Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—(criminal Side.)
TUESDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and the usual Commission. Andrew Burns and William Fenwick were jointly indicted for a robbery in the dwelling-house…
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Police Office Penrith, May 18th, 1823
Mr. John Proctor, Chief Constable at Penrith, deposes, that one Catberine Hayes. did sometime in the month of Janury last, complain to this deponent, that she had been very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, 7Th May, 1832. (Before Mr. Justice DOWLING.)
John Spillane, John Costello, and Michael Ormsb[?] were indicted for violating the person of Catherin[?] Hayes, at the Wheather-boarded Hut, on the 27t[?] of January last. The indictment, in differen[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Reply to Major-general Darling's "Statement In refutation of Accusations made by Mr. Hume, M. P. afed others, against Lieut General Darling, Governor of New South Wales." Commissioner of the Supreme Court of New South Wales. London: Printed by G. Eccles. 101 Fenchurch Street, 1832. (Continued from our lan Journal but one.)
An illustration of a fact being, however, at all times more convincing than a bare assertion, I will, for the satisfaction of the General, who appears so desirous of…
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THURSDAY.—Mary Smith, for being picked up in Kent-street under inspiration the previous evening, tearing a passion to tatters like the Pythian goddess, was ordered to do penance in face of the…
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Margaret Boileau, half woman, half tiger, was charged with an outrageous assault on Mister Ikin, Mistress, and all the little Ikins, the latter of whom she pitched out of the house like so…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. SATURDAY, 2d JUNE, 1832
The Criminal Session having terminated on Thursday last, tbe three Judges sat this morning for tbe purpose of passing sentence on the following prisoners:—…
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Monday.—Mary Madden was charged by her mistress with taking herself off on Sunday morning, for the purpose, as she boldly declared, of spending the day on the water, with a party of choice spirits…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Suprime Court. (Before Mr. Justice STEPHEN.)
[The report of the subjoined case has been unavoidably delayed, owing to our Reporter having mislaid his notes of the testimony given by some of the witnesses in an early stage of the trial.]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Inteiligence. Supreme Court—(civil Side.)
Monday,—Before Judge Dowling and Messrs. Bunn and Busby, J. P's., Assessors:— Hunt v. Ingliss.—This was an action of assurapsit to recover £66 18s. 6d. for funeral expenses of the…
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THURSDAY.—Mary Goodwin, who bore a strong affinity to a dried haddock, was placed at the bar charged with maxing it. Bench.—Have you five shillings? Mary.—No,…
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THUUSDAY.—Before Judge Dowling and Messrs. Ross and Manning Assessors:— Pendray v. Dangar.—This was an action for goods sold and delivered, amounting to £14 4s.—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →(English Extracts Continued.) Court of Admiralty—jan. 20
THE ANDROMEDA.—This was a question of salvage, and Sir Christopher Robinson was assisted by two of the Masters of the Trinity House, the case being one of much importance…
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QUEEN'S SQUARE, FEB. 5.— Mr. Edward Fordham, a gentleman of fortune, from Cambridge-shire, and Mr. Edward Tatham, junior, a partner in the highly respectable house of Tatham and Son,…
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John Troy was placed at the bar, on suspicion of being one of the gang who have for some time infested the Parram[?]tta-road. Serjeant Moore, of the 17th Regiment, and M[?]ldoon, the overseer,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Domestic Intelligence. Supreme Court, Civil Side
FRIDAY, JUNE 8.—Before Mr. Justic DOWLING, and John Nicholson and A. J. Ross, Esqrs. Assessors. Rilay v. Davis, Administrator of power…
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Andrew Dixon a free man, was charged with the following unmanly conduct. It appeared that the accused [?]ad been drinking[?]in a house in Campbell-street, from which he was ejected by a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—(civil Side.) In Banco
SATURDAY.—Mr. Rowe moved that Edward Stone, then before the Court on a writ of habeas corpus, bo discharged from custody, on the ground that the commitment was irregular, and not in…
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CRIMINAL SIDE.—Thursday, 31st ult.—Mr. Justice Dowling having taken his seat, the crew of the Isabella prison-ship, convicted of mutiny on the high seas, were called up, anil after…
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Catherine Weatherstone a practical opponent of the Malthusi[?]n theory, was returned to the factory. Ann Evans, a young girl about fourteen years of…
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