Supreme Criminal Court. Friday, Feb. 22
Jonathan Wellaoys was, i[?]dicted for manslaughter, in causing the death of one James Hart, by a wound inflict[?]d with a reaping-hook, at Newcastle, on the 13th November…
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Supreme Criminal Court. Monday, Feb. 25
James Kelly was indicted for the wilful murder of John Fuller, at Parramatta, on the 6th of February instant. The ATTORNEY GENERAL conducted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. [?] Court of King's Bench, Oct. 20
LIBEL.—THE KING, V, SHACKELL, PROPRIETOR OF THE JOHN [?]LL NEWSPAPER. Mr. [?]ll opened the pleadings. This was an [?] against Edward Shackell, the proprietor…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Supreme Criminal Court. Wednesday, February 27
Thomas Cai[?] and James Murphy, were indicted for stealing in the dwelling house of Captain Coghill, above the value of 40s, in Argyle, on the 5th of December…
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John Mack[?]ess, Esq. was indic[?]ed for an assault on James Foster, Esq. at Liverpool, on the 1st of January last. Mr. NORTON stated the case for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CRIMINAL COURT.—(Friday.)
The Court having assembled at the usual hour this morning, and the various persons convicted during its sittings being arraigned, judgment was passed upon them in the following orders.â…
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Patrick O'H[?], Timothy [?], and Patrick Crowler, were indicated for a robbery in the dwelling house of Nich[?]las Nearney, at Newc[?]stle, on the 16th of…
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ON the Court opening, the Attorney-General prayed for Judgment against the following prisoners:âAndrew Dunn and Thomas Shanaghan, for Cattle-stealingâDeath. Edward. Payne, for stealing a saddleâSeven…
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Joseph Pigott was indicted for manslaughter in causing the death of Mary Ann Elizabeth Berry, by driving a [?]cle and pair of horses over her body, in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Trial of the Abbe Contrafatto. Court of Assizs for the Department of the [?]Ins
From an early hour in the morning an immanse crowd stationed themselves in the avenues leading to the Court, and, a few minutes after the opening of the dours, every disposable place was occupied. In…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. THURSDAY,—March 7. In the Case of Alexander Lookaye, alias Edwards.—Habeas Corpus
Mr. Rowe.—A day or two ago, I moved one of your Honors, for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of Alexander Lo ku[?]e, alias Edwards, as stated in the…
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The circumstances of a very barbarous murder, perpetrated one night last week, on the body of a defenc[?]less woman, the wife of a settler named Mackellar, in the district of the Cowpastures, has became…
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Mary Eddison was brought before the Court, charged with drunkenness and disor [?] conduct. Having become [?]ey, she invited a fellow servant to partake of a glass…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Criminal Court. Saturday, March 8. (Before, Mr. Justice Dowling.)
John Dunn, was indicted for stealing one bill of exchange for £400, and one bill of exchange for £100, the property of John Thomas Campbell, Esq. from his dwelling…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Shelbyville, Kentucky, Sept. 8. "Murder and [?]Uicidr. (From an American paper.)
"On Saturday evening last, a Captain James Bur[?]on, on Floyd's Furk, in Oldham country, committed one of the most barbarous and brutal acts ever perpetrated in a civilized country. It is stated, that…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Supreme Criminal Court. Friday, March 14. (Before Mr. Justice Dowling.) Murder
Lot M[?]Namara was ind[?]cted for the wilful murder of Janett, the wife of Duncan Mackellar, in the D.strict of Upper Minto, on the 3d of March instant. The information…
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Lot M'Namara was hanged on Monday, between nine and en, at the usual place of execution, in the yard, in rear of his Majesty's gaol, and in front of the debtors' apartments, [?] pursuance of the sentence passed upon him on Friday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Colonial Law Intelligence[?] Court of Common Pleas
ANTIGUA, Aug. 28[?] 1827.—Their Honors, Chief Justice Horswood, and Assistant Justices Warner, Na[?], and Co[?], having assembled at the Court-House at the usual hour, proceeded up stairs, where…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Report. WINDSOR
Butler and S[?]pso, two government servants, w[?] were not over and above p[?] [?] to their m[?]te, were brought forward by him, for having ref[?]sed or neglected to chip…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest British Extracts. Court Circular
Nov. 16—His Majesty, [?] by the Lord Steward of his [?] arrived at his Palace, in St. Ja[?] about ha[?]-past twelve o'clock yesterday, in his [?] lling carriage-and-four, [?] by [?]…
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