Police Report—yesterday
Edward Chalker and Timothy Crawley was brought before the Police, charged with committing a breach of the peace. J. M'Nally, a corporal in the Mounted…
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Police Incidents. the Convict System
James Harper Peat, assigned servant to Colonel Shadforth, and employed in the capacity of tootman, was brought forward on a charge of absconding from service, maliciously breaking the new p[?] of a gate in…
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Before W. N. GREY, Esq.—William Hunt, a shoe-maker assigned to Mr. J. S. Spearing, was taken before the Bench on the folowing charges, namely, insolence…
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James Harrogan (free), William Parnell(free), William Stowell (7 years), and Charles Smith (commonly called "the fighting Gypsey)," were brought before…
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24.—Before COLONEL WILSON and Mr. STEWART. Edward Chalker and Timothy Crawley were charged with having been engaged in a prize-fight…
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MANSION-HOUSE.—Yesterday a person of respectable appearance, named John Card, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having embezzled money to…
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Peter Lynch, free, was brought forward under the following circumstances—Christopher Maguire, residing near Doctor Bowman's mansion at Woolloomooloo,…
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FRIDAY, DEC. 26.—Before Mr. STEWART.—Jane Mason, assigned to her husband, William Mason, residing in Sussex-street, was charged with having threatened to drown herself yesterday. No…
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