British Police.—free Partion
MANSION House.—A young man of respectable appearance, named P. C. Chalmers, begged to be permitted to address the Lord Mayor, on a subject of very great importance to himself,…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—criminal. Side
MONDAY.âBefore the Chief Justice, and the usual Commission. James Richardson, was indicted for uttering a forged Promissory Note for one pound, purporting…
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 4th.—Before the CHIEF JUSTICE and the usual Military Commission. John Charters, Thomas Hickey, Henry…
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THIS bill was read a third time, and passed, last Friday night, 29. March. But it was not passed without a last effort to prevent its passing. When the motion…
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THURSDAY.—William Kelly was charged with immorality, to wit, having asked his master for consent to marry the maid-servant, which he obtained; he left the house on a fine sun-shining…
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THURSDAY.—The Chief Justice took his seat this morning to pass sentences, when James Richardson, and John Lomer, convicted of passing forged notes of the Bank of New South Wales,…
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FRIDAY.—Ann Kelly, assigned to Mr. Whittaker, of King-street, was brought up by her master, charged with being drunk and absenting herself yesterday evening. The Bench sent her to…
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MONDAY.—Michael Duffey, was charged with having a knack of asking his master on Sundays, for leave to come into Sydney to Prayers; which being granted, he invariably visited a sly grog…
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MONDAY.—Mary Doran, assigned to Mr. Armstrong, Surveyor, was placed at the bar, charged by her muster with purloing a bottle, not of Cooper's, but of real Sheridan's gin, which was…
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John Brooks and John Monkton were indicted for having wilfully murdered one Patrick Chasey, on the 2d December, 1808, and Anthony Gerrard, for being an…
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THE following is a quotation from Thursday's Sydney Gazette. "The rumour which has been circulated for some days past, of Captain Rossi's resigning the…
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THURSDAY.—Mary Mahon, with a very pretty little lisp of her own, was charged with an old complaint, namely—that of leaving service without leave, and making herself' very comfortable at sly…
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SATURDAY.—Splidt v. Thompson Mr. William Thompson, commander of the ship Captain Cook, appeared on a summons to answer the complaint of C. Splidt, a seaman on board the said…
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A gentleman named Wells, was summoned before the Commissioners by Thomas Field, a hairdresser, for the sum of 30. the price demanded by the plaintiff for shaving a horse…
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Monday.—Elizabeth White, with a face resembling the sun in a fog bank, was charged with being found reclining in the street overnight, while fourteen tars wore amusing themselves by…
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TUESDAY.â William Hartnett and William Burton appeared at the bar under the following charge:âConductor Orr saw the two prisoners opposite a public-house in Georgo-street on Monday…
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NOTICE is hereby given, that in consequence of the Third Term of this year being postponed until the 28th instant, damages in default cases will be assessed on Mondny…
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THE ST. JOHN LONG SYSTEM.—Edward Buckles was summoned before the Commissioners, by Mr. Masterton, of Aldgate Highstreet, for the price of a fine poodle dog…
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THURSDAY.—John Tibbles was placed at the bar, charged with keeping a set of furious dogs on his premises, without being tied up, to the great terror of all those who had occasion to pass…
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FRIDAY.—Captain William Thompson, of the Ship Captain Cook appeared on a summons to answer the complaint of John Barnes, one of the seamen of the said vessel, under the following…
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