Jury Trial. Supreme Court—civil Side
A FLOGGING CASE—FRIDAY. The Chief Justice presided to day when the following Special Jury were sworn viz. Messrs. John Rickards (foreman), J. H. Grose, James Farmer, Phillip…
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Police Incidents
John Williams, an assigned servant, late in the employ of Mr Sheriff Macquoid, was charged with obtaining a box containing wearing apparel and other articles, the property of Mr. John…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Saturday, Sept. 18th. In Banco, Application for an Attachment
Mr. KEITH said he had to move their Honors for a rule to shew cause why an attachment should not issue against the Rev. Ralph Mansfield, editor, printer,…
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A lad named Farrell, an assigned servant to Dr. Foster, was charged with putting a female fellow servant on the fire! It appo[?]red that the prisoner had some words with the…
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BURGLARY.—John Christian, a man who has become free by servitude, was put to the bar, on a charge of burglariously entering the school room of Mr. Cape, in King-street, and stealing…
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There having been but two cases set down for trial, before this Court, for the quarter ending in October this year, that is to say, one, an assault committed on the highway, and…
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John Snares, assigned to Mr. Sparke, senior, who on a former occasion, for his violent conduct to his master, and attempting his life, was sent to an iron gang for twelve months, from which…
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HYDE PARK OFFICE.—John Paget was charged with stealing two cheques, drawn in favour of F. A HELY, Esq. on the Bank of Australia, each for £3 15s. The prisoner, was employed…
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Thomas Ford was charged with stealing two pairs of duck trowsers and a jean jacket, belonging to corporal Nott of H. M. 39th regiment. The property, which was swo[?]n to by Mrs…
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The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland came to town yesterday from their residence at Kew. The Duke of Cumberland dined with the Princess Augusta, at her residence in the King's Palace, St…
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John Parsons, a seaman belonging to the Louisa, appeared to answer a complaint of Mr. Goodwin, the chief officer of that ship, from whose statement, and that of Captain Mackay, the…
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It is ordered, that the Supreme Court be held for the trial of causes, both at Common Law and in Equity, from Wednesday the 20th to Saturday the 30th instant, inclusive…
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[?] versus [?].—In this case the latter was summoned, at the instance of the former, to answer to their Worships why, with malice propense, he did, upon a certain day and at a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"Brutal Assault." To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette
SIR, [?] The occasion which has given rise to these "perhaps impertinent [?] observations," is a paragraph which makes its appearance in the…
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This was an action of assumpsit brought by the plaintiff against the defendant, to recover damages for the breach of an agreement entered into between the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Requests, Windsor. (Written especially for the information of residents on the Banks of the Hawkesbury.)
During the late sitting of this Court, at Windsor, for the districts of the Hawkesbury, few cases of peculiar importance were brought under adjudication, but the…
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Mr. Nicholson's servants Willmott and Perktns mentioned in a former report, as being in custody on suspicion of robbing him, were again brought up; the evidence was not sufficiently…
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A respectable publican was fined £3, for having three prisoners of the Crown in his house, after the hours prescribed by Act of Council. Ellen Wagham, the wife of a settler near…
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At the sitting of the Court of Requests on Thursday, Mr. Commissioner THERRY stated an outline of the new regulations about to be submitted to His Excellency…
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At the sitting of the Court of Requests on Thursday, Mr. Commissioner Therry stated an outline of the new regulations about to be submitted to His Excellency the Governor…
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