Supreme Court
The three judges took their seats in benca at ten o'clock this morning. BUCEANAN v. KEITH Plaintiff's atterney, (Mr. Morton) in this case, moved the…
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Interior Police. To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette
SIR, Your talented correspondent C. has done much service to the community, by drawing the public attention to a variety of subjects of the greatest…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court Wednesday, Dec. 30th. (In Banco.) Buchanan v. Keith
In this case, which was an action on a bill, of exchange, of which the defendant was an endorser, tried last term, when the plaintiff was non-suited on the ground that there…
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The King, at the prosecution of the Hon. A. M'Leay, v. E. S. Hall. In this case Mr. Justice DOWLING summed up to the following effect:â…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Requests. Brunton v. JOSEPHSON
At the last sitting of the Court of Requests in Sydney, Mr. Brunton, maitre de danse, sued Mr. Josephson for the amount of a quarter's bill for instrue ions in dancing,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest English Extracts. Court and Fashionable Life
6th Sept.âThe king has been enabled, by the fineness of the weather, to take his usual drives this week. The Duke of Cumberland generally accompanies his Majesty. On…
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6th Sept.—The king has been enabled, by the fineness of the weather, to take his usual drives this week. The Duke of Cumberland generally accompanies his Majesty. On…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Penrith Police. To the Editor of the Australian
SIR,—I am persuaded that you feel more [?] in presenting to the public, tributes of just [?], through the medium of your [?] that in being necessitated to apply constant…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bushrangers and the Police. To the Editor of The Australian
The letter of the 12th of December last in your Paper, Mr. Editor, has effected much good—it has caused increased exertion on all sides, a great part of the things stolen from Mr. Adair is…
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The nature of the charges brought against Captain DICKINSON at the late Court Martial at Plymouth, will be clearly understood by the following letters, which, with the…
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Mr. Edward Dohson appeared to answer a [?] of selling half a dozen of bottled [?] without being duly licensed. James Macgianis stated, that having…
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REX versus BROWNE.—This was a prosecution on the information of an informer named Pickthorne, and a constable named M'Guinness, wherein the defendant stood…
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The CHIEF JUSTICE, as Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court, presided in Court yesterday. The King v. The Schooner Darling…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, Feb. 15. (Before the Chief Justice.)
George Devereaux was indicted for stealing a quantity of slop clothing and other property, in the stores of Mr. Samuel Terry of Pitt-street, Sydney…
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FALSE SWEARING NO PERJURY!—Dohsop v. M'Ginnis. Dr. Wardell appeared in this case for the complainant, and Messrs. Therry and Rowe…
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Mr. Chief, Justice Forbes having taken his seat his morning, and a Commission of seven full pay military others, being sworn, George Devereux was indicted for stealing, on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Wednesday, Feb. 17. (Before the Chief Justice.)
John Gibbs, holding a ticket of leave, was indicted for a ea[?]in, in the dwelling-house of Thamas Henry Hart, in Pitt-street, Sydney, several articles of wearing apparel, above the value of £5, the…
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Before Mr. Chief Justice Forbes and a commission composed of seven full-pay [?] Officers, [?] Gibbs was indicted for stealing one…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →European News. COURT CIRCULAR,—Oct. 12
The Duke and Duchess of Clarence, with their suite, arrived in a Government yacht, having a steamer in company, about seven o'clock on Saturday evening (Oct[?]10.) off Brighton, from Dieppe. A…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Thursday, Feb. 18. (Before the Chief Justice)
Mark Byfield was indicted for stealing a watch and four gold seals, above the value of £5, in the dwelling-house of Mr. W. P. Neave, at Sydney…
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