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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1829

324 stories in Sydney's papers · page 17 of 17

Four Libel Trials in One Week, On the part of the Government, in all of which the Defendant was happily found gui[?]y by one set of Jurors. Supreme Criminal Court

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 26 December 1829 · page 3

Before His Honor Mr Justice Stephen, and the usual Commission of seven appointed by their Commanding Officer the Prosecutor in this case…

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Supreme Criminal Court

The Sydney Monitor · Monday 28 December 1829 · page 3

Before Ills Honor Mr. Justice Stephen, and the usual Commission of seven appointed by their Commanding Officer the prosecutor in this case…

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Supreme Court

The Australian · Thursday 31 December 1829 · page 3

The there judges having taken their soats in banco at twelve o'clock, In the matter of Raine v. James. Mr. W. Wentworth, on the part of the plaintiff…

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More Libels! Criminal Court Thursday, 23Rd Inst Rex at the prosecution of LAIDLEY v. HALL

The Australian · Thursday 31 December 1829 · page 3

Before reading the information defendant took objection, as on Tuesday, to the whole array of the panel, on the ground that the seven officers assembled…

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