Police Incidents
William Hughes, a boy apparently about fourteen years of age, Michael Carrol, and William Harrison, all free persons, were placed at the bar of the Police-office,…
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BOW-STREET.—Rival bill stickers.— Edward Lee, "a professional bill-sticker," was on Thursday charged with assaultig J. Clarke, porter to Mr. G. Robins. The…
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Before His Honor Mr. Justice Dowling, Alexander Kinghorne and J. E. Manning, Esqrs., Assessors. Hoskings v. Charlton.—This was an action…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Supreme Court. Civil Side.--september 20Th. Before Judge Dowling and two Assessors
GREEN V. HALL AND OSMOND.--Mr. G. R. schols stated the; case; this was an action of sumpsit brought re recover Notes amounting £45. The declaration contained an account…
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 20TH.—John Snow, was with stealing fat; the previous day, the prisoner was observed to go into the store-room of Mr. Mackie, of George-street, and return with about…
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20—Before the three Judges in Banco. Girard v Biddulph.—On the motion of Mr. Williams the further hearing of argument in this…
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New South Wales. To A. B., Officer of Customs, and To Wit. to E. F., the Gaoler, or Keeper of the in the Whereas C. D. has been duly convicted before us,…
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Girard v. Biddulph. In this case, which was postponed for argument to Saturday, Mr. Williams applied to the Court for a further postponement until Saturday next, on the ground set forth…
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Girard v. Biddulph.—In this case, which was a motion for a new trial, the law arguments upon which had stood over for reconsideration from last mo[?] last motion day, Mr[?] Williams moved that the farther…
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Girard v. Biddulph.--The further hearing of argument in this case was deferred, on the motion of Mr. Williams. M'Laughlin v. Parrot--In this action for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court.—civil Side. Saturday, September 20, 1834
Dercy v. Grant.—Mr. Wentworth applied for a writ of habeas corpus, to bring up a person, named Collins, confined, in Sydney gaol for debt, to give evidence—granted…
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An assigned servant of Mr. Williams, residing at Woolloomoo, wasbrought before the Bench charged with neglect of d[?]ty. A gentleman residi[?]g with Mr. W. gave the prisoner a pound note to…
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24—William Machue, assigned to Mr. Lithgow, was charged with retu[?]ing to obey orders. On Saturday the prisoner had been supplied with a pass by his master, in order that he…
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William O'Brien was brought forward under the following circumstances. Constable Fitzpatrick in going along Market-street, observed three men dragging a…
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Charles Adams appeared on a summons to answer an information charging him, under the Police Act, with being at such a distance from his dray, while driving in the town of Sydney, as to render him…
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Sydney.--Thomas Duggan. James Gallagher, D. M'Carthy, William Vernon, John M'Kenna, John Wright, George Stewart, and James Stewart, free, to be patrolmen…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Supreme Court. in Equity. Before his Honor the Chief Justice and Judge Dowling. Friday, September 26
Alexander Thompson was brought up before the Court under the Insolvent Act, to claim his liberation from gaol, There were three opposing creditors, viz. Mr. Saul Lyons, Mr. Paul…
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FRlDAY, SEPTEMBER, 20TH.—Before the CHIEF JUSTICE, and Mr. JUSTICE DOWLING. Alexander Thompson, late of King-street, was brought up before the Court, and claimed his…
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John Cochrane, and Dennis Deneen, both free men, were placed before their Worships on a charge of robbery. Jacob Whitfield, a grey-headed old man, who…
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IN BANCO, SATURDAY.—Girard v. Biddulph.—The court was occupied nearly all day, in hearing arguments for and against a new trial in this cause, which it may be remembered lasted three days…
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