Supreme Court. Tuesday, June 29. In Banco
The King at the pros. of W. C. Wentworth, Esq. v. the Rev. R. Mansfield. In this case an application had been made for a rule to show cause why a new…
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Supreme Court. Civil Side
FRIDAY.—The Chief Justice was occupied to-day in civil issue, none of which were of my peculiarly public importance. In Maddocks v. Mechan to recover damages for the loss of a…
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July 2.âAt the rist of the former purchaser, on Thursday the 8th instant, at one, opposite Polack's London Tayern, a piece of land, situate in Argyle street, Parramatta…
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June 25.—Cavenagh v. Boucher.—Thursday 8th July, at one, in George-street, opposite the London Tavern, will be sold eight hundred acres land, at Honter's River; together with homes…
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Bernard M'Laughlin, was indicted for maliciously shooting at Joseph Watts, at Sydney, on the 25th of June last. The information contained several counts charging the offence to be with intent to kill,…
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This was an application to the Court, on the part of the defendant, for a new trial in the above cause, on various grounds set forth in the notice. The declaration in the cause, which was an action for libel,…
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Mr. Justice Dowling presided to-day, when a commission of 5 military officers on full pay, I on half pay, and 4, a naval half pay officer being [?] Bernard M'Lauchlin was indicted, for…
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In the following cases, argued during the last term, the Judges had taken time for consideration, and this morning Mr. Justice DOWLING sat alone to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Requests To the Editor of the Australian. SIR
I wish you would make known through the medium of your valuable paper what serious evils the poorer classes throughout the country are just now suffering from the uncertainty as to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To the Right Honourable William Husmission, M. P. Late Secretary of State for the Colonies. H. M. Gaol, Sydney, N. S. W. 19th July, 1830
SIR, When you proposed the Bill to Parliament, in the summer of 1828, and which was adopted, with a few modifications of…
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On Tuesday the 20th Instant, the Court of Requests was held, for the first time at Bathurst. The business of the Court commenced at ten o'clock in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →TO C. D. O. Jephson, of Mallow Castle, Esq. M. P. H. M. Gaol, Sydney, N. S. Wales, 2d August, 1830
SIR, By the Morning Chronicle of the 26th March last, I have had the gratification to learn, that one of the great judicial evils…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Sydney Monitor Saturday Afternoon, Aug. 7, 1830. to Joseph Hume, Esq. M. P. H. M. Gaol, Sydney, N. S. Wales, 5th August, 1830
SIR, You have shewn yourself to be the most indefatigable Senator in the House of Commons in exposing abuses; and your labours…
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TUESDAY, AUG. 4, 1830.âBefore Mr. Justice Dowling, and the seven officers who formed the Commission yesterday (as particularised in our last.)…
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PEA SOUP.—An assigned servant was arraigned for disobedience of orders the preceding day,by which disobedience, the pea soup was spoiled, greatly to the annoyance of his masters palate, who incensed at…
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George Green, who is apprenticed to a boatbuilder, in Sydney, was charged by his employer, with telling him to "hold his jaw"—threatening to drive his head off," and divers other matters of a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Campbell Town Assises. The Court was opened here this day by his Honor the Chief Justice, and a Jury being impannelled, the following prisoners were placed at the bar:—
Jean Herman Maas and Thomas M'Gibbon, charged with defrauding our Sovereign Lord the King, by forging a certain document, being a provision ledger or check list, of a detached party of the road…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of Requests. to the Editor of the Sydney Monitor. Parramatta, 12th August, 1830
SIR, Many persons have long been of opinion, that this Court in this Country is too weighty a concern for one Commissioner. You, Sir,…
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John Dunn, an assigned servant to James Raymond, Esq. was placed at the bar, on a charge of stabbing a follow servant, one Joseph Bulley. It appeared in evidence, that Mr. R…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY, AUGUST 15.—Mr. Justice Stephen opened the Court this morning, but the crown officers being absent on country business the Court was re-adjourned to Monday…
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