Domestic Intelligence. Supreme Court. Criminal Side
FRIDAY, MAY 24.—Before MR. JUSTICE DOWLING and the usual Military Commission. Joseph Fox, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Burns, on the Parramatta…
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Police Incidents
THURSDAY.—Alexander Ray, with a bang-up new Adelaide upper crust, was handed to the bar, charged with staying all pight in Sydney, instead of returning to his master's house. Ray, who, by…
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John Byrne. assigned servant to Messrs Hughes and Ho[?]king, was brought up charged with absenting himself from his work while unloading a dray at the warehouse, and remaining…
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MONDAY.âBefore Judge Burton and the usual Commission. David Regan was indicted for stealing an ox, and acquitted under the direction of his Honor, in…
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Daniel Mahoney, Timothy Mahoney, Dennis Mahoney, and John Mellon, were indicted for stealing on the 10th April, one OX, the property of Davi[?] Arthur. A second count charged the prisoners with…
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Monday, May 27.—Before Judge Burton and the usual Commission. David Regan was indicted for stealing an ox, and ac[?]ted under the direction of His Honor, in…
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MAKING every possible allowance for the rapid advancement of New South Wales within the last few years, in regard to the number, and consequently,…
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THURSDAY, MAY 30âBefore Mr Justice DOWLING and the usual Military Commission. James Corrigan, John Dorman, and Neil…
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George Williams was indicted for stealing one bull, value £10, the property of A. B Spark, at Patrick's Plains, on the 15th April, Not Guilty…
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Richard Nugle was indicted for an assault on the person of Henry M'Dermont, on the 17th April. It appeared in evidence that the defendant was a constable, and employed by the…
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THURSDAY.— Thomas Davis was charged with harbouring two runaway prisoners of the Crown, who were found snoozing in clover, in a corner of his house, and not being able satisfactory to account…
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THURSDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and the usual Commission. Patrick Byrne was indicted for cutting and maiming Michael Byrne, with intent to kill and…
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MANSION-HOUSE, DEC. 31.—Government having offered a very handsome reward for the apprehension and conviction of the issuers of forged stamps, which have of late been…
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A brief account of a very brutal outrage, which occurred on the evening of the 14th Nov. at the house of Mr. Bland, the Nelson tavern, in Weaman-street, Birmingham, was…
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Their Honors the Judges took their seats this morning, it being the first day of term, to hear motions and decide outstanding cases. Mr. W. C. WENTWORTH moved, in the case of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lord Tenterden's Will. (Extracted from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.)
This paper is intended to become and contain the last will and testament of me Charles Lord Tenterden, of Russel-square and Hendon-place, in the county of…
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THURSDAY, MAY 30—Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and the usual Military Commission. John Jones and James Carney, were indicted for feloniously and burgalriously breaking and…
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MONDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and the usual Commission. Anthony Torquay was indicted for a highway robbery, found guilty, and remanded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, June 3, 1833. Before His Honor Mr. Justice DOWLING
William Smart, stood indicted for stealing, in the dwelling-house of Calob Salter, at Sydney, on the 13th June, 1832, one watch value £10, six silvor spoons value £3, one pair gold ear-rings value £1,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Court of King's Bench. (Sittings at Nisi Prius, at Guildhall, before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury.)
Cooper and others v. Hutchinson and others. This was an action of detenue and debt brought by the plaintiffs, ship-owners at Hull, to recover from the defendants, who were ship-owners at…
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