Police Incidents
Honora Corcoran, for seven years, assigned to Mrs. Morris, Castlereagh-street, was ushered into the presence of their Worships, on Thursday last, charged with…
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Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—(civil Side.) in Banco
MONDAY, JUNE 2.—Their Honors the three Judges took their seats in banco this morning, when the Chief Justice produced a new code of Rules for the future…
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James Hancock, remanded from yesterday, was placed in the dock and asked in the usual terms, what he had to say why sentence of death should not be pronounced upon him…
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MONDAY.—This being the first day of term, the Judges sat in banco At the sitting of the Court Mr. Justice Dowling proceeded to deliver judgement in the two cases following which were…
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To illustrate the strange contradictions which our Sydney Reporters appear to be the occasion of, according to the view they happen to take of the same trial, we subjoin…
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Stephen v. Kayes.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff Mr. Francis Stephen, to recover from the defendant the sum of £32 12s. 4d. for work and labour performed as his attorney. Mr. Nicholls, on…
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Applicant Mr. E. A. Slade, for Mary Ann Dickan.—After the evidence in this case, had been heard, Mr. S. Stephens said, that the applicant's [?]le to a piece of land had been…
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Booker v. Wilson.—The plaintiff in this case was attached to the constabulary force of Sydney, in November last; the defendant is Chief Police Magistrate. The…
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THURSDAY.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, J. E. Manning, and A. Kinghorne, Esqrs. Stephen V. Hayes,—This was an action…
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With the present Term of the Supreme Court, we have commenced a complete report of all cases tried on the Civil side of the Court, and all decisions in banco, for…
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The three Judges sat this morning for hearing motions, and delivering judgments on some outstanding business of the Court. The conditional rule obtained on the previous…
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Kearn Delany was this day put in the bar, charged with the wilful murder of Captain John William Donelan, on the 30th December last.—The indictment having…
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MONDAY, JUNE 2ND, before MR. WINDEYER.—John Cole, William Noblet, and James Lawrence, were brought up on a charge of robbery William Barlow, constable in the Sydney Police,…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4.—Before Mr JUSTICE DOWLING,—and Mr. J. CAMPBELL and C. H. EBDEN, Assessors. Chambers v. Klensendorlffe.—This was an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The working of our famous New Court of Claims to Land. Wednesday, June 4TH.—Present, Messrs, Mitchell, Sydney Stephens, and THERRY. Memorial No. 52
Applicant John Bernard Williams; opponent Joseph Bolsover.—This was an application made by the heir-at-law, for certain land promised by Governor Macquare to his father;…
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It will still be fresh in the recollection of our Readers, that, early in the month of November, 1831, a butcher, named Samuel Chapman or Priest, residing at the corner…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Advance Australia Sydney Gazette. Thursday, June 12, 1834. the Third Police Magistrate
A FEW days ago, a respectable gentleman called at our office, and showed us some voluntary depositions made by Mr. SLADE, in the case of CATHERINE…
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Dr. Bowman appeared on a summons to answer the complaint of Constable Richard Mansfield, for suffering four bullocks of his to st[?]ay in the public streets of Sydney on the 2d instant, contrary to…
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SATURDAY.—EXPARTE.—Chas. Smith v. E. S. Hall.—In this case, in which a rule had been obtained on a former day, calling upon the defendant to shew cause, &c., Mr. Keith moved…
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