Maitland Circuit Court
List of prisoners tried at the adjourned Criminal Session of the Supreme Court holden at Maitland on the 15th of April, 1830…
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To the Right Honorable Sir George Murray, K. C. B., G. C. B, His Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies, &c. &c. &c. His Majesty's Gaol, Sydney, New South Wales, 8th May, 1830
SIR, I had this day the honour to receive a copy of your Despatch to General Darling, dated 6th November, 1829…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Saturday, May 15. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING.)
The Supreme Court resumed its sittings this morning for the trial of criminals. Edward Moss was indicted for stealing a basket of eggs and forty-four Spanish dollars, above the value…
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James Thompson was indicted for a highway robbery, on the person of — Ellam.—Guilty.— Death recorded. TUESDAY, 18…
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Today Mr. Justice Dowling opened the term with criminal trials, before a Military Commission of seven, when the following prisoners were severally indicted:—…
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May 13.—Hutchinson v. Cullen.—Thursday the 27th instant, at one o'clock, in George-street, opposite the London Tavern, Sydney, Thirty Acres of Land, situated in the district of Appin, bounded…
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May 24.—Holmes v. Cowell.—Saturday, with inst., at [?] Darling Harbour, the [?] which if sufficient be not [?] defendant's…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Late British Extracts. the King and the Court
WINDSOR, DEC. 19.—His Majesty, during his leisure, has for a length of time visited daily the delightful and picturesque cottage purchased from Mrs. Broadhead…
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Timothy Carrol was indicted for stealing a gold watch, a gold chain, seal, and key, above the value of £5, the property of Mr. Henry Mace, in his dwelling house, at Sydney, on the 4th of March…
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Trial 68, death 2, respites 1, remanded 41, bail 1, confine 23, labour 19, iron gangs 29, [?] factory 6, Norfolk 2, dubtors 36.—Total 20…
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Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and the usual military Commission. Timothy Carroll, and David Myers, were jointly indicted; the former for stealing from a…
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May 26.—Plomer v. Briley.—Thursday 10th June, at one, in George-street, opposite London Tavern, Sydney, Land on south side of Argyle-street in Parramatta, 20 rods…
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Henry Muckleton was indicted for the wilful murder of Mark King, and Patrick Cuffe, Thomas Walsh, and William Browne, as accessaries present aiding and assisting, at Moreton Bay, on the 19th of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →We have received the following epistle from Captain, now, we believe, Court Dillon, a gentleman with whom we have been acquainted eighteen years. London, 17th December, 1829. My Dear Sir and much escened Friend
I was grieved by reading in the Monitor of July 6th last, an account of your business with the Governor ; it is a great sacrifice on your part, especially when we…
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This being the first day of term, the Court sat to hear motions and dispose of outstanding cases. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Dowling only were on the Beuch; Mr. Justice Stephen being…
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Mr. Justice Dowling [?] an the minal side of the Court to day. When a [?] Commission of scene, being sworn the following prisoners were…
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—Haledon, was indicted for stealing sundry monies, the property of James Shipman, at Sydney. The prisoner was a clerk in the service of Shipman, the butcher, in Pitt-street, Sydney; and, on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Thursday, June 3d. (Before the Chief Justice.) Libel
The King at pros. Wentworth v. Mansfield. This was an information filed by leave of the Court against the Reverend R. Mansfield, Editor of the Sydney Gazette, for a libel published in that…
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Alexander Stewart, James Early, Lawrnce[?] Frane, and John Thoms, were indicted for stealing in the dwelling house of Samuel Bowler, at Liverpool, two muskets, five gallons of brandy, and sundry…
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CIVIL SIDE, FRIDAY.—Mr. Justice Dowling was the presiding Judgeson this side of the Court to-day; A. B. Spark and J. P. D'Arey, Esqrs were the Assessors…
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