Daring Burglary
In September last, a moat desperale burglary and attempt at robbery took place at the house of Mr. Knott, a butcher, No. 6. Walker's-court, St. James's. About two o'clock, Mury Wager, a young gi[?]…
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Atrocious Murder
Two females, who lived in a village near Loughrea, in the county of Galway, having a small fortune, received the addresses of two men, who were considered by their friends as below than in rank. They made…
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In the appointment of Police Magistrates in towns and for districts, which are considered of sufficient importance to require this arrangement, the populous part of the territory around Campbell Town has been totally, as we learn…
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The accommodations which the new Police-office affords to frequenters of all kinds, and to visitors of every denomination are, or soon will be complete. The Space appointed for their Worships of the Bench is large enough to contain with great…
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Mr. ROWE moved for a writ of habeas corpus, directed to the Superintendent, or other person in charge of the prisoners' barracks, Hyde Park, calling on him to…
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A motion was made, in the Supreme Court on Monday; for an habeas corpus, to bring before the Court the body of one William Harris, upon affidavits which were put in, Setting forth that the individuals so named was a prisoner of the…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 23.—Jeremi[?]h Soilivan, Government servant to the Male O phan institution, charged with disobedience of orders, and [?] en[?]ng himself from the…
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William Harris, whose case we reported in our last, was brought up again this morning, together with the original procedings before the Magistrate, by which,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. (Tuesday.) Rex v. Wardell
The Court was occupied some hours this day, with arguments on a motion made to the Court on a preceding day by this defendant. The motion was not of a very specific nature, but it had arisen out of some procedings instituted, by the Acting Attorney…
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A motion was made in the Supreme Court on Monday for an habeas corpus, to bring before the Court the body of one William Harris, upon affidavits, which were put in,…
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TUESDAY, JUNE 6.—John M'Cabe was charged that he had absconded from Richmond, from his master's service. The prisoner acknowledged his offence, and stated…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Court of King's Bench, Guildhall, Jan. 13 Conspiracy.—the King v. IRELAND & OTHERS
This was an ind[?]ment against the defendants, Richard Dixon Mott, a [?]monger; Peter Ireland, an upholsterer; and Peter Stainsby, a clerk in the banking house…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Supreme Civil Court. Friday, June 29, 1827. Fleming, Esq. v. Educard Eagar and Francis Ewin Forbes
This was an action of assu[?]psit, brought by the plaintiff, William Fleming, Esq. merchant, in London, against the defendants, to recover the value of certain goods,…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1827.—Titus Abbott [?]ad caused two or more persons to be brought from Parramatta and beyond that town, by his private informations of their…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?] Intelligence. Court of Common Pleas. Breach of Promise of Marriage. Daniel v. [?]
This was an action brought by Charl[?] Augu[?] Daniel, against Charles Bowles, Esq. [?]n officer in the [?] reg[?]ent, for breach of promise of marriage. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hobart Town News. Criminal Court
Saturday, June 16, 1827. -- The prisoners in gaol, under conviction, were this morning brought up, to receive the sentence of the Court. Robert Lathrop Murray, (for…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1[?].âThomas Upton was charged that he had been detected in the act of stealing a cask out of the yard of a publican at Windsor; the detection was…
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TUESDAY, JULY 10.—William Hay, a prisoner of the crown, was charged before the Bench with having hired himself to work for a free man, while he ought to have…
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We are sorry to find that our old and valued friend, Dr. Dulhunty, has been subjected to virulent, personal attacks from public writers of such conflicting principles, as…
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We have derived information from a source, which We believe to be authentic, that Doctor Douglass has tendered his gratuitous services, in the office of Commissioner…
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