Police Report. SYDNEY
MONDAY, APRIL 16.—William Williams, holding a ticket of leave, was brought up, ch[?]rged with repeated drunkenness, and particularly with being found in a state of…
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Law Intelligence. Consistory Court, Nov. 18. BLIGH V. BLIGH
Dr. Jenner stated, [?]h t[?] his was a question of the admission of a [?]bel, with several exhibits annexed, in a cause of separation and divorce promoted by Thomas Bligh, Esq…
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Mr. W. G. Whitfield, of George Street Victualler, and Mary Ann, his Wife, were summoned before the Police, on a charge of having in their possession, certain bottles…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →India. Supreme Court. Rules relating to Juries in the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William, in Bengal
Whereas an act has been passed in this seventh year of the reign of his present Majesty, entitled an act to regulate the appointment of Juries in the East Indies, wherein, amongst other things it is enacted,…
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April 3, 1827.—Thomas Corrigan was charged that he had been present in a house when a handkerchief had been stolen from off the fair bosom of a blacksmith's wife; and…
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Mr. Scarlett moved for a [?] to shew cause why a criminal information should not be filed against Mr. Richards, the proprietor of the Age newspaper, for an alleged…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest British Extracts. Contempt of the Court of Chancery
Among the many absurdities, which are put into circulation by ignorance, and maintained in it by mean malevolence, are the complaints which are frequently addressed to the public concerning the impri[?]sonment of persons, who are…
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LANGRES, NOV.[?].--A dreadful crime was committed on the 7th June last year in the commune of Baissey, in the A[?]ondissement of Langers. The following are the principal facts stated in the act of accusation:…
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SATURDAY, APRIL 14.---Thomas Jones, attached to Barracks, charged with concealing under his frock a bedtick from the Factory; sentenced 3 dozen lashes…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of King's Bench, Oct. 20. Libel
BOURKE v. WARREN.---Mr. Platt opened the pleadings. Mr. Gurney stated the case to the Jury. The plaintiff in this action was a gentleman…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Court of King's Bench,---oct. 19. (Before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.) LIBEL.---BUCKINGHAM v. BANKES
[The following is tbe conclusion of the case of Buckingham, v. Bankes.] Mr. Brougham replied. After showing the improbability of Mr. Buckingham's…
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APRIL 12, 1827.[?]--Thomas Fulloon was harged that he had been found drunk and disorderly in the streets of Windsor, acting the comical part of "the free man in Botany…
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THURSDAY, APRIL 26.---Thomas Horton, free, was apprehended by Mr. Amsden, for keeping a gaming table, on the Ra[?]course. On being searched, false…
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SATURDAY, APRIL 28.---Matthew Locke, servant to Mr. Oakes, charged with stealing several dead articles, with a live duck. Remanded, to see if he will bring to light…
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MADAME VESTRIS-CRIMINAL INFORMATION.---Mr. SCARLETT moved for a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against John Duncombe,…
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SATURDAY APRIL 28th.—W. M'Donnell, charged by his master with neglect of duty, and disobedience. One week's solitary confinement, and returned to his…
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The sittings of this Court were resumed this day. Joseph Wilks was charged with stealing a calf, the property of Richard Driver, at Cabramatta, on the 15th of December last. Not guilty…
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Joseph Wilks, alias Wilkins, was indicted for stealing a calf, the property of Mr. Richard Driver, at Cabramatta, on the 15th of Decemb[?]r last. A second count in…
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MR. LONG WELLESLEY v. CHAPMAN--Mr. BROUGHAM said, he was instructed to apply for a r[?]le to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To Joseph Swann, Who was sentenced by the Magistrates of Cheshire to four years and a half imprisonment in Chester Goal, for selling pamphlets and being present at a Meeting for Parliamentary Reform; who was imprisoned many Weeks for want of bail, before his Trial; who has now Two Years of His Imprisonment Unexpired; and who, when Imprisoned, had a Wife and four helpless children. KENSINGTON, 15th AUGUST, 1822
MR. SWANN, CASTLEREAGH HAS CUT HIS OWN THROAT, AND IS DEAD! Let that sound reach you in the depth of your dungeon; and let it carry consolation to…
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