Police Incidents
SATURDAY.—Robert Milne, matter, or acting master of the schooner Columbine, appeared in Court on information of Mr. Jilks, chief constable, for having refused to remove that vessel from the…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—criminal Side
FRIDAY.—Before Judge Burton, and a Civil Jury. Patrick Dougall was indicted for having on the 26th day of July last, entered the dwelling-house…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, November 25. Before Chief Justice FORBES and a Milit[?]ry Jury
Mary Ann Cummi[?]gs was indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury in the Police Office, on the 25th day of March, 1833. Charles Windyer, Esq deposed—I am a Justice…
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TUESDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Burton, and a Civil Jury. The King on the information of Roger Therry, Esq., of the Court of Requests against Mr, John…
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH.—Before the CHIEF JUSTICE and the usual Military Commission. Patrich Matheu's was indicted for wilful…
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MONDAY.—Mary Morgan, an assigned servant to Mrs. Frances M'Carthy, was brought forward charged by constable Smith, with being drunk and disorderly in the streets, on Sunday evening last…
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FRIDAY.—Before Judge Burton, and a Civil Jury. John Drake, Charles Drakeford, Robert Wilson, William Wallace, and William Batchelor, stood…
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As Mr. De Backer, of the Commissariat Department, was returning to his residence at New Town on the evening of Thursday last, when opposite Mr. Graham's fence, a man, armed with a big…
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ON MONDAY, the 18th of November, a Coroner's Inquest was held, at Mr Armstrong's, licensed vietualler, on the body of an aged female, a Mrs Martha Condron, a brief…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Atrocious Murder [?] Bathurst, Monday, 2nd December, 1833. [From a Correspondent.]
The annals of crime do not present an occurrence more diabolical and sanguinary, than that we are about to record. A respectable young emigrant named John Walters, a bootmaker, resided at…
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MONDAY.—Septon v. Colcroft and others.—This trial took place on the 30th October last, in the Supreme Court, before Judge Dowling and a Special Jury, when verdict was given for…
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MONDAY.—This day the three Judges took their seals in banco pursuant to adjournment, when his honour the Chief Justice proceeded to give judgment in the cases which stood over for [?]…
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BATHURST, DEC. 2, 1833.—About 2 o'clock on the morning of Saturday last, a bushranger arrived breathless at the quarters of the officer commanding the Mounted Police, and reported,…
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THIS committee closed its inquiries on Tuesday, the 23d instant (July); and the committee is to meet, in order to agree on the Report, the 31st of this month. When…
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH. Before the three JUDGES George Watson was brought before the Court on a Writ of Habeds Corpus, directed…
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WEDNESDAY.—John Macdonald, free, was charged by Reuben Hannan, of the Roebuck Inn, on the Botany road, with stealing a centre-bit, his property, on Sunday morning last. That active…
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The following official documents were recently printed by order of the Legislative Council. Two things are worthy of special remark;—first, that out of the six hundred and sixty-one defended…
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TUESDAY.—Longeville v. Brigstock.—This was a cause tried before Mr. Justice Dowling and a Special Jury, on the 1st day of November last, when verdict was given for plaintiff, damages £30…
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We have been Obligingly favoured with the minutes of the following elaborate judgment, which, as it determines a question of great importance in this Colony…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Monday, December 9[?] (Before the Chief Justice, and the usual Military Jury.)
Anthony Hitchcock, alias Hay, John Pool[?], James Riley, John Perry, David Jones, and James Ryan, were indicted for stealing on the 5th November, 1833, in the dwelling-house of Mr. James Mudie,…
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