Supreme Criminal Court. Friday, November 28. (Before Mr. Justice Dowling.)
Matthew Miller, alias Mathias Muller, was indicated for the wilful murder of Mary Ann, his wife, at Sydney, on the 9th of November last…
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Denham Court, Nov. 11th, 1828 to the Editor of the Monitor
SIR, I HAVE to acquaint you, that sending in this morning for the Monitor of Saturday, and the Gazette of yesterday, the messenger has returned saving,…
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The Court was considerably crowded this morningâthe trial of Matthew Miller, the constable for the alleged murder of his wife, being on the tapis, Mr. Justice Dowling presided. The…
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A preliminary investigation took place at the Police Office yesterday, into circumstances connected with the murder of a settler's servant, perpetrated a short time ago as…
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JULY 14.---The Duke of Cambridge gave an elegant dejeune yesterday, at the King's Palace, St. [?]rmes, to the Duke of Sussex, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and the Princess Sophia…
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The learned Judge, Mr. Justice Stephen, and Jury, having been assembled, and the Court formally opened. Henry Bayley and Daniel Sheen were…
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At ten o'clock on Monday morning, Mr. Chief Justice Forbes and Mr. Justice Stephen entered the Court, and assuming their seats respectively, in the absence of Mr…
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Daniel Barnett, and Terence Byrne, were indicted for stealing a cow, value £5, the property of John Co[?]een. In this case, the prosecutor, a labouring…
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Mr. Justice Stephen having taken his seat, James Stephenson, Henry Ails, Thomas Turner, andâwere arraigned, being severally indicated for an unnatural crime. One of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bushrangers and the Police. To the Editor of the Australian
SIR,âA few hours after the constable left Mr. Dunn's house, they received positive information that the bushrangers were proceeding in a direction towards Mr. David Johnston's station, to which…
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Florence, alias Henry Driscol, and Edward M'llroy, were indicted for stealing two sheep, the property of Mr. William Faithful, at Windsor, on the 29th of September last…
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Mr. Chief Justice Forbes being this day upon the Bench. John Morwood was tried for and found guilty of receiving, knowing them to have been…
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On Tuesday this case, the first of its kind in the Colony, was brought on and heard before one of the Hon. Judges of the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Dowling, and two Assessors, viz. John S…
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Alexander Grant was indicted for stealing an ox, the property of Charles Whelan, at Bathurst. Not Guilty. D[?]scharged by Proclamation…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →(Domestic Intelligence continued.) Supreme Court, (Tuesday.) Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and John Jackson and Busby Esquires, Assessors. HART v. BOWMAN
CRIM. CON.âThis was an action brought by the Plaintiff to recover damages of the defendant, for an adulterous intercourse with the Plaintiff's Wife. The damages were laid at £2000…
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The three Judges sat this morning for the purpose of passing sentence on several prisoners convicted during the present Sessions, against whom the Attorney General…
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The Duchess of Kent gave a grand dinner to the Duke of Cambridge and a select party of nobility and gentry yesterday, at her [?] in the King's Palace at Kennington…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →(Domestic Intelligence continued.) Supreme Court, (Tuesday.) Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and John Jackson and —Busby Esquires, Assessors. HART v. BOWMAN
CRIM. CON.âThis was an action brought by the Plaintiff to recover damages of the defendant, for an adnlterous intercourse with the Plaintifl's wife. The damages were laid at £2000…
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The Court did not sit on Friday, but sat on the following day, when the learned Judges, Mr. Chief Justice Forbes, Mr. Justice Stephen, and Mr. Justice Doubling…
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An action of replevin was tried some time since, in this Court, wherein Edward Franks and Alexander [?], both of Sydney, were plaintiff and defendant. A distress had been…
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