Supreme Court Important Decision
MONDAY. -- Before Judge Dowling, and the following special Jury: -- Edward De[?]s Thomson (Foreman) Thomas Shadforth, Henry Smith, Charles Cowper,…
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Police Report
John Alexander, a free man, and Peter Connor, a prisoner of the Crown, employed as messenger at the Custom-house, wore charged by a man named Edward Doherty with robbing him of…
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Letitia Maria Hopwood, whose eyes appeared to have no employment but looking at her nose, and Diana Wimple, were charged with fluting, flouting, and gallivanting in the Domain…
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MONDAY, OCT. 22nd —Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and the following Special Jury.— Edward Deus Thompson (Foreman); Charles Cowper; Thomas Shadforth; Henry Smith;…
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The following gentlemen were sworn on the M Jury:--E. D. Thomson (Foreman), T. Shadforth, H. Smith, C. Cowper, A. Mossman, E. Parkes, J. Dixon, J. Chisholm, and E. Lockyer, Esquires…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Monday, Octobers 22. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING, and a Special Jury.) Doe dem. Martin v. Munn. (Concluded from our last.)
Mr. Joshua ThorpeâI am a surveyor; I have compared this map with some boundaries pointed out to me; the witness, Williamson, was one of the men who, in conjunction with the plaintiff,…
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THURSDAY.—Richard Butterworth was charged with being drunk and absent, " I drunk," I, why I never let anything slip over my palate, save the pure pelucid stiffited with air, 'pon my say so its…
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THURSDAY.—The Chief Justice and Judge Stephen took their seats this morning, and the following Special Jury were impanelled:—Leslie Duguid, (Foreman,) Frederick Michael Stokes,…
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MONDAY.—John Jackson was charged with towrowing a decorator and importer of bears grease, in Market-street. It came out in evidence that John, who is a smirking sort of joker, went into…
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CAPTURE OF THREE OF THE SWELL MOB.— Three young men, dressed in the very first style of fashion, who gave their names Thomas Wood Gascoigne, John Jones, and John Hutchins, were…
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Thomas Wilkins was placed at the bar, charged with neglecting his duty. In defence, the prisoner declared he was in love with one Miss Brown, a neighbour's maid…
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John Tindall, a quaint grampus looking personage with a rich vinegar squint, Thomas Kent, a tall, lantern-jawed knight of the shears, with a parenthesis pair of legs, and Donald Ross, a raw-boned…
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Edward Fordham being placed at the bar, Mr. THERRY, his counsel, moved the Court for a postponement of the prisoner's trial, on the ground of his (the prisoner's)…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts. Tithe War in Ireland. Victory! Tithes A[?]olished—mr. Cermaine's Cullocks Released From Gaol—the Parsons Deaten—parson Whit [?] of 98 Overcome
CARLOW, MAY 28, 1832.—Only think of what Parson Whitty has done. The moment he discovered that Wellington took office, hat Instant the week Davine issued his mild and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Friday, November 22. (Before Mr. Justice STEPHEN and the usual Military Jury.)
Edward Fordham was indicted for the wilful murder of Thomas Bradford, at Lower Minto, on the 22d of September last. It appeared from the evidence, that the deceased…
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THURSDAY.—Before Judge Stephen, and the usual Commission. Buchanan Wilson and William Wood were jointly indicted for a robbery in the dwelling-house…
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The Court sat this day, as of term, to dispose of outstanding cases. M[?]Intyre v. M'Queen. This was an application to the Court, to compel…
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THURSDAY.—Jiles Jones was placed at the bar for the following hole in his manners:—Jones had formed an attachment for a pretty considerably decent sort of personage, calling herself spinster,…
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Thomas Wagstaff stood charged with breaking the peace of our Sovereign Lord the King, by kicking the shins of Mister Denis O'Flaherty, a brawny, tawny, sawney-looking sprig of…
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Thomas Smith was indicted for feloniously stealing and carrying away, on the 1st of September last, ten rams of the value of £5, ten [?] of the value of £5, ten lambs of the value of…
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