Police Report. LIVERPOOL
TUESDAY, FEB. 27.---William Walker, free, found on Sunday afternoon, in a beastly state of intoxication lying on the street. Fined, [?]s. to the poor…
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Supreme Civil Court
MONDAY, MARCH 12th---The King at the prosecution of William Carter, Esq. against Robert Wardell, Esq. the Editor of the Australian…
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10.---John Cross, attached to the barracks, and Margaret Kayton, a runaway from the factory, were brought, with downcast looks, before their…
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John Nichols, Patrick Fox, William Briant, and Daniel Ryan, severally convicted of a burglary and robbery, on the premises of A. K. Mackenzie, Esq. at…
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THURSDAY, March 16.---William Power was brought before the Bench, charged with being a runaway from an iron gang. The case being completely proved, and this not…
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Breadbear and wife v. M' Asher, M' Alister, and Bowman. This was an action brought by the plaintiff to recover damage, on a plea of false imprisonment during three months. The defendants were Dr. Bowman, and Messrs. M'Arthur and…
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Mr. W. C. WENTWORTH stated, that before he went into the case, he would enter a noli prosequi as regarded four of the defendants, a mely, J. Harris, Wm. Lawson, J. Pa[?]mer,…
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William Puckeridge, Edward Holmes, Richard Sneid, and James Lee were indicted for the wilful murder of Patrick M'Cooy, on the 19th of February last…
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THURSDAY, MARCH 16th, 1827.---Catherine Fisher made her appearance, under a charge of having stolen three ring dollars, from the shop of Thomas Turner, in…
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Isaac Haywood was indicted for a burglary in the house of Ellen Murphy, in Pitt-street, Sydney, with intent to commit a robbery therein, on the 10th of february last. Not Guilty…
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Dennis M'Dowall stood capitally indicted under Lord Ellenborough's Act for stabbing one Alex. M. Learne. It appeared in evidence that the prisoner was an indented servant to the new Zealand Company—the prosecutor was the same. On the 29th…
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WED. MARCH 21st.---Dennis M'Dougal, was indicted, under the Act of the 49th Geo. III. commonly called Lord Ellenborough[?]s Act, for maliciously stabbing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Civil Court. THURSDAY, 22nd.---The Australian Agricultural Company, against John Adams
This was an action [?] for breach of contract by the defendan[?], who was an indented servant of the Australian Agricultural Company…
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FRIDAY, MARCH 23.—Peter M'Mullun, a wight who had seen better days when shouldering the musquer, was charged with being a rogue and vagabond; and, as it…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Civil Court. (Important Case.) LYONS versus CAVE
In this case, which was an action for goods sold and delivered, the Court and Asses[?] found a special verdict, that the defendant ha[?] [?]raded as a feme sole, under the name of…
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MARCH 26.---Wearing the Br[?]ches.--[?]t is no new thing for ladies to assume the [?]reeches when they would escape from ser[?]itude and throw off its yoke: moreover it…
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The Sieur Jean Marie Reymond, aged 43, formerly cashier to B[?]ron Rothschild, ba[?]ke, at Paris, appeared before the Court of Assiz[?] The prisoner was received, about the yea[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Civil Court. Thursday, March 27. Broadbear and Wife v. M`Arthur, Bowman, and M`Alister, Esquires
This was an application to the Court for a new trial in the above case. Mr. Keith, in support of the Rute, contended that, upon several grounds, the defendants were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Report. Court of KING's Bench, Guildhall, Oct. 13. Adjourned Sittings after Trinity Term, before the Lord Chief Justice and Common Juries. Seduction. Manvell[?] Thompson
Mr. C. Law opened the pl[?]dings. This was a[?] [?]ction by the plaintiff, a ticket porter of the city of London, to recover a compensation in damages from the defendant, a b[?]t and shoe-maker, residing in…
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MARCH 20.---Wm. Edwards, government servan[?] to Mr. Cordeaux, charged with absenting himself from his service; sentence, 25 lashes…
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