY 29.—David Sexton was charged with a degree of insubordination. Sexton lives as his master lives, and does not work too hard; here's the point; he is by trade a shoemaker, and does not like handling…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →SUPREME COURT.—(Yesterday.) Bushel v. Rose
This was an action brought for a trespass. The parties in this case, two very old settlors at Wilberforce, ware the proprietors of lands, which adjoined each other; and it having being resolved by the defendant, to erect a fence at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Civil Court. Thursday, June 14
Bushell v. Rose.---This was an action for a trespass committed by the plaintiff, on the lands of the defendant, at Wilbefore. Verdict for the defendant. Byrne [?]. Dillon.---This was an action to recover a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cattle Stealing
Bathurst seems to be the country where cattle [?] thrive, and carry on their exploits in a wholesale way. One man has recently been detected with a tolerably extensive herd most of which has been collected by fraud and theft…
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.---It will be recollected, that a short time ago, a family of the name of Grindall, residing in Judd-place, New-road, made some very eccentric exhibitions at the [?]ow-street police-officer,…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 16.—Mrs. Mary Baxter, was brought before their Worships, charged, on the complaint of a person named Flood, the owner of a house in…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.—John Dooley, free, was charged with assaulting a black man, with intent to rob him, in the ward in which he was confined, by constable…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Commissionership of the Court Requests
The unhappy visitation of illness with which Mr. Holland is afflicted, will, it is now pretty generally understood, raider necessary a change in his department of the Request. We should hardly think that Mr. Holland would…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Cibil Court. Wednesday, June 20th. JAMES v. HOWE
This was an action brought by the plaintiff against the defendant, Mr. Robert Howe, Editor and proprietor of the Sydney Gazette, for the publication of a libel…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court, -- June 19
The attention of the Court was engaged the whole of this day, in investigating the merits of an action, "Josephson" against. "Levey," which, from the notoriety of the…
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