Assault on Mr. Donald M'Intyre
A letter from Hunter's River contains the following:— Every one who is acquainted with him say, that he is a very kind master; he gives them plenty to…
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Police Incidents
WEDNESDAY.—William Elliot, a runaway from No. 10 road party since the 1st September last, and who was apprehended on Tuesday morning, was placed at the bar on a charge of bring a…
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WEDNESDAY.—Sarah Munn, one of the Lilliputian graces, with a heel as light as Mercury, took a trip from her mistress's house, with a gay hymeneal Lothario, whose hapless rib was doomed…
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Commissioners Therry stated last week, that it was in contemplation by the Governor, to [?]mend the Court of Requests' Act, and extend its jurisdiction to Launceston and Hobart…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday[?] January 6, 1834. (Before the Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice BURTON.)
The CHIEF JUSTICEâMr. Registrar, be pleased to call the names of the gentlemen mentioned in precept No. 1. The gentlemen composing the Military…
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MONDAY.—Jane Macdonald, a truly independent, inflexible goddess, attached to the division of Anacreon—but no somnambulist, for her orbit was a sign in the zodiac, and her illumined train…
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MONDAY.âBefore the Chief Justice, and a Civil Jury. Patrick Gallaghan was indicted for a rape on the person of Ellen Welsh, servant to Captain…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Tuesday, January 7. (Before the Chief Justice, and a Jury of Civil Inhabi ants.)
John Mortimer and William O'Neil were indicted for an assault on the person of Mr. Edward Fagan, of Sydney, on the 6th November last, with intent to rob him…
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MONDAY 6TH INSTANT.—The Chief Justice took his seat at 10 o'clock. After the civil and military injuries had been sworn in, the Chief Justice made some pointed remarks on the misapprehension or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Wednesday, January 8. (Before the Chief Justice and a Jury of Civil Inhabitants.)
Michael Quigley, was convicted of having violated the person of Mary Ann Stafford, at Tarband Point, on the Parramatta River, on the 2[?] November last. The prisoner was remanded…
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THURSDAY.—John Green, not a son of Bacchus, but his grandfather at least, was on the preceding night, observed moving in the public street with an oscillating motion…
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WEDNESDAY.—Before Judge Burton, and a Military Commission. James Spring, and Thomas Marlow, were arraigned at the Bar under information of the…
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SUPREME COURT.—TUESDAY, THE 7TH.— Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and a Jury of twelve free Colonists. John Mortimer and Edward O'Niel, were…
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Michael Molony, and John Thorpe were indicted for assaulting Mary Moss at Sydney, on the 11 th December last, and stealing from her certain monies and other articles, the property of Isaac Moss…
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POLICE, MANSION-HOUSE.—The well-known Joseph Ady has recommenced hostilities with the Court of Aldermen, notwithstanding the solemn assurances he had made to the Lord…
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MONDAY.—William Christopher was brought before the Bench by Gregory Howe, a Police constable, under the following circumstances—Mr[?] Mackenzie, of the Bank of Australia, seeing th[?]…
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MONDAY.—His Honor the Chief Justice, having taken his seat, the following prisoners convicted during the past week, were brought up for sentence…
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Thomas Hobby, a native of the Colony wa brought torward charged with having made away with 12 head of cattle entrusted to his charge, by J. Glennie, Esq. of Hunter's River. It appeared…
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SATURDAY, 11th INST.âBefore Judge BURTON and a Jury of seven Military Officers, chosen by the prisoners at the bar respectively, in preference to twelve inhabi ants…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—crown Side Friday, January 10, 1634
Before His Honor the Chief Justice and Civil Jury. Edward Brennan, stood indicted for the wilful murder of Martha Condron, at…
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