Police Report. SYDNEY
MONDAY.---George Nelson, assigned servant to Mr. Joseph Underwood, for abse[?]ting himself from his manter's service yesterday, returning in a state of drunkeness, and being…
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CRIMINAL COURT.—(Monday.)
The following named prisoners were brought up to receive judgement:— Dennis Lynch, convicted of a rape, but recommended by the Jury to the merciful consideration of the…
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Judgment was prayed, this morning, by the Acting Attorney General, against the following prisoners, convicted during the last week…
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WEDNESDAY.—Thos. Fellowes, prisoner, Catharine Boyle, free, and a ticket-of-leave-man, whose name bears some affinity to leeks or garlick, were found by that gallant…
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TUESDAY, JAN. 23.-- His Honor the Chief Justice passed sentence of death on the six prisoners as mentioned in our last. The case of Tuffnall who was [?]ied on the same…
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FRIDAY, FEB. 16.—George Jones, of Kissing Point, free labourer, was indicted for the Wilful Murder of John Bellinger, alias Purdon, of the same place, also free labourer, by shooting him with a gun on the 26th Dec. last.—Not Guilty…
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[?] Flanagan, William Johnson, Hugh Carline, John Boyd, James Drmunond, [?] Leddington, Abraham Davis, John Maginnes, and William Holt were indicted for piratically seizing the brig Wellington, together with…
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FRDIAY, FEB. 16.---Dennis Ryan was charged with having been found drunk in the street at night, when he should have been on his master's premises. The…
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This morning the Acting Attorney General (W. H. MOORE, Esq.) prayed the judgment of the Court against John Walton, William Douglas, Charles Clay, John…
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SATURDAY, FEB. 24.---Eliza Kelly, [?] habitual lover of strong waters, appeared before the Bench to answer for her [?]an[?]r[?]s poor ow[?]d sinner, and it appeared in evidenc[?]…
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The court was crowded to great excess this morning, in consequence of its being known that the pirates would be brought up to receive sentence. At a few minutes past 10 o'clock, the chief Justice and Mr. Justice Stephen entered the Court, and…
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Thomas Daniel was indicted for stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Henry Fisher, at Ba[?]urst, on the 21st of July last. From the evidence of He[?] Fisher, it a[?]peared…
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[?] 17.---Mary Folkes, assigned servant to Mrs. L[?], Br[?]gelly, charged with neglect of work and absconding. Sentenced 2 months to the 2d class in the Factory…
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SATURDAY, MARCH 3.— John Rothwell and John Scoff, both prisoners of the crown, were brought forward, the one for stealing a bundle of articles belonging to a servant…
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Thomas Stanley stood capitally indicted for the wilful murder of an aboriginal notice of the Colony, at Port Stephens. Mr. JOSEPH PENNINGTON examined—I live at…
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Thomas Stunly was indicted for the wilful murder of an aboriginal native boy, named Tommy, at Port Stephens. Guilty. The prisoner received sentence of death…
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FEBRUARY 6.---H. Townsend and W. Baxter, whose case we partly reported in our last, were this day brought before the Bench to be examined on the further charges which were to be adduced…
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YESTERDAY.---Pashley [?] the Proprietors of the Monitor newspaper. The defendants had not pleaded, and one of them (E. S. Hall, Esq.) moved the Court to be…
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THURSDAY, MARCH 8.—John Foley, prisoner of the crown, appeared before the Bench to answer to the charge of having written a highly scurrilous letter, addressed…
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Mr. GARLING stated the plaintiff's case.---This was an action on a promissory note[?] to recover the sum of £50. It appeared that the defendant was master of the schooner Brisbane, which was seized by the Government at Van…
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