Police Incidents
TUESDAY.—John Fulham, a prisoner of the crown, holding a ticket-of-leave, was brought forward charged by a lad in his employ, named Richard Bowling, with having pawned his jacket…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—criminal Side
TUESDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and a Miliary Commission. Michael Kaines was indicted for an assault and robbery on the King's highway, on, and from the…
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SUPREME COURT.—CRIMINAL SIDE. SATURDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and Military Jury. William Carter was indicted for the wilful…
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Michael Kains was indicted for assaulting James Podman, on the 9th August, on the king's highway near Bathurst, and stealing from his person a waistcoat and money, to the value of £3 1s. 9d. The…
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The King and Queen honoured the Duke and Dutchess of Bacclench with their company at Richmond on Friday evening last; when a superb breakfast was given at seven o'clock to their…
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13.—Before MR JUSTICE BURTON and a CIVIL JURY. James Smith, was indicted for a burglary in one of the King's Magazines, and stealing…
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Saturday, November 16th, before Mr. Justice Dowling and a military jury. William Carter was indicted for the wilful murder of Richard White, by striking, &o, the said…
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SATURDAY.—Thomas Marlow and James Spring, were brought up, charged with having forged a cheque for the sum of £138, purporting to have been drawn by Messrs. Stephens and Stokes,…
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FRIDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and a Military Commission. James Finney, was indicted for an assault and causing subsequent death of old Jemmy, an…
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John Burne was charged by David Poole, Esq of Castlereagh srteet... with-being-drunk. falling against his window, and striking one, of his children so violently, that he considered it his duty to send…
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HATTON GARDEN---EXTRAORDINARY MISUNDERSTANDING.—Ross Blakely, a black man[?] charged a female with having robbed him of [?] Mr. Mallett, the clerk—Where do you live?…
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 18TH —Before Mr. JUSTICE BURTON, and a Civil Jury. Francis Reynolds, was indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury committed on the Trial…
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By the new Census, Sydney contains nearly 19,000 souls; and the Colony about 60,000. Sydney may always be roughly estimated to contain one-third of our population. The…
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Patrick Duggan was indicted for a robbery in the house of John Malony, of Argyle. Elizabeth Malony said, that she was the wife of John Malony; she lived at Argylo; I know the…
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THURSDAY.—William Greenhorne, apprenticed to Mr. H. A. Castle, summoned his master before the Bench on the plea that he failed to teach him his trade. Mr. Castle stated that the boy had…
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MONDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and a Military Commission. John Cunningham, William Oates, and David M'Lellan, stood indicted for having on the—…
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FRIDAY.-Before Mr.Justice Burton, and Civil Jury. Patrick Dogan was indicted for stealing Quantity of beef. butter, and other articles,from…
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THE increase of the Sydney causes in the Court of Requests, to more than 300 monthly, s[?]ws the propriety of disposing of them weekly, by which they cou d be…
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21[?]âBefore MR JUSTICE B[?]RTON and a [?]ivil Jury. Richard Kibble, was indicte[?] for st[?]aling, in conjunction with one [?]el Hayes, one oz,…
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