Supreme Criminal Court. Wednesday, August 8
Thomas Sweetman was indicted for a burglary and robbery in the house of William Balcombe, Esq. in O'Connel street, Sydney, on the 8 [?] of July last.—Guilty…
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Police Reports. a Wake.—thursday
Mrs. Biddy Marp[?]y, a resident on the Rocks, was brought up by one of the guardions of the night; charged under the following curcumstances. It appeared that…
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William Reynolds and William Elliott were indicated for stealing a mare, value £50, the property of Thomas Maloney, at Wilberfor[?], on the 21st day of July last…
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On Monday morning, one of our nocturnal guardians, who, it appears, was formerly a "bold dragoon," appeared before the Bench, to prefer a charge of a serious nature…
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James Davidson was capitally indicted for cattle-stealing. From the evidence for the prosecution, it appeared, that Richard Colthrop, a settler living at Wilberforce, in the month of June last, had several head of cattle grazing on a…
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Shortly after HIS HONOR the CHIEF JUSTICE, and MR. JUSTICE STEPHEN, took their sea s upon the Bench, this morning, ALEXANDER MACDUFF BAXTER, Esquire,…
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TUESDAY, JULY 24. —John Mahar was charged, that he had left his master's house, and remained away from Sunday morning until Tuesday morning following, without…
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William Salmon was indicted under the Statute, for stealing in the dwelling house of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, at Windsor, property above the value of forty shillings, on the 28th…
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This morning, Alexander Macduff Baxter, Esq. Barrister-at-Law appeared in Court, and exhibited his Majesty's Commission, appointing him Attorney-General of New…
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AUGUST 15.—Alister M'Cole was brought before the B[?]nch, charged with a theft. It appeared in evidence that the prisoner entered the house of a matronly looking…
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John [?]ut a was indicated for the wilful murder of Thomas Aus[?]m, at I[?]awarra, on the 8th of October, 1826. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL conducted the…
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James Gully and Wm. Dunn, were indicted for stealing a number of cattle, the property of some person unknown, at Black Rock, near Bathurst, and Laurence Collighen,…
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By an Act of Parliament, passed [?] Henry VIIth, cap. 2, this offence is made a capital felony. The Act recites, "Whereas women, as well maidens as widows and wives, having…
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TUESDAY.âMrs. Sarah Innecumpips was brought before their Worships, charged with assaulting Sampson Cleaver, a butcher, in Macquarie-street, about 7 o'clock the…
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James Gully was indicted for stealing a cow and calf, the property of Government, at Lawson, on the 1st of March, 1825; and Boyce Egan, for afterwards receiving the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Court of King's Bench—guildhall. (Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.) EAST V. CHAPMAN
Mr. Chitty opened the pleadings. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, Wm. Thomas East, against the defendant, John Chapman, the printer and proprietor of the Sunday Times newspaper, for…
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In our Number of the 16th June last, we detailed the particulars of a most extraordinary Decision by the late Commissioner of this Court, on the final occasion of his…
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Joseph Corder[?]y was indicated for stealing a tablecloth, the property of Lewis Solomon, on the 16th instant. Not Guilty. Lady G. M. Walpole, has been married to…
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At a few minutes before eleven o'clock, their Honors the Chief Justice, and the Assistant Judge entered and took their seats in Court, when the several prisoners who had been previously tried, convicted and remanded to gaol, were…
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The following p[?]soners[?] [?]onvicted during the p[?]esent Sess[?]ous, were this morning placed at the bar, and received sentence:— William Storey and James [?] for a…
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