Police Incidents
MONDAY.—George Wadham, an assigned servant to Messrs. Stephens and Stokes, was charged with absconding, and being found stowed away on board the brig Guide; it appeared that on Sunday night,…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—(civil Side.)
MONDAY.—Before Judge Dowling and Messrs. Nicholson and Ross Assessors. Coates v. Macquoid, Esq., Sheriff.—This was an action of trespass for the alleged illegal seiz ure…
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—Michael Anderson, whose apprehension we related in a former number, was placed at the bar for another examination. A gentleman, residing in Castlereagh-street,…
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WE call the attention of our readers to a letter in another column, signal J. A., on the subject Courts of Requests. It is the production of a magistrate who…
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On, Monday evening, after the conclusion of the usual business at the Office at Bow street, two eminent Solicitors (partners), accompanied by an elderly man, dressed in very fashionable…
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SIR, I am a grazier who resides on his own farm, andl the remarks in your paper of the 22nd Ult. on the necessity of holding the Court of…
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MONDAY.âEleanor Fielding was handed to the bar, charged with spending the evening from home; when found, she was being shawled (previous to coming into the cold air from a sly grog shop) by…
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MONDAY,—Before Judge Stephen and the following Common Jury: Messrs. Bourne (foreman), Ball, Alderson, Burn, Bullock, Appledoor, Armdale, Bruce, Blackwell, Ashley, Armstrong, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, June 18. ' (Before Mr. Justice Stephen and a Common Jury). Breach of Promise of Marriage. Miller V. BRETT
This was an action brought by the guardian of Miss Rebecca Miller, residing at Parramatta, against Mr. Thomas Brett, of Sydney, for a breach of promise of marriage. The damages were laid at £1000…
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MONDAY, 18th JUNE, 1832.âBefore Mr. [?] Stephen, and Aa Common Jury, viz; ,ressrs. Bourne, (foreman) Byrne, [?] Black-well, Ball, Alderson, Appledoor…
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TUESDAY, JUNE 17âPresent, George Druitt and G. T. Savage, Esqrs. An assigned servant to Mr. Purcell, jun. was charged with disobedience of orders. Mr…
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MONDAY, JUNE 18TH.âBefore Mr. Justice STEPHEN and a Common Jury. Miller v. Brett.âThis was an action brought by Mr. J. Bennett, a baker, of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Friday, June 22. (Before Mr. Justice STEPHEN and a Special Jury)[?] BODENHAM v. BIDDUL[?]
The present action was brought by Mr. Thomas Dodenham, auctioneer, of Sydney, against Mr. Edward Biddulph, la[?] commander of the steam packet Sophia Jane, for alleged assault committed on the…
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THURSDAY.—Joseph Wittle, a pugnacious customer, was charged by his master, that when he reprimanded him for wasting food by giving it to the dog, he threw himself into attitude a la…
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THURSDAY.—Before Judge Stephen and the following Special Jury, Samuel Augustus Perry, Esq. Foreman, John Connell, Merchant, George Cavenagh, merchant, Joseph Hickey Grose, merchant,…
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Thomas Dean, an assigned servant to Mr. Langdon, was charged with attempting to steal a cask, valued at £2, the property of his master. As the constables were going their rounds between…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 23.âBefore the CHIEF JUSTICE and the following Special Jury.âS. A. Perry, George Cox, H. Clements, Geo. Acres, Edward Cox, J. L. Scarvell, Ward…
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SATURDAY.—Before the Chief Justice and the following Special Jury:—Samuel August Perry, Esquire, Foreman; George Cox, Esq., Hanbury Clements Esq., Geo. Acres Esq, Edw. Cox, Esq.,…
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Hughes and another v. Solomon. This was an action in which the plaintiffs, Messrs. Hughes and Hosking, sought to recover of the defendant, Mr. Emanuel Solomon, the sum of £232…
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THURSDAY 21 inst.âMartin v. Munn. Before Mr Justice Stephen, and a special Jury of the Gentlemen following:âS.A. Perry, ( Foreman) J. Cannell' G. Carenagh, J.H. Grose, T. leely…
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