Court of Requests
Commissioner Therry has proposed to the Governor and Judges, certain improvements in the proceedings of his Court. They go to invest the Commissioner with great powers,…
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Domestic Intelligence. Supreme Court.—civil Side
THURSDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling and the following Special Jury :— S. Terry (foreman), George Acres, F. Bedwell, H. P., W. Hutchinson, Peter…
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WEDNESDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling and the following Special Jury. Charles Moore (Foreman), S. Terry, G. Acres, J. Maughan, W. Lawson, A. Kenmais…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Thursday, February 3. Before Mr. Justice Dowling and a Special Jury. Hogan v. Hely, Esq. and Lackey
This was an action of trespass on the case, for assault and falss imprisonment. Plea, the general issue. Several of the special jurors, who had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Thursday, Feb. 3. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and a Special Jury.) Girard v. White et al
This was an action of trespass, quare clausam fregit, in which the damages were laid at £500. The defendant, White, pleaded a justification; the other defendants, the general issue…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court Circular, Sept. 26. (From the Times of Sept. 27.)
Their Majesties [?]gave a ball at their Palace at Brighton on Friday evening, September 24th, to the juvenile branches of the nobility and g[?]ntry. The company began to arrive at the Palace…
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DISGRACEFULCASE.—Goodman, assigned to John White, a milkman, residing five or six miles from Sydney, on the Parramatta[?]road, was placed at the bar, on a charge preferred by his…
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WEDNESDAY,âThe Chief Justice having taken his seat, Mr. Keith appeared on behalf and forty-three Lascars, against the Captain of the ship Mary Ann,…
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MONDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Stephen, and the following Special Jury:—J. Brown (Foreman), A. Kinghorne, R. Campbell, junior, J. Thompson, T. Marsden, S. Terry,…
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THURSDAY, FEB. 3rd.—Hogan v. Hely (Superintendent of Convicts.) and Lackey, (Constable) Present, Mr. Justice Dowling's when the following Special Jury were sworn…
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FRIDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and the following Special Jury:—C. Moore (Foreman), J. Farmer, Thomas Barker, R. Campbell, junior, J. B…
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James Rose, a very old man, was accused by his master, Mr. Blanch, of stealing a jacket value ten shillings, the property of his apprentice. He did not d[?]ny the charge, and in consequence of the bad…
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It has seldom fallen to our lot to record a more atro[?]ious and desperate attempt at blood[?] [?]d and plunder than that of which the particulars of which will be found subjoined. The attack upon…
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It has seldom fallen to our lot to record a more atrocious and desperate attempt at blood shead and plunder, than that of which the particulars will be subjoined. The attack…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To the Brave People of Paris. On the appointment of Talleyrand Perigorde to be the Minister of the King of the French to the Court of London. Barm-Elm Farm, 12th Sept., 1830
FRIENDS, I, who, on the 16th August, had the honour to preside at a meeting of Englishmen, who agreed to that address which was, on the…
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Robert Iredale was placed at the bar for cabbaging two cabbages, but no prosecutor appealing, discharged with an admonition. John Valentine, a prisoner of the crown for life,…
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A worthy knight of the lap-stone applied for a summons against a brother of the craft "for saying something prejudicial to him," which had prodigiously grieved his tender feelings, and…
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MONDAY.—In Banco Regis.—The three Judges having taken their sents, Mr. W. H. Moore presented his Commission to the Court, authorising him to file…
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MONDAY.—The Chief Justice proceeded to give judgment in the case of Esop Passan, and others, VS. Rapion, Respondent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Ministry of Louis-philip I. (From the Court Journal.)
Count Lewis Matthew Mole, Minister of Foreign Affairs. It has been observed of this individual, that there are some politicians whose conduct has been so time-serving, that it is scarcely…
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