English Extracts. the Murder of the Italian Boy
MORE DISCOVERIES ON BISHOP'S PREMISES —In consequence of the important discoveries which were made by he police on Saturday last, by the examination of the…
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Police Incidents
MONDAY.âJohn Graham, with a potatoe trap that would have admitted the biggest cabbage ever boiled, was charged with attempting to come it a la Logic, through the Sydney streets,…
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In November last, the wife of an Irish labaourer, named Duffey, residing in Broad Arrowcourt, Milton-street, missed her child, a little girl about eight years old. After making all the inquiry…
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The Court opened at 12 o clock on Friday last, and the following sentences were adjudged to the parties:âPeter. Kelly, Thomas Mills, Robert Boardman, and Benjamin Welling, larceny; three months hard labour…
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Catherine Goodwin, who we beg to recommend to the future manager of our promised theatre, as an excellent substitute for one of the witches in "Macbeth," advanced with a fine…
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Gray v. Farley and Wife.—The defendants, Benjamin Farley, with a highly polished ebony complexion, dandily enshrouded in the stiff collar of a rainbow-like shirt, accompanied by his…
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2.—(Before Mr. Justice Dowling and the usual Military Commission). John Connelly, a private soldier of H. M…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Friday, May 4. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING.)
Ann M'Court was indicted for the wilful murder of Agnes M'Court, a child aged about 4 years, at Sydney, on the 23d of March last. The information charged the death to have been caused by the…
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MONDAY.—A new chum named Flannigan, appeared before the Bench with a charge against his master, a shopkeeper in Pitt-street, for giving bim "shocking bad grub." The man stated…
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TUESDAY.—The Supreme Court opened this morning, before Judge Dowling and the usual commission. James Gregory was indicted for stealing one…
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The Collector of Internal Revenue brought actions against individuals for arrears of quitrents, in the Court of Requests, last Thursday. The Commissioner refused to try the issues…
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George Cohstick was indicted for stealing, at Sydney, on the 29th of April last, one bed, one blanket, one hat, one bag, and 18 lbs. of flour, the property of Mr. William Hutchinson.âG[?]ilty. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Address to Thomas Edward Wright, Esq. Superintendent of Police for the District of Evan, and Captain in His Majes[?]y's 39th Regiment[?], &c. &c
We, the undersigned free inhabitants of Evan and its environs, regret to learn that your duty as a soldier requires the relinquishment of your civil appointment…
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One of the most daring and atrocious burgla[?]es that has for some time been perpotrated in Sydney was committed between the hours of four and five yesterday morning, on the premises of…
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Peter M'Quirk was charged with the following highway robbery:â âTabor deposed, that on the 27th ult. he was (ravelling along the Parramatta-road, when he was…
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FRIDAY, MAY 4.âBefore Mr. Justice DOWLING and the usual Military Commission. Ann M'Court was indicted for the wilful murder of Agnes M'Court, a child of four…
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MONDAY.—Francis Gregory was charged by the Deputy Chief Constable, that when challenged as to who, or what he was, with replying a la Irving, in the unknown tongue; in…
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MONDAY.âBefore Judge Dowling, and the usual Commission. Lawrence Brennan was indicted for receiving, well knowing to have been before feloniously…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Friday, May 11. (Before the Chief Justicie.)
George Plamer and John Brailsford were indicated for a highway-robbery on John Eyde Manning[?] junior, Esq[?], and forcibly taking from his person[?] promissory note of the value of £10, the same…
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MONDAY.—Tobias Malony and Jeremiah Sunderland were charged with breaking the peace in their master's house, by pelting each other with crockery, when an unlucky bottle of Warren's jet,…
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