Police Report
Patrick Byrne alias Cassidy, was put to the bar, charged by a settler named Gould, residing on the Hawkesbury, with highway robbery. The complainant being sworn, deposed that late on…
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Supreme Court. Saturday, June, 25. In Banco. in [?]E Wright
Mr. Wright Raid, that a Rule of Court had been served upon him, calling upon him to show cause why his admission to practice should not be cancelled. At this Rule he felt great surprise, as on…
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The following prisoners, convicted during the last Criminal sessions, were this day brought up to receive sentence:— James Pretty, Thrmas Johnstone, William Adams,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English News. Court Circular. (From the Times of Feb. 14.)
A Cabinet Council was held at one o'clook on Saturday afternoon, at the Foreignoffice, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl Grey. Lord…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ireland. Court of King's Bench, Dublin, Feb. 9. the King V. O'connell and Others
Immediately after the Chief Justice had taken, his seat, The Attorney-General rose and moved the Court to fixa day for the trial of the defendants in this…
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Thursday, June 23.—Before Mr. Justice Stephen and the usual Commission, Samuel Hall was indicted for stabbing one John Williams, a constable, with intent to murder; a second count…
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FRIDAY, JUNE 24.—Redman v. Hughes.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling and a special jury. This was an action ejectment from certain premises allowed to have been [?] by the defendant…
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CALCRAFT v. LORD HARBOROUGH.—Mr Busby opened the pleadings. The damages were paid at 1,500/. The Attorney-General stated the plaintiff's case…
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Jeremiah Mahony and Anthony Forley, two notorious characters, were placed at the bar, charged with a robbery on the premises of a person named Levey, situate opposite the gaol, in…
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The following prisoners were this day brought up for sentence:— Samuel Hall, convicted of stabbing, with intent to kill, to do some grievous bodily harm, or to…
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MONDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Stephen and the usual Commission. Joseph Crampton was indicted for a high way robbery, and putting in bodily fear the…
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Wednesday, June 29.—Peter Flannigan was fully committed to take his trial for having embezzled a load of wheat, a cart, and a bullock, the property of Richard Kenny…
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Saturday, June 25.—The three Judges having taken their seats, Mr. J. W. Wright observed, that a rule of Court had been served upon him, to show cause why his admission as an Attorney, &c., granted last…
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THURSDAY.—Before the Chief Justice and the folowing Jury;—George Bunn, Thomas Brown, George Acres, G. T. Palmer. James Chisholm, J. T. Hughes, Thomas Walker,…
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On the night of Tuesday, the 21st of June, a dreadful murder was perpetrated on the farm of a settler named Clarke, on Paterson's River, On Tuesday morning, two constables and a party of…
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Edward Waylan, a free man, was charged by Orr, the police conductor, with being found drunk in the streets at four o'clock in the afternoon, and after being confined in the watch[?]house,…
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A female assigned servant was charged with assaulting one John Croft, a prisoner, in the employ of a neighbour. The parties, it appeared, had the joint use and appropriation of a certain…
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The following persons were sued, in the Court of Requests ,n the months attached to their respective names Executions were taken out immediately and paid for. Letters upon…
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WEDNESDAY.—Before Mr. Justice DOWLING, and a Special Jury. Noble vs. Cotton and others.—This was an action, of trespass brought by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Supreme Court[?] Wednesday, July 6. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and Special Juries.) Noble v. Cotton and others
This was an action of tr[?]spass brought by the plaintiff, Hugh Innes Noble, against the defendants, Michael Cullen Cotton, Comptroller of Customs; Thomas Oliv[?]r, Searcher of Customs; and…
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