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Edward Catlin, master of the Australian w[?]slrt, having made affidavit of the [?]subordinate conduct of his crew while at sea, they were brought up by warrant to answer the charge…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—civil Side
MONDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and T. Foster and J. Campbell, Esquires, J. P. Barnett v. James.—This was an action for use and occupation, to recover the sum of £10…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Tuesday, March 5. (Before Mr. Justice BURTON.) Fattorini v. Underwood
This was an action brought by the plaintiff against the defendant to recover compensation for advice and attendance as a surgeon…
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Michael Welsh, free, was brought before their Worships [?]barged with having been in a state of drunkenness on the previous day, and exposing his person. Wardsman su[?]and, who…
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Captain Ireland, of the ship Clyde, was brought up by summons at the suit of four seamen belonging to the ship, charged with a refusal to pay them their wages. The captain contended that…
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE:âTwo men, named James Farmer L'oyd[?] and Francis Sullivan, were a short time since, brought up to this office by Serj[?]ant Munday, of the Edivision, No…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. Monday, March 5. Civil Side. (Befor Judge DOWLING, T. FOSTER, and J. CAMPBELL, Esqurs[?] Assessors.)
Hyland v. Smith. This was an action[?]for verbal s[?]ander. The plaintiff and defendant are both butchers. A dispute had arisen about a purchase of bul[?]ks, the property of one Owen Bowen,…
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THURSDAY.—Mary Whittaker, a very passable sort of customer at a hop, a fight, or a masquerade, to each of which she was attached, and at which she liked to figure, was charged with rigging…
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WEDNESDAY.—Long v. Hedges.—This was an action brought to recover £30 8s. 6d., being the amount of a promissory note drawn on the 16th April, 1832, at six months date, payable to Messrs…
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John Welsh, a lad of the most delicate susceptibilities, was brought before their Worships charged by Mr. Richard Smith[?] of Pitt-street, with refusing to obey the orders of his master, Dr.Smith,…
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Their Majesties, the Duchess of Cumberland, and other members of the royal family, paid their congratulations on Saturday to the Princess Sophia, at her residence at…
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Maria Riley, holding a ticket of leave, was brought forward on a charge of cohabiting with Thomas Powell, her husband being at sea, A publican named Baldwin, came forward to state that…
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MONDAY.—Eliza Blackwood was placed at the bar on a charge of being picked up at Liverpool, when she ought to have been at Parramatta, in consonance with a pass given her by her master…
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Mr. William Frost, a genteel-looking man, a plumber and glazier, in the Kingsland Road, was lately brought before Mr. Twyford, upon a charge of attempting to defraud Messrs. Hoskins…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court. Sittings at Nisi Prins
MONDAY.—Before Judge Dowling, and James Bushy and J. E. Manning, Esquires, Assessors. Johnstone v. Wright, Attorney,—This was an action of assumpsit to recover the sum of £53 6s…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Supreme Court. (Civil Side.) Tuesday, March 12. Before Mr. Justice DOWLING, and John Campreall, Esq. and Dr. EORSTER, Assessors. Kearns v. Mowatt
This wns an action of trespass. The plaintiff has a farm situate at Lower Minto, through a part of which a bye way, which had been occasionally used in going to the several farms in that neighbourhood…
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FEB. 28.--This morning the Court House was crowded with the most respectable inhabitants, a few of whom had been most shamefully beat and ill-used by several privates of the 4th Regt…
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John Whalen, a kiddy of no mean pretensions was brought forward on a charge of going into the coffee shop of Mr. Bird, in George-street, in a state of intoxication,and with stentorian lungs…
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Mary Ann Shaw, a respectable emigrant, recently arrived, appeared to prefer a charge of abuse against a Mrs. Murphy, who resided in the same Court, on the premises of Mr. Redmond. Mrs. Murphy, who…
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THURSDAY, MARCH 7.âHyland v. SmithâThis was an action for slander; the plaintiff and defendant are car[?]ass butchers and salt meat store-keepers, residing in…
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