SUPREME COURT.—(Criminal Side.) Trial for Murder
Mr. Justice Dowling being this day upon the Bench. John Button and jeremiah Collins were arraigned, being jointly indicted for the…
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Supreme Criminal Court. FRIDAY,—MARCH 27th. (Before Mr. Justice Stephen.) Murder
John Burton, und Jeremiah Collins were indicted for the wilful murder of William Fisher alias Wheatly, at Gondero, in ArArgyle, on the 28th of October last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suprime Court. Tuesday, March 31. The Court sat this morning in Banco. CERTIORARI
Mr. STEPHEN moved for a writ of Certiorari directed to Thomas Moore, Alexander Kinghorne, and Patrick Hill, Enquires, Justices of the Peace, at Liverpool, to bring…
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To-day Mr. Justice Dowling presided, when Wm.Lenner and Wm. Crawford were arraign being indicted fora burglary in the dwelling-house at Windsor of Martin Frawley (or Crawley), and…
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The three Judges sat in banco this day. Mr. Williams rose on behalf of Mr. Howe in the case of Macalister Esq. J. P. v. Howe Jun. This being a rule granted some…
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 1.—(Before Mr. Justice Dowling.)—William Crawford and John Lunn were indicted for breaking open the skilling of Martin Freely, a settler, at Cornwallis, on the…
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John Coll[?]y was indicted for stealing 200 [?] slabs, 40 po[?]ts, 24,000 [?]hingles, 80 [?]ers, and a quantity of la[?]hs, the property of our Sover[?]ign Lord the King, at…
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The three Judges sat in banco this day. Mr. Williams rose on behalf of Mr. Howe in the case of Macalister Esq. J. P. V. Iowe Jun. This being a rule granted…
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1.—(Before Mr. Justice Dowling.)—William Crawford and John Lunn were indicted for breaking open the skilling of Martin Freely, a settler, at Cornwallis, on the…
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Jeremiah Collins was indicted for the wilful murder of Michael Conaolly, at Gondero, in Argyle. The evidence in this case being precisely…
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On Tuesday last, a couple of lusty dames, somewhere on the wrong side of threescore betwixt both, claimed a hearing of the worshipful Bench. They were two honest women, it was to be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SUPREME COURT.—(Criminal Side.) Saturday. Judgments
This morning, soon after eleven o'clock, the three learned judges took their seats upon the bench, when Mr. Justice Dowling, upon the motion of the Attorney General, proceeded to pass…
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Charles White was indicted for the Wilful Murder of Thomas Murphy, at Luksintyre, on the 6th of October last. This case, which was one wholly of…
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John Williams was indicted for committing a highway robbery on Patrick Ludlow, near Kissing Point on the 13th of January last past…
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BOW STREET.—Final examination of Mr. Austen.—Wednesday, at twelve o'clock, the prisoner arrived from the House of Correction in a coach, [?]ccompanied by Salmon and Farmer: and Mr…
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TUESDAY.—John Williams was indicted for committing a high-way. robbery on the person of Patrick Ludlow on the. 13th January 1829…
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John Botley, Samuel Challenger, Benjamin Green, and Richard Chi[?] were indicted for a burglary in the dwelling, house of William Hall, at Win[?]or, on the 22d of…
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TUESDAY.—John Williams was indicted for committing a high-way robbery on the person of Patrick Ludlow on the 13th January 1829…
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This was an information filed [?] officio, by His Majesty's Attor[?]ey General, against the defendant, Mr. Edward Smith Hall, Editor of the Sydney Monitor newspaper,…
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An attempt, it is reported, was made about three weeks since by the prisoners who are placed at night in the long room of the gaol, to break out. They succeeded in removing…
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