Law Reports. Supreme Court—(criminal Side.)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2—Before the Chief Justice, John Roberts was indicted for the wilful murder of James Mickellro at Patterson's Plans, on the 21st of June last…
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IMPORTANT CASE—Mr. John Terry Hughes appeared to a summons, to answer an information charging him with allowing 34 head of cattle to be slaughtered on his premises, at the Albion…
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Thomas Lucas was indicted for the wilful murder of Robert Waterworth, at Parramatta, on tho 27th of June last; and John England, as an accessory after the fact…
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Monday, September 5.—Two break o'day lads, cognominated Sweeney and Leary, were placed at the bar, with no little difficulty to give an account of sundry tricks played by them in the Barrack-square…
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Monday, September 5.—Before Judge Dowling, and the usual Commission. Bryent Coyle was indicted for feloniously entering the dwelling house of Mr. Farrell, at Campbell Town,…
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Anne Williams appeared on a summons for harbouring two prisoners of the crown in her house, on the 28th August. From the testimony of Elkins and Jones, two constables in the Sydney…
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For the first examination of Mr. Thompson, see last page. POLICE OFFICE.—MONDAY.—Sitting Magistrates, the Superintendent of Police, and…
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MURDER OF WATERSFORD, MONDAY, SEP. TEMBER 12.—Before the Chief Justice and the usual Military Commission. Thomas Lucas and John England were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Domestic Intelligence. Supreme Criminal Court. Continuation of the Trial of Thomas Lucas and John England, the first as principal, the second as accessary after the fact, for the murder of Constable Waterworth at the back of the Darling Mills near Parmatta
Mr. Thorn, chief constable, Parramatta (for the prosecution). examined by Thomas Lucas, one of the prisoners at the bar—There was a woman who was going to give evidence against…
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WEDNESDAY, 7th Sept.—Thomas Lucas was indicted for the wilful murder of Robert Waterworth, at Parramatta, on the 27th of June last; and John England, as an accessary after the fact…
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.—The three Judges having taken their seats. His Majesty's Attorney General prayed the judgment of the Court on James Fadden, who was convicted…
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Thomas Lucas and John England, charged, the one as principal, and the other as accessory after the fact, in the murder of Robert Waterworth, being placed at the bar…
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Saturday, September 10.âA sailor named Cummings, belonging to the Colonial vessel Sarah, was on Saturday committed to lake his trial, for a brutal outrage on two soldiers the previous evening; he floored one with…
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Monday, September 18.—The Chief Justice having taken his seat, he enquired of the Attorney-General [?] it was his intention to press the prosecution against Lucas and England, as he understood there was another…
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The King and Queen arrived in town about half-past one o'clock yesterday afternoon, escorted by a detachment of Lancers, from the Palace at Windsor. The Duke of Cumberland, the…
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FRIDAY 16.—Thomas Lucas, John Moylan, and Henry Knowles, were indicted for a highway, robbery on the person of Charles Martin, and stealing from the person some money, a knife, a…
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Archibald Noble and John Leary, a brace of rum-bibbers, were placed at the bar, and charged by Hamilton the constable, with being drunk and uproarious in the public streets, at the…
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th—Before Mr Justice Stephen, and the usual Military Commission. John Houghton was indicted, for forging…
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James Haughton was indicted for forging and uttering a promisory note for the payment of money, with intent to defraud Messrs Hughes and Hosking, at Sydney. The information also charged the offence…
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Jane Carr, a woman under a colonial sentence, was accused of keeping a disorderly house, and allowing characters of the most infamous description to resort thereto, besides retailing…
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