Murder of Dr. Wardell
IN our paper of this morning we announced the gratifying intelligence that the arm of justice had thus early overtaken the murderers of the late Dr…
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Police Office, Saturday. (Before the three Police Magistrates, and several other Justices of the Territory.)
Thomas Tattersdale, a prisoner of the crown per ship Asia, under sentence of transportation for 14 years, assigned to Mr. Edward Turner, a publican residing at…
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Judge Burton took his seat upon the Bench John Stephen Ferritey, Esq., was sworn as clerk of arraigns, and after the usual preliminaries were gone through, the precept appointing the military…
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.—John Mannion, a messenger at the Dock Yard, was charged with disobeying orders under the following circumstances. The previous afternoon. Mr. Nicholson had had…
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We have no heart to suggest improvements in the Police of the Colony in the present administration, because the Police, and convict discipline its main branch, are…
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Mistress Judy O'Callaghan, from the County of Whiskey-shire, assigned and betrothed to one Mr. Dennis O'Callaghan, appeared on the floor of the Police-Office,…
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WORSHIP-STREET.—Upwards of eighty persons, young men and boys, were brought to the office by the G division of police, under the orders of inspectors Brundley…
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WITH reference to the Advertisement of the 17th April last, contained in Government Gazette No. 112. It is now intended to substitute Brick, and to make certain other…
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Jenkins and Tattersdale were placed at the bar before Colonel Wilson, Messrs. Windeyer, and Macqueen. Jenkins presented the same extreme indifference and evident levity as on Saturday…
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SATURDAY.—In consequence of its having been ascertained during the morning that ruffians who perpetrated the murder of this ill-fated Gentlemen were in…
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WEDNESDAY.—The three Judges took their seats and proceeded to hear motions. Common Juries were grunted in the following cases:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supreme Court. Monday, Sept. 15, 1834. (Sittings in Banco, before the three Judges.)
This being the first day of term,. their Honors sat for the disposing of motinos from the bar. The motions for Juries, according to the rule of practice of the Court were first entertained. The…
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 13TH.—Thomas Tattersdale, per Asia (prisoner for life), assigned to Mr. Turner, of Black Wattle Swamp; and John Jenkins, per Asia (prisoner for seven years), attached to George's…
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12—Mr. Patrick Connolly appeared upon a warrant to answer the charge of violently assaulting a bailiff while he was executing his office. It appeared from the evidence that the…
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Their Honors the Judges took their seats in Banco this morning, Sept. 15, being the first day of Term. Mr. Williams moved the Court, that the cause…
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This being the first day of Term, their Honors sat in Banco. In the ease of Kenney v. Byrne and others, an Action of trespass, Mr. Williams moved for a Common Jury; made special on the motion of Mr. Poole…
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FRIDAY—Before Mr. Justice Dowling and Messrs. J. E. Manning and Alexander Kinghorne, Esqrs. Greener v. Hall and Osborne.—This action, was…
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TUESDAY—The court was occupied nearly the whole of this day, in hearing an application for a new trial in the case of Girard v. Biddulph, tried during last term…
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.—Before Mr. P. MACQUEEN.—Thomas Mackinnon, attached to the water police, was charged with abscending. It appeared from the evidence of Conductor Goodwin, and a…
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th—Before the three Judges in Banco. This bring the first day of term, the Judges took h ir seats in full custume. According to t e…
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