Police Incidents
George Marshall, free, was charged with acts of vagrancy. The prisoner was seen between one and two o'clock in the morning, stretched in a kennul, by a constable, who…
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Horrible Murder
LIMERICK SEPTEMBER 13.—A murder of almost unparalleled atrocity was perpetrated in this country at an early hour on Thursday morning last. Jeremiah Hayes,…
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[?]-STEET—Mr. Co[?], the celebrated anatonist, and the Res[?]rroctionists—On Saturday evening, directly after the business was over, and the Magistrates about retiring, Valentine…
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At an advanced hour to-day we were put in possession of the following particulars of a case of mutiny at sea, attended with murder and the loss of the vessel:—…
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A man named Bartholomew Flynn, free,, was charged with filching grapes. The prosecutor, Mr.Brown of George street, stated that on Monday night he was roused from his bed by the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →NEWCASTLE. Samuel Wright Esq., Police Magistrate, (late Capt. in the Buffs) AND Mr. D. F. Mackie, late Superintendent of Convicts &c., at same place
We have had letters anonymously signed, lying past for a long time, which we hesitated to publish until [?] statements contained in them were confirmed by spectuble testimony. These letters we received…
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We have letters anonymously signed, lying past as for a long time, which we hesitated to publish until the statements contained in them were confirmed by respectable testimony. Those letters we received…
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CASE EXTRORDINARY.âA District Constable, named Hamilton, was brought before the Bench of Magistrates, charged, on the oath of District Constable Small, with being…
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SPIRIT SELLING WITHOUT LICENSE.âJohn Taylor appeared on Tuesday to a [?] laying to his account the retailing of spirituous liquors without a license. In support of the charge…
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This morning their Honors (the three Judges) sat in banco to decide motions; the most important of which was, one relative to the transportation of Sergeant Baxter, from this Colony to…
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The Supreme Court resumed its sittings for the present term this morning, and sat in Banco to hear moti[?]s. His Majesty's Commission, appointing…
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Before the Honorable the Chief Justice, James Haynes and John Williams were indicted for an assault and robbery on Sarah Byfield, and putting her in bodily fear…
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Motives of propriety have hitherto prevented out redeeming the pledge we offered in one or two of our late publications, respecting the proceedings of the Court…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Abuses in the Sydney Gaol. To the Editor of The Australian
SIRâConceiving, as I do, that it becomes the duty of every man, no matter what his rank or condition, to avail himself of the invaluable privileges bestowed on the members of every…
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Joseph Pugh, John Cox the younger, and Robert Cox, were severally indicted, charged with the wilful murder of James Harrison, on the 17th of July, 1827; and John Cox the elder, and Ann…
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Arthur Hughes was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife, Margaret, at Windsor, on the 18th of Dec. last. The ATTORNEY GENERAL having stated…
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.—James Carroll was indicated for robbing the house of Edward Welsh, a book-binder, of Phillip-street, Sydney, of various articles, his property. The prosecutor…
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This morning his Honor the Chief Justice took his seat on the Bench, when Arthur Hughes was arraigned for the wilful murder of Margaret, his wife, on the 18th day of December, at Windsor…
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SIR,âI read with feelings of satisfaction a letter signed "A Citizen," in your independent Journal of yesterday; and I find by the Sydney Gazette of this day, that "the galled jade has winced" at an…
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Before the Honorable the Chief Justice, John Busby and Wm. Jemmett Browne, Esquires, Assessors. Jones v.âmerchant.âThis was an action…
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