Court of Claims to Grants of Land
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS TO CLAIMS FOR GRANTS OF LAND—MONDAY, JUNE 16th—The Court opened at eleven instead of ten o'clock, having kept the lawyers and witnesses…
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Police Incidents
Patrick Langdon, free, appeared on a summons to answer the charge of William Wood, an assigned servant to Adam Wilson, Esq., of Cook's River, under the following…
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Park v. Kenny.—This was an action brought by plaintiff, a wool merchant of Sydney, against the defendant, a settler residing at Lake George, to recover a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Extracts. Court of Exchequer.—gregory V. Taverner
Publicans and Common Informers.—Mr. Follett moved for new trial in this action, which was brought against the landlord of the "King Wiliiam IV." public-house,…
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GARDNER v. LACKLAND.—Mr. Knight moved that the defendant Lackland might receive the sum of £800, due for the freight and passage of certain emigrants to…
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SIR, In the Australian of Tuesday last, is a letter signed Suitor, complaining grievously of the fact, that at the last sittings of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, June 30Th. Before the Chief Justice, and [?] Special Jury. Macquoid, v. Thornton and others
This was an action brought by the Sheriff, against James Thornton, Thomas Shanghnessy, and Edward Fagan, on a bond entered into by them in the penal sum of £1000. for the due fulfilment by the said James…
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MONDAY, JUNE 30th.—Before Mr. WINDEYER, J. P. Captain Riches, of the ship Bristol, was brought up on a warrant, to answer to a…
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A man on Sunday was seen very drunk opposite the Pultency Hotel, speaking to every passenger who went by, (among the rest Commissioner Therry and his lady,…
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THURSDAY, JUNE 26TH.—Before MR. JUSTICE DOWLING and a COMMON JURY. M'Laughtan v Parrot.—This was an action brought to recover compensation in damages…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →(COPY.) In the Supreme Court of Van Diemen's Land. William Bryan Plaintiff, Between and James Hortel Defendant
Edward M'Dowall of Hobart Town, in Van Diemen's Land Esq, Solicitor General for Van Diemen's Land storesaid, maketh oath, and saith, that this action was commenced on the…
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Our Readers may recollect, that a few weeks back we published the particulars of a case, which came before the Commissioner of the Court of Requests, "Booker, a Constable in the Sydney…
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Wednesday.—Michael M'Glinn was put to the bar charged with having a mare in his possession, supposed to be stolen. Mr. George Cutter, of Mittagong. deposed, that…
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William Dowling was charged by Mr. Barnett Levy with making use of blasphemous, and obscene expressions at the Theatre on Saturday evening, and with throwing orange peeling from the…
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Having passed through the ordeal of the Monitor's abuse, the first Magistrate seems to have become the mark at which the gentlemen of the Herald chuse to let…
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Sittings in Bance. Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and Mr. Justice DOWLING. Mr. Alexander Lisle Patterson, who had been committed by Mr. Justice Dowling on the previous…
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Wednesday.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling and a special jury. girard v. Biddulph—This was an action for [?]damages were laid at £250. Mr. Keith…
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JULY 5Tht 1834.—Before Mr WINDEYER.— Alex. Les, an American black, constable in the Water Police, was brought up to the Office, on a charge of perjury, by Capt. Driver, late…
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JULY 5TH 1834.—Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice DOWLING. Mr. Alexander Lisle Patterson engineer, an emigrant, who had been committed for…
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Charles Linden was brought forward under the following circumstances. About two months ago, the prisoner had been committed to take his trial for stealing…
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