Police Incidents
Two men, the one named Mullens, the other M'Kcon, both free subjects, were had up suspicion of having been implicated in a robbery. It was deposed in evidence by a shopkeeper named…
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Police Report. SYDNEY.—JULY 25
A man named William Carey, free, was brought forward on a charge of robbery. It appeared in evidence that the prisoner, when in a state of intaxication, [?] purloine [?]…
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SYDNEY, JULY 28. â Jo[?]n Dixon was brought before the Bench charged with s[?]ing two geesem the property of Join Evans. From the evidence given by the…
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We give insertion to the following letter, transmitted by our Parramatta Agent yesterday, with the hope that Mr. Scarr will satisfactorily explain his conduct, until when we…
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The Duc[?] of G[?] visited his Majesty yesterday, at his Palace in St. [?]'s. The Duke of Cla[?]ce entertained a large party of Naval Officers to dinner, yesterday, as his…
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One who keeps a shop in Essex-Street, charged a free man, named Jones, with ellecting an entrance into his house, at the dead of night, and evidently with no honest intention. On Thursday…
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William Dibbs appeared to, a summons, charging him with committing a violent as sault, and a breach of the peace. The chief constable deposed that on Monday afternoon…
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On Sunday the 3d instant, a Coroner's Inquest was held by the District Coroner, Mr. Dight, and a Jury of the inhabitants, at the house of Mr. Skuthorp, a settler at…
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PARIS, FEB. 29.—A. M. Acarry, aged thirty-four years, who calls himself a Professor of the French language and a man of letters, has this day appeared before the Court, accused of having…
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Reporters are still far from meeting that accommodation in the Police Office, to which custom has given them a claim, and with which we believe it is the wish of the Magistracy generally…
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A seaman, who had managed to run from his Majesty's ship Rainbow, and to "cut" from the "service," was detected on board the brig Ann yesterday forenoonâbrought on shore and clapped in…
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MONDAY MORNING.—We stop the Press to report that, yesterday evening, between 7 and 8, several persons were wounded by bayonets, whilst quietly walking the streets…
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About eight or nine months ago, it may be recollected, some mention was made of a stock-keeper, in the employ of a Mr. West, at a cattle station not very far distant from Sydney, having suddenly…
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Owen M'Gee was had up on strong suspicion that he was a thief. The person who entertained such suspicion begged to state to the Bench his reasons. He said that having some loose cash…
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At ten o'clock this morning the Chief Justice entered the Court, and having taken his seat on the Bench, intimated that he was prepared to proceed with the business of the term…
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Charles Baker Was indicted for a highway robbery, on the person of Patrick Corbett, near Parramatta, on the 7th of June last. The prisoner pleaded Guilty to the…
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Charles Baker was capitally indicated for a highway robbery on the person of Stephen Osborne, in the district of Parramatta, on the 5th of June last…
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At the commencement of the present Criminal Sessions, when their Honors the Judges of the Supreme Court paid their customary visit to the County Gaol,and afterwards proceeded to inspect the…
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William Morgan was indicted for a highway robbery on the person ot David No[?]an, at Sydney, on the 2d of July last. The SOLICITOR GENERAL stated the…
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The Court opened this morning at ten o'clock Mr. Justice Dowling being present on the Bend. The names of several witnesses who had been subpoenaed were read over by the Solicitor General…
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