Criminal Court Trials
Thomas Shaw, and Maria William, were indicted for having stolen from Mr. John Joshua Moore, of Liverpool, certain monies, viz.–20 sovereigns, gold; one half-guinea, gold; 15…
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Ex-officio Libels. Supreme Court
After the three judges had taken their seats, H. M. Attorney General rose, and prayed for judgment on Mr. E. S. Hall, Proprietor and Editor of The Sydney Monitor,…
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The CHIEF JUSTICE a[?]d MR. JUSTICE DOWLING sat this morning for the purpose of giving judgm[?]n[?] in some…
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George Groves and J[?]nes M'Colvi'le were indicted for s[?]ing a horse, the property of Captain Brookes, at Argyle, on the 5th of January last…
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Mr. Chief Justice Forbes presided in the Western Court Room to-day, the other room not being occupied. The whole day was spent in adjudicating civil issues, principally…
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Before Mr. Justice Stephen, T. Sheddon was indicted for stealing a ham, the property of Mr. H. Marr, Castle eagh-street on the 19th May last. As Mr. Marr was seated in his parlour on the above…
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Thomas S[?]edden was in [?] for stealing a [?], the property Mr. H[?]nry M[?]rr, of Ca[?]reach-street, Sydney, on the 19th of May last.âGuilty. Remanded…
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We have been rather remiss or late in reporting progress at the Police Office. The fact is, one day with another there occurs but little variety. There are abundance of petty…
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Before Mr. Chief Justice Forbes, James Cartel was indicted for firing on Mr. G. F. Russell, with intent to murder him, at the Darling Mills, Parramatta, on the 16th of May last past. Carter [?]…
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The Court sat in Banco this morning. Shortly after their Honours had taken their seats upon the Bench, the Chief Justice signified that the Court was prepared to pass…
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THE Court Room this morning because considerably crowded. It was twelve o'clock before the Judges entered when having taken their seats…
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The Duke and Duchess of Clarence left Bushy Park yesterday morning; the Duchess on a visit to the Duchess of Kent and the Princess Sophia: the Duke went to attend a Meeting of the Scottish…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Saturday, June 20, 1829. REX V. Hayes. Rex V. HALL. (Continued from our number of Tuesday.)
Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING then delivered his opinion to the following effect:âThis was an Ex-officio information filed by H. M: Attorney General, against, the defendant, for…
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The list on Tuesday exhibited few cases. What were adjudicated being for the most part the same thing over again. A blue eyed maid are do not pretend to charge the…
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Mr. Justice Stephen took the Criminal business his day. John Norris was indicated for stealing a shawl. he property of Win Jervois. This was but a…
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NORFOLK (VA[?]) JAN[?] 8.—We learn from Captain Turner, of the Matthews packet, that an inquest was held on Sunday last over the body of Mrs. Ann Pritchett, a…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20.—The Court sat in Banco this morning. Shortly after their Honors had taken their seats upon the Bench, the Chief Justice signified that the…
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Richard Peacock, William Pitts, and John Salt, were indicted for a highway robbery on the person of Benjamin Crew on the 19th of May last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Important Case. Supreme Court, Saturday Exparte Hall v. Rossi, Justice of the Peace, and other Magistrates
In this case, which was an application for a writ of certiorari to be directed to Francis Rossi, W. J. Brown, Edward Wolstonecraft, and George Bunn, Edward Wolstonecraft…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20.—The Court st in Banco this morning. Shortly after their Honoro had taken their seats upon the Bench, the Chief Justice signified that the…
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