Police Incidents
WEDNESDAY.—Henry Tarlton was charged with being theatrically drunk. When picked up, he was quoting Shakespeare by the bushel. Bench.—Were you drunk?…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—(civil Side.)
TUESDAY.—O Brien v. Orr, Bath, aud Williams. This was an action to recover a compensation in damages for assaulting the plaintiff on the 30th June, handcuffing and placing him in the…
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MONDAY.—Ann Chapman, an old acquaintance with the Berich, was once more handed into their presence on a charge of shouting out cooe, cooe, at the hour when elves their midnight vigils keep.—…
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MONDAY.âThe three Judges tooks their seats in banco this morning, when Jeremiah Sullivan, a soldier, who had been tried for burglary, but remanded to goal, in consequence of the Jury not…
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 16th. -- Before HIS HONOR THE CHIEF JUSTICE, and the following common Jury, Richard Brownlow, James Burns, William Burns, James…
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Roche v. Macquoid,—This was an action for a false return to a writ of fieri fucius, to which the plea was the general issue. It appeared that the plaintiff having obtained a judgment against one…
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John Drew was charged by Mr. E. Solomon with a breach of the King's peace and complainant's waistcoat. Mr. S. deposed that the prisoner, after fighting for an hour or two in the…
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George Thompson, a prisoner of the Crown in Government employ, was brought before the Bench for absconding from a messenger who had him in charge to convey from Myrtle Creek to No…
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCT. 17th & 18th.—TRIAL AT BAR.—Before the three J[?]ges and the following Special Jury: David Allan, foreman; H. Smith; John…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court Wednesday, October 17. Trial at Bar. The King v. West
This was an action of intrusion brought by the Crown against the defendant, Thomas West, to recover a piece of ground adjoining the South Head road, near Sydney, upon which it was alleged the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Wednesday, October 17. Trial at Bar. The King v. West.[?] The following Special Jury was impannelled:--
David Allan (Foreman), Frederick Mechael Stokes, Thomas Braker, John Duan, Henry Smith, John Foster Church, William Shelley, Roabert Johnstone, John Scougal, John Dixon, William…
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THURSDAY.âAt ten o'clock this morning the Court resumed its sittings. Continuation of the case the King v. West. John Hazard.âI was first in the 102d regt.,…
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Ann Chapman was charged with being drunk, and perambulating the rocky heels uppermost, on Sunday: Ann.—"I was no more drunk than your Honor's,…
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Mr. John Blaxland Sen. seems determined to keep up his consistency. He formerly ren [?]ered himself respected by every man in the Colony, save by the gentlemen who signed the…
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20.—Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and the following special Jury.—George Bunn; Foreman; Peter Gardiner; Arthur Kemmis;…
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THURSDAY.âLucy Brabrason was charged by her lord and master with treating him as a nonentity; and, when called by him to order, with running into the arms of a neighbour, and shouting…
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SATURDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and the following Special Jury:—G. Bunn (Foreman) Gardner, Kemmiss, Verge, Acres, Spark, Coghill, Johnstone, Shelly, Betts, Clements, and Scarvell,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Monday, October 22. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and a Special Jury.) Doe dem. Murtin v. Munn
The following gentlemen were sworn on the Jury:— Edward Deas Thompson (Foreman), Thomas Shadforth, Henry Smith, Charles Cowper, Robert…
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Lucy Brabison, an Independent, was charged by her husband with a lack of affection for him, her lord, whom she treated so caverlierly that…
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Saturday, 20th inst before Mr. Justice Dowling, and the following Special Jury: G. Bunn (foreman) Gardner, Kemmiss, Verge, Acres Sparke, Coghill, Johnstone, Shelly, Betts…
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