Police Report. SYDNEY
THURSDAY, JULY 12.—Daniel Parnell was charged with stealing a candlestick, the property of Mr. Franks, the publican, who identified the same as his property…
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Cattle Stealing
It is a general complaint which is not confined to th inhabitants of distant settlements, who might be supppsed to be most likely to incur the risk of depredations on their farms, that cattle stealers…
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On Saturday last, in consequence of a circular having been addressed to the several gentleman comprising the Sydney Magistracy, requesting their attendance on that day, to consider of a…
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SIR, I AM directed by the Bench of Magistrates this day assembled at the Police Office, Sydney, to transmit you the enclosed resolution…
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Mr. Campbell moved for a rale to shew why a criminal information should not be filed against a M[?]gistrate of the county of [?]fford, for illegally, oppressively, and…
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Francis Gerard, a master baker, was brought up yesterday on a warrant issued against him for an assault on Mr. Peter Rapsey. It appeared from the evidence of the complainant, and a corroborating witness, that on Monday…
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Mr. ROWE moved for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of John Foster, who stated himself, in the affidavit on which the motion was grounded, to be an assigned…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of [?]-[?]. JULY 25, 1827. Before the Honorable Frances For[?], Judge of the Vice-Admiralty of New South Wales. Sims and Foster [?] the ship Cumberland, Robort C[?], Master
This was a [?] preferred by the plain[?], who were late [?] on [?]oard the ship Cumberland, against the defend[?]t, who is Master of that ship, for wages…
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Wednesday afternoon, at a quarter before two o'clock, his Majesty arrived in his travelling chariot, with outriders, [?] by a party of the 17th Lan[?] at his Palace at St. James's, from his Royal…
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1.—Terence O'Grah and Oonagh his wife, both tree, were charged with riotous and disorderly conduct on the preceding evening, while present at the…
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The new Court-house was opened for transacting public business this morning. The room particularly appropriated to the Criminal Court, and the only part of the building, as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Triumph of the Press!!! LIBEL!—3s. 4d. Damages!!! Sheriff's Court, Shrewsbury, March 31. WHALLEY V. WATTON
T[?] is was a writ of inquiry, directed to the Sheriff of Shropshire, to assess the damages in an action for libel. Mr. Campbell (with whom was Mr…
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SATURDAY AUG. 4. Hemjunah M'Fadyen was brought before his Worship the very picture of misery. This poor unfortunate girl, as appeared from the depositions which…
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 3.—George Emmerton, and Mary Reid, were indicted, the former for burglarious y entering the dwelling house of Charles Henry Chambers, Esq. in…
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MONDAY.âJoshua Jolt was brought before their Worships, charged with plundering his fellow servants of their rations, and with selling the same, in order to purchase rum and…
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William Wells arid Thomas Redfern were capitally indicted for forging and uttering certain Treasury Bills, with intent to defraud the Lords of the Treasury. A second court laid the forgery to have been committed with an intent to…
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Richard Clempson and John Carrol were indicted for a burglary and robbery in the dwelling-house of Francis Berry, in Phillip-street, Sydney, on the night of the 18th of…
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THE KING v. RICHARD DOWING RICHARDS.—This was an indictment against the defendant, as Proprietor of The Age Newspaper, for printing and publishing in that paper libels on the Right Hon. Richard Burler, Ear…
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WEDNESDAY.—Peter Cauldbrose was brought before his Worship, charged with stealing a yard and a hal[?] of plaid from a shop in Pitt-street. Peter, as it appeared…
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Thomas Sweetman stood arraigned on a charge of burglary. The indictment contained two counts. The first count, laying the offence to be that of breaking and…
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