Police Incidents
MONDAY, JAN, 30.—Mary Hogan, a gay looking frigate, underwent a went a survey, having been discovered the previous evening high and dry on the Race Course, stripped of her upper rigging,…
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Supreme Court. Monday, February 6. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING.)
Thomas Prende[?]gast was indicted for violating the person of Sarah Oakes, at Brisbane Water, on the 16th of October last, Guilty, Remanded. Thomas Wood, alias Thomas Carberry nnd Edmund…
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SIR, Having observed in your paper, some few days ago, a notification of the dates appointed for holding the sittings of the Court of Requests in the…
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MONDAY, FEB. 6—(Before Mr. Justice Dowling and the usual Military Commission.)—Thomas Wood alias Carberry, and Edmund Scoll, were indicted for a highway…
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John Swainson, alias John Gibbs, alias James Allen, alias John Smith, was indicted for forging an order for the delivery of goods, with intent to defraud one John Davis, at Sydney…
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THURSDAY, FEB. 2.âGeorge Clarke alias George the Barber, and Peter Kenny, were indicted for a largely on the goods of Mr. Cox, at Bathurst, and were found guilty. They were again indicted…
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Louisa Beckwith was accused of being "tosticated in licker" by one of the constables. The dame plended in extenuation, that "it was all the fault of her birthday," but as such birthdays…
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MONDAY, FEB. 6.âBefore Mr. Justice Dowling and the usual Military Commission. Thomas Wood alias Carberry, and Edward Scott, were again indicted for discharging a…
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John James and John Black were indicted for a burglary and robbery in the dwelling-house of Goorge Muir, at Maitland on the 2nd of January last. Mr. W. H. MOORE conducted the prosecution…
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Monday, Feb. 6th. Before Judge Dowling and the usual Commission. Thomas Pendergast was indicted for a rape upon the person of Sarah Oaks, at Brisbane…
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Their Majesties left town about halfpast 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, in a travelling chariot and four, escorted by a party of Lancers, for their palaces at Windsor. Previous to their…
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TUESDAY, FEB. 7th.—Before Mr. Justice DOWLING, and the usual Military Commission. John Swainstone, alias James Gibbs, alias…
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Their Majesties gave a grand dinner last evening, at the Palace at St. James's, in honour of the arrival of the Grand Duchess Helene of Russia. The Grand Duchess and suite came in two…
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10.—John james and John Black were indicted for a burglary in the dwelling house of John Mair, at Maitland, and a[?]mitted at the [?] part of the charge; but James…
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Edward Humby, an assigned servant to Mr. Girard, was charged by his master with being lazy, and refusing to get out of bed and do his work when called. The man in his defence said,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Gaoler of Parramatta, to the Editor of the Sydney Monitor. Parramatta Gaol, Feb 13, 1832
SIR, I am now a confined debtor in the Gaol of Parramatta. Circumstances have as yet made it impossible for me to avail myself of the…
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Th[?]mas Prendergast, convicted of violating the person of Susanna Oaks, received sentence of death. Patrick Mone was indicted for stealing from the person of Charles Pollard, at Sydney…
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MONDAY.—Charlotte Swivel, for being in an elegant resort, discussing a deviled kidney, and a glass of gin twist, was consigned to the "mother of the maids" for one month…
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MONDAY:—Before Judge Dowling and the usual Commission, William Gains was indicted for receiving, well knowing to have been before feloniously stolen,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Official Documents published by Government during the past Week, and copied verbatim from the Gazette. Anno Secundo Gulliemi Quarti Regis. (No. IV.) An Act to provide, for the payment of the Salaries of the Governor of New South Wales, and the Judges of the Supreme Court thereof, out of the Revenues of the Customs of the said Colony
HEREAS it is expedient to make some certain Provision for the Payment of the salaries of the Governor, or Acting Governor for the time being, of this Colony, and of the…
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