Supreme Criminal Court. Monday, January 5
William Ward, Thomas Cook, and James Curry, were indicted, the former as principal, and the two latter prisoners as principals in the second degree, for maliciously…
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Police Reports. SYDNEY
FEB. 6.---Watkin Watkins, a prisoner, was brought before the Bench, charged with driving away a cow belonging to William Welsh, along with the herd of his master,…
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William Ward, Thomas Cook, and James Curry were capitally indicted, the former as a principal, and the two latter as principals in the second decree, for maliciously firing at Benjamin Ratty, a constable at Paramatta, in June last—Not Guilty…
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Samuel Pasfield was indicted for receiving a piece of Irish linen, containing 25 yards, valued at £5, the property of Henry Dumaresq, Esq. the same having…
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James Callaghan and Michael Keeley were indicted for a robbery in the dwelling-house of Thomas Clowes, and putting in bodily fear his wife, Eleanor Clowes, at…
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FEB. 3[?] 1827.—Wm. Garratty, prisoner, charged with assaulting John Broadway, and also Constable Shutt, while in the execution of their duty. Sentenced, 1 week's solitary…
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John Hurley was indicted for stealing 144 Spanish dollars and a blue handkerchief, from the person of Daniel Sweency, on the 21st of December last…
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MONDAY, JANUARY 29.---Maurice Dooling was charged with refusing to perform the work allotted to him. Fortune had placed him under a good master, and…
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John Husley stood [?] for stealing a number of Spanish dollars from the person of Daniel Sweeney, on the 21st of December last. Not Guilty. John Browne and David Cordingly were indicted for stealing…
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Patrick Devoy stood indicted for forging and uttering a certain warrant or order for the payment of money, purporting to be drawn by one James Turner, a settler, at…
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SATURDAY, FEB. 10.---This day summonses were issued to Messrs. Howe and James, and to Dr. Halloran, in order to find sureties to keep the peace. Mr Howe…
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The undermentioned prisoners were brought up to receive sentence:—James Callaghan, and Micheal Riley, convicted of a house robbery; and Michael Sullivan, John Brown, and Daniel Cordingly; for highway robberies…
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Before His Honour the CHIEF JUSTICE, and Mr. JUSTICE STEPHEN. The following prisone[?]s were this morning brought up for judgment:…
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FEBRUARY 10.---John Noblet, was placed at the bar for frequently absenting himself from his master's service and returning drunk and abusive; yesterday he said he would go…
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William Pearce, was indicted for a burglary and robbery in the premises of Francis Ewin Forbes, at Liverpool, on the 16th of December last…
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The trials of the pirates will take place in the Criminal Court, on Monday next. G. Jones stood capitally indicted for the wilful murder of J [?] on the 26th of December last…
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FRIDAY.---George S[?]oper and William Tracy (alas for them, poor fellows!) complained grievously of empty stomachs. Now as men cannot be at all comfortable under…
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George Jones was indicted for the wilful murder of John Bellinger, alias Purdon, on the 26th of December last. The information set forth that the deceased came by his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Hampton Court Beauties. From the New Monthly Magazin[?]
The Hampton Court Beauties, like the Wind[?] Beauties, o[?] their existence to a woman's pri[?] its her own s[?]x, not to the ga[?] of [?]. The thought was first suggested by Queen Mary, and its…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatal Duel at Kirkaldy. Circuit Court of Justic[?]ary
PERTH, S[?]22, 1826.---This trail having excited the greatest possible interest, the Court was crowded at a very early ho[?] and they considered themselves [?] who could gain an admission upon any…
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