Police Incidents
THURSDAY—Before a full Bench of magistrates. Wilson v. Goodwin.—Defendant, who is a master carman, appeared on summons to answer the charge of plaintiff, who is chief Police Magistrate, under…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court—civil Side
WEDNESDAY.—Before Judge Burton, and a Common Jury. Rhode v. M'Quoid.—This was an action for trespass. A sale took place under execution of the…
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16TH.—Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and Messrs. WINDEYER and WA[?]ER, J. PS. Assessors. Loan vs. Perry.—This was an action brought…
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WEDNESDAY.—Michael Callaghan, Thomas Storey, and George Robinson, assigned servants to A. B. Spark, Esq., were charged with robbery, and disorderly conduct. Some stolen articles were…
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SATURDAY OCT. 26.—Elizabeth M'Dougall, a flaming worshipper of the gin [?]og[?]head, was charged with immoderately "balling" it off; getting gloriously uproarious on the previous night; and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, October 29. (Before the Chief Justice and a Special Jury.) Chambers v. Pawley
This was an action of trespass on the case, for a nuisance.âThe aunoyance, complained of arose from the [?] pits of defendant, which adjoined the plaintiff's primeses. Mr. Wentworth appeared for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Every Official Notice, as published in the Government Gazette, is inserted Once in this Journal, verbatim. Sheriff's Sale. In the Supreme Court. Sheriff's Office, Sydney, 23d October, 1833. Lyons v. Day
ON Friday, the 1st of November, at the hour of 12 o'clock, the Sheriff will cause to be sold, on the Premises, all that handsome Cottage, situated in Elizabeth-street, next door to Mr…
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MONDAY.—Thomas Mahony, with a visage beautifully [?], and a pair of whiskers that would have sent a Cossack into fits only to look at, and which he appeared to cherish with…
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MONDAY.—Before the Chief Justice and the following Special Jury—T. Shadforth, (Foreman,) C. E. Atkinson, S. S. Simpson, Thomas Marsden, T. Brown, T. Johnstone, W. Cordeau, [?]…
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MANSION HOUSE.—Joseph Ady.—Some communications have passed within the last few days between the well-known Joseph Ady, of "Unclaimed Dividend" fame, and the Lord Mayor, upon…
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MONDAY, OCTOBER. 28TH.—Before the CHIEF JUSTICE and a special Jury. Chambers V. Puwley.—This was an action the case of a nuisance. "Verdict' for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Thursday, October 31. Before Judge Burton, and a Special Jury. Samuel Lyons v. Saul Lyons
This action arose out of an alleged agreement on the part of the defendant to pay one-half of the passage-money of Abraham Lyons, the brother of the parties in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Breach of Promise of Marriage. Sheriff's Small Debt Court, Ayr, May 9. Very interesting to the Fair Sex. MARSHALL V. Margaret Logan & Husband (Jack.)
This case is another melancholy proof, to the thousand and one already on record, that "the course of true love never did run smooth." The pursuer, a douce-looking…
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Lyons v. Lyons.—This was an action brought by Mr. Samuel Lyons against Mr. Saul Lyons, to recover the sum of £100 under a special agreement. The declaration contained two counts, the first…
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PERJURY.—The KING v. LADY BRISCOE. —This was an indictment for wilful and corrupt perjury, alledged to have been committed by the defendant, who is the wife of…
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MONDAY.—Ann Jones, was introduced to that box which has long been the place of high distinction between those who have, and those who have not, the liberty of ad libitum volition. This…
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MONDAY, NOV. 4.—Jane White assigned to Mr. R. Cooper, was charged with absenting herself from her masters service. It was the first offence. The bench took in consideration the…
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MONDAY—The Chief Justice, Judge Burton and Judge Dowling, sat in Banco. ' Wilson v. Rowe.—This was a motion made for a new trial in this case, on the ground of verdict…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fashions for June. (From the Court Magazine.)
Evening Dress.—Dress of yellow crape, opened in front en tunique with bows of riband, pointed body, and sleeve a deux bouffants. Wreath of feuilles de lotus and gold…
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