Police Report
A young man named Dawson, a hired servant of Captain Collins, of Petersham, was brought before the bench charged with a robbery. Captain Collins,…
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.—Before Mr. Justice DOWLING and a Common Jury. Hayes v. Solomon.—This was an action to recover damages for assault and battery. Mr. Foster stated…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In the Supreme Court. Sheriff's Office, March 18, 1835. Lyon[?] v. Brown
AT Borton's London Tavern, on Friday, the 27th day of March Instant at Two P[?]M. unless this Execution be previously satisfied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold the Right, Title and…
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The KITTEN RIG.âOn Thursday morning, (Sept. 4) Alexander Repton, a hairdresser, was charged under the following circumstances:âJohn Maunders, a…
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Exparte the Attorney General.—In the case of Messrs. Francis Stephen and George Robert Nichols, Editors of the Australian, which had been postponed until Saturday. The Court called…
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Captain Collins of Patersham, brought his servant, Dawson, before the Beach on a charge of robbery. Captain C. had missed 7 or S pair of sheets, and he suspected the…
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James Cormach, was brought before the bench charged with stealing two pair of shoes, the property of James Lisle, shoemaker, Kent-street. James Lisle…
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Ex parte the Attorney General, in the case of the Editors of the Australian.— Mr. Francis Stephen appeared to answer to interrogatories, and stated that he was…
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SATURDAY, MARCH 21.—Before the Three Judge in Banco. Exports the Attorney General—Mr. Francis Stephen appeared, and confessed himself the author…
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William Hutchinson, assigned to Mr. George Wagg, blacksmith, of George-street, was brought forward charged with being absent without leave, and insolence. Mr. Wagg stated, that he had…
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John Jones, Thomas Thompson, William Hayes, Robert Mulhall, George Mulhall, and Patrick Mulhall, were brought before the Bench charged with…
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MONDAY.âBefore His Honour the Chief Justice and a Special Jury. Due d. Antil v. Hodges.âThis was an action of ejectment brought by the plaintiffs, trustees…
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Richard Exley was brought before the Bench, charged with a house-robbery. John Greenock, residing in Kentstreet, deposed, that on the evening of…
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25.âBefore His Honour the CHIEF JUSTICE and a Special Jury. Wilson and others v. Grose and others.âThis was an action on the case, for damages sustained by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Law Intelligence. Supreme Court?—civil Side. Thursday, 26th MARCH, 1835. In Banco
The Solicitor-General applied to the Court to appoint a day for the trial of Special Jury cases yet undisposed of, the suitors having procured the attendance of…
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Jeremiah Grange was brought before the bench charged with assaulting his assigned servant, W m. Malone, against the peace, &c…
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At the sitting of the Court this morning, Mr. F. Stephen was called up to receive judgment, as ordered on Saturday last. The Chief Justice, after a…
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SATURDAY, MARCH 28.—Before the Three Judges in Banco. The King v. Francis Stephen and George Robert Nicholls.—The Atturney-General prayed the…
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Thomas Nowland, assigned to John Ryan Brennan, Esq, was brought forward under the following circumstances:—His master finding it necessary to return him to Government…
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The King, on the prosecution of Mr.T. W. Rowlands, v. Mr. Robertson, for a Libel. Mr. Robertson challenged the…
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