Horrid Murder
CORONER'S INQUEST.âIn our Saturday's number we gave an account of some human remains being found on the Thursday preceding near the North Head, and the particulars subsequently…
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Police Report
Rachel Frayne was brought up on a warrant for absconding from her service.—Her master stated that she generally conducted herself in an industrious steady manner, and his only motive for…
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CAUTION TO HORBOURERS OF BUSHRANGERS.—Thomas Warburton, residing on the road to Cook's River, was summoned, at the instance of the Chief Constable, for harbouring three…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sydney Monitor Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 5, 1830. Court of Requests. We have received the following letter :— Campbell Town, November 25th, 1830
Mr. EDITOR, Should the following the worthy of finding room in a corner of your valuable journal, I shall feel particularly obliged:—"A friend of…
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The subjoined account of an atrocious act of piracy and murder, committed off the western coast of Africa, on this St. Helena Schooner, is a bridged from…
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Sarah Mills, an assigned servant to Mr. Foss, was charged with stealing a ream of paper, the property of her master. She was observed by Mr. Sloman, on Friday evening, carrying…
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A s[?]ttler charged his man with insubordination. It appeared, however, that the lad had been placed in a d[?]solat[?] part of the bush, and kept without common necessaries; he had received no…
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Mary Cooper, a disciple of Xantippe, made her appearance, charged with diunken, riotous, and disorderly behaviour. Having imbibed sundry potations of that destroyer of good order,…
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MANSION HOUSE.—Mary M'Lean, a vender of potatoes and other vegetables, was lately brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen a turbot, the property of Mr. Benjamin, a fish…
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Mr. Commissioner THERRY, at a late sitting of the Court of Requests, at Sydney stated a detail of proposed Regulations which, if the sanction of His Excellency…
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