Law Intelligence. SUPREME COURT—(criminal side.)
Friday, May 31 .—Before Judge Dowling and the usual commission. James Carrol was indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling house of Sir Edward Parry, and…
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Supreme Court. Criminal Side
TUESDAY, JUNE 4.—Before Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING and the usual Military Commission. Thomas Barrett, was indicated for a highway robbery on the person of…
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MONDAY.âWm. Arthur, a patroniser of strong waters and pig-tail, was placed on the rostrum, charged with making a hole in his manners, to wit, asking leave of absence, which being refused he…
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FRIDAY.âBefore Judge Dowling and the usual Commission. William Hillyard was indicted for the wilful murder of John Smith otherwise called John…
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In this case, which was an action on a promissory note, a question arose as to what was the legal rate of interest in this colony—whether, in fact, the usury laws…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hobart Town. Supreme Court (Civil Side.) Saturday, May 11. Before His Honor the Chief Justice.—William Sorell and J. H. Moore, Esquires, Assessors. HAWTHORN v. STEEL
This was an action brought by the plaintiff for breach of promise of marriage. The damages were laid at One Thousand Pounds…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH —Macdonald vs. Levv. This was an action tried before Mr. JUSTICE BURTON and Assessors, to recover on a promissory note with…
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MONDAY.—A choice Morsel.—Michael Leary, a broth of a boy, was put at the bar on the following charge:—On Sunday evening, a constable, hearing the cry of murder, &c., issuing from a house in…
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MONDAY.—Before the Chief Justice, and the usual Commission. Mark Riddle Tomkins, master mariner, stood charged on information with wickedly and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Saturday, June 8. (In banco.) Macdonald v. Lev[?]y. (Concluded from our last.)
The CHIEF JUSTICE then delivered his opinion to the following effect:—I regret at all times to entertain any difference of opinion, with either of my respected brethren…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—crown Side. Monday, June 10, 1833. (Before the Chief Justice and a Military Jury.)
Mark Riddle Tomkins, Master' mariner, w s indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury, which was assigned upon an affidavit which the defend [?] had sworn before F. N. Rossi, Esq. J. P. for the…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12.—Before Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING and Messrs. CAMPBELL and KINGHORN, Assessors. Samuel Lyons vs. Saul Lyons.—This was an…
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In our last number we expressed our regret that there were some errors in our report of the judgment delivered by Mr. Justice BURTON, in the above cause;…
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THURSDAY.—-Sarah Johnson, whose tattefed rags her poverty bespoke, was charged with being an adherent of the blue ruin system, which she had stuck to until every decent article of apparel had…
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THURSDAY.—Before Judge Burton, and J. Lamb and T. Icely, Esquires, J. P.'s, Assessors. Ready v. Brooks.—This was an action of trespass quare clausam fregit, brought to recover…
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Thou'[?] not remember me when we are parted, Through every moment of the sunny day; Thou art too young, too careless, too light-hearted, To let sad thoughts within thy bosom stay…
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Carmichael v. R. Jones and others, Executors and Trustees of thE Estate of the late Robert Howe, deceased.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff…
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FRIDAY, JUNE 14.—Before Mr. Justice DOWLING, and Messrs. Perry and Lunbe, Assessors. Pendray v Terry—The plaintiff is a…
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MONDAY.—Thomas Rice and John Bolton, two boys apprenticed to Mr. Daniel Egan, the Master Builder of the Docky-yard, on the part of Government, were charged with refusiug to go on board…
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MONDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and William Macpherson and James Nicholson, Esquires, Assessors. Reverend Henry Carmichael v. R. Jones and…
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